New-York tribune., 1878-12-31

m her favor holding that the purrh Of waste pa
does not carry the right to WDEnown vauaples which
may be found in IT.
The apple which tempted Eve is not prob
ably "a existerce. hut there very old in Muhen
Dug County Ky II grew The beginning OF the Rev
Olutioul War, and is now in the possession of Mrs
Drake. w,aUw Mr.. Drake received II from her she be-
ing lN roHcd him, just he departed for the
lie krm it turing the whole war. and when the war
Ovrr. az rturled and married aer TIE apple, when
h. s IDLY preserve Ia IT, inc lSnlly ~ dGy ana
q @mooth-faced hypocritical rogue, Charles
Ftch Suune- has been playing the swndltT under tnc
cover Of religion in Worcester Mass, with great sucoes
having bc received into Of the churches Of that
ciIy He set up for State detective. and was always
working up case" lie pad the pccutiarlty however
Of paying his board bills. He engaged himself to
osimahle Young lady, butr turned oui that he had
been married our rmes already and that al Cr WiSes
Wert living. Connecticut holds the Turk in heF
grasp, AID viii try nIn fOl bgany.
1t must be said that here is something en-
trely the way of ecclesiastical decoration" III
the Second Church at Rockville, Connecticut on Christ
night. besides the fiDIeRonOred ee, there was
fireplace in front the pulpit with audrOns, and OH
broad mante piece rested Family Bible, and pair II
Did silver candesIioks WIth lighted candies Stockings
hung by the fire, and the appearance Of santa Claus
made all compete. The PrOesiAnts OF that churCh
wiH hardly say anything about the Ddnger IN some
Catholic churches, after this
A big story comes from Shenandoah Valley.
II all about peder who for three successive nights
particular Assisted by farmer, he felied the
tree the agreement being that the spoils 10 be
divided Down came the tree cavity was discovered
aud Within 81 $1,000 Ia silver. The pedler expressed
his unWhngHess carry about much silver so the
farmer took the whole AMOUNT paying the pedler
$3.50 in good greenbacks. The pedler vanished nto
iBnnte space Dut when the farmer iHed 10 pass ihe
dollars found That they we've counterfeit; ana nc
begins DOUBT whether tie pedler dreamed any such
dream al all
To make shoe-pegs enough for American
use cOnsunes annually 100000 eOrds OF timber and 10
make our lucer matches 100000 cubic feet OF the best
pine are required every Lasts und bootrees take
100000 cords OF birch, beech ana maple, and the han
dies OF tools 100000 Tue oakng OF our bricks
consumes 900 900 cords OF wood, what would cover
with 10000 of land Telegraph poles
already up represent $4,000 trees and their annual
repairs consume 100000 more. The ties OF
railroads consume annually thirty years growth OF 75
600 acres and 90 fence all our railroads. Wuud cost io
0OoGOo Tha % yearly ekIe9alne . oil SIIVO]U,OOU ] lU1
FOR going TLrc are others, our plcsnS boxes
used each mHKlug wagons aud agricultural I'M
pements is valnen az more than S1Oo0O0,Oo0.
1t is nearly three months now that the Rev.
H. H. Hayden OF South Madison Conn. has been in jail
charged with the murder of Mary stannard. HIS sec
Ond trial VIII take place in January. Meanwhile his
family great need of assistance and the Presiding
Elder OF thai district has Issued appeal TO all the
churches n it he forth that Mrs HsyOeu by her
husbands arrest was left with the OF
three little children, one babe only few
weeks Old. She was poor, and could not
keep the home. What personal property she had
turned into cash and paid 10 lawyers or used 10
meet other expenses OF the trial With children the
wife thus left homeless has been forced TO seek shelter
with heI neiglbOrs Inc chureh al soulh Madison l. o
poor 90 take of her 1t never supported The family
when Nj Ia'Gen IrescheG i0r m H. ne earning m me ipI
on o. MS a',,ns y! "S6 5 ,, 81 d , 49, S,is 80 -, q
themseye 10 the utmost 70 pay the ices OF his aWleI
Baron Hausmann and his successors have
left undisurbcd thus far the Of Paris,
which ha, an air about II Of very Old antiquity. The
time was remarks The Globe UoudOu), when Paris was
the most difficult ana awkward city TO drive through ii
the whole of Western Europe. Blu, the wonderful
changes late years make II very oUrious that N
quarter the most Iequented tho city, and where i'm
prOyements have BEEN the most general there should
remain street dating from the seventh century, aud
famous Tor lts association with Queen Bruuehd. the
contemporary OF the not less famous FrGlegonde It's
called the street Of the Withered Tree" and il
there at the place where the street Is crossed by tie
modern Rue de RiyOh that the execution OF Brunehhd
took place IN the year G13. She had fallen into the
hands Cothare the Of Freitgondc. who accused
her with having caused The OF kings OF
kings. and arraigned her before the officers
of the aruy, By whom she condemned
at the age OF eighty, or as some essert at
nnetv 10 punishment considered worthy Other crimes
For three days she was exposed in mean aud ragged
attached by her hair and one OF her legs to the l u an
unbrOken htrsc Who as soon as he vas lei iogSr AZ
siautiy dashed her to p ccs against the stones cf
witbeEed Tree street" Throughout me Middle ages
the street was The resort OF Sedt.oas Fail5ia ana tg
cOeehOuer which in the lstteI hall OF the eighteenth
century freQueuted chiefly by the encyclopedias
fraternity.
Last Summer ex-COngressman Job +. Ste
yensOn in company with several friends Including his
daughter made the Of Mont Blanc They were.
four days on the mountain, aud his description Of the
trip cont trluted 20 The Cincinnati CcmmereiG contains
many interesting PASSAGES. OF night passed at Grand
Eluiet he saws ''The storm ccntuued-it WAS a wild
nght-thr winds came down the mountain rushing
round the cabins, Whistng sOughing, roaring beating
and bufFotIng the fral tenement with the wings o
ught Entering through the cracks the eatnery Snow
fakes sprukled beds and faces, giving sharp sting
Jug sensatos enough 30 wake sound sleeper had one
been there" The ascent from the Petit Plateau
Is thus spoken Of There something In the sui-
fioD which gave our thoughts heaEeHward tendency.
We were going that way Sunday. We were already
at n great height. Stretching over pure untr0dden
snow leading 80 the great white throne, our way
looked like jacobs ladder. There angels Wis
ible going uD down bu there might be angels uyis
BILE II Was a good place for thom-a grand place, pure
and urspoited from the world" The wrecks vi
faien icehlOcs which he met earlier part Of the
aseeni shiyered into fantastic shapes, md worn by
sun nun, a. i bork sbaoed ljE, - cpairl ono me n am
strung with iciCieS and freiied win frosted SHOW,
The creyssse which is crack in the ice froln scht
flaw 10 q yaNning guH with roaring streams TesouLdng
Iig and color worthy special study. Its sides NAV
he cut through firm ice q varied hue. from white
walls may Dc covered witn hns 0i snow melted ana
fr.zen agiyn into delicate lace ana lerntGe IOrhs or
fbey uag be adorned with cicles hanging crossing, III
teTlsckcd and II may chance th3i In sueh cicN'.so
sunbeam faas. filling II with brilan pfIatic COO, % M
Jaws Of death armed with fearful fdngs were open 10
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