New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-29

The British nose is in the air. For tine first
time Ia a century American manufacturers arr uUdiug
marko; for perlumery among hin beyond tie sea"
Alr. Hutton, who has written so many of
The rcraaTksbie articles religious todes which base
appeared ne Specat0r of recent years abasAed the
Clergy the Winchester Diocesan Conference b. max
ng q bnla aud uno0mPrOmisihg speech oil secptrism.
IL condemned the Clergy for encouraging scHpCis by
tearhinE that ell paris Of the Bible were Of equal
authority Some perturbation caused. The Bishop.
however was very OatspOken, and said he would give
ANYONE 800 wGuld SHOW him from the Ishie thar
God condemn the heathcn 10 eternal dahlna-
tiou-a doctrine many Of them were taught m Their
shHdsood SIR Hntion expressed desire 70 see Ecclc-
or e canon Of Scripture and Lcclesaste.
In ia psce III made = sIt IN 81 ing what COL
denHtd The morbid coWardoo OF the ciereJ, moi
Their morbid activity.
A comical incident Of the recent savings
bank ruu IL Pog,EhkoePsc. related by The Eagie L.
illustrates wsinaR's Two assefs living with lazy
m that city took alara aud went 10 their
counsel. She advised them by al TO leave The
deposit IN the bank But they didn't they took II ont
And having IL in their possession thy troubled
know where keept SO they gave II TO the lady 10
keep til The next morning II was decided that it
ehOuld b. barred the earth in flower pot standing
the window and there II deposited. Hsving 80
much money her tie lady aid not sleep we'll. sud
abe siuterTed the precious trust put Il uuder her
pillow wfth the early dawn the owners Of the Bonry
appeared the lady's The door beng unlocked
they entree and went directly the flower rot "Oh
money. Tossl Tney have dug IL mp A gentle vocr
from TIN Oef heard [" Here. TAKE your money. |
Las vakr an morning taking rare OF ~ and last as
g- Esitcp you come waking me, aud ali because you
w0rc tao fssils."
One yluelly traveller has faced the Paris
cabsnen aad triumphed. He had hailed u cab at the TX
hiboa grounds aud asked to be driven his address,
bui with the refusal for Which all travellers la
Pare arr always prepared and had found policeman
oompei the eabmaR adm aim and hs faulty into the
nacrr. Te party had got than iis driver
started OF. not IN the direction OF tho genHemans
hsse bat 81 his own. upon arriving at which he lis
embarrassed his horse and recommended his custom rs
TO and tie.r way home be-t they might Although
tsefe three ladies ia the party and only a-
tlcinaB the victims had The courage TO keep their
ground; snd while they SIM sittiRs in the un.
horsed ess Ia ward wheIe # left, they IN
suited aud attacked by number OF esbmen who did
not sefuge make Of their whips and harness In
the dasisrdlT conflict Two OF these ruans we've lde-
ohoJ by iDe gentleman ana taken before the court,
whcrc trey Invented al iD rObsbe Story or their
q account for the facts with which they con
frOated. Tho dcienoe was unsuccessful and the cnl-
pgs received sentence which neither They their
leBds aud aetOFs viii easily forget One Of them is
u 80 10 prsoR for ala another for six month";
most remarkable tale is unfolded with
sxireme gravity by the Libsft OF FrcburS, Ultra
moutane Journal At Ferhey -YolaIe, a few miles from
Geheys. proposed 10 keep the centenary OF the
GO4nsulter Of the eighteenth century" and the
chief Don Of the celebration was TO eonsis in the
lion a b1st OF Yoltaire BpoR the public fountain In
fasmsrks place Monsieur 4. raised funds with great
asslduily but before q sufficient had been col
Aeaed. he struck dead A second gentleman took
p ths work; IN few days be- also carried corpse
shs thaFchyard Alter time the son OF she present
F'"'sf Of the Nolialre Chateau took up the fallen
enn N few days he had completed the collection,
$40 s''en tn order TO the sculptor. At this juno
- Ne Toe was seized with mortal sickness. But
- i~'Sef vas ANXIOUS TO complete the work, as
"a 10, ~ to his aon wei 20 yOtairc. and, IN spite
49, est-raes aud waTnings. undertook TO Eaeb the
s~sas aha fven persuaded many OF the population o.
ahea Superstition and assist IN Tie prooeedJngs
49, t1oa III Tia toNnefolk marched 10 the Fountain
ns ohS vas erected. and spAeches were fos6e l,,st
D. kea1 "a, 81 .ss proeessos, who marched at
ana The Lbaft hoped 1t would BE- The last: but