New-York tribune., 1878-07-10
GENERAL NOTES.

A., Frances f. Willard has left the ranks
,,o,roaIism and taken her "chOsen place among the
oeraDce workers OF the land she loves Her VaIe-
siorv did not appear IN the columns OF Ihe Jounai
h abe has been editing, but Is now furnished 70 inc
49, a circuar "That loDg-since ieaky ship, me
paUno ro, - sbe SAYS was scuttled in absence,
- ,,, lis deck should have waved grateful adieu
80, .oodors Anybody who will Is permitted to lead
~ 1oyoru hope OF a last emergency Ibis IaGl' an,. @
~ alone explains why, before the times were tipe 40
in o1 came TO the front managers Of metropoI-
tan daily newspaper :. :.
Georgia Justice has decided that 1t is
,,tmate for BARRIERS TO ply the razor on Suhua! D.
een bosses we're arrested in Atlanta Tor violating 'S
.,on OF the code: "Any tTadesman, artlhcer' WORK
o lsboler or other person whatever who snail pur-
,ao moi, business or work Of their ordinary cahhs'
tne Lords day works of necessity or charity OILY
o,tcd, shall be guilty Of q msdemeanOr etc. test
60 was argued and the judge decided last week IN
tvor Of me BARRIERS He based his judgment upon tut
onlieotiop OF the word necessity" lie d1 not taNo
- view Of tbs municipal authorities on the necessity
~ giving to men an hour or two on Sunday morning 70
and clean themselves for the purpose Of attending
,aoos ~ nublic worship. tie frankly admitted that
aocIe might 20 to church black ana sO!eu VIII U,,s
m might 1--we so all their lives He discriminate ne
o Sdi.pensable necessities and habual necessities
lie was unwilling 10 regard the quMlHcatio 49,
soyne close reasOners put upon the word ne InOTS
SOM doct of anpearapce In public was required
oocessitV and the OF a BARRIERS bhOp hlSlt III ~
stances be as essential drug store, lnaslICn as
it is requirements often depend on Cleanliness
f erson and consequently shaving saloons were puD
lie necessities 81 .-
If Lord Beaconsfeld had consulted with any
military writer OF good reputation and sound sense nc
,or,d no, have marked out the Northern frontier OF
Eastern Roumelia as he did. An accomplished military
ritIo proyes iu The Standard ondon that the rght o
fotfyng and placing garrsOns in all the Balkan p"seS
which the British plenipOentiarles nave strueEeu 10
obtain for the Turks is fatal git, and that IL "ouu oc
absolutely better that they should be surety Iofpluueh
20 lay stone or to place man in the passes Ahe
thew would be driven 10 fall back upon their true line oil
Sato,co The position OF Tchekmedgee should be i'm
DregpabIy fortified, and a great entrenched position
sbould be established near round Adrianope. Here
~ they felt strong enough, they might give Oaue 10 an
Invader Or IL they felt Outnumbered and at dsaVah
sge they could fall back upon Tchekmedgee ana "al'
here while their enemy rOtted away as he dd I'D 1873
The Balkan range as geographical boundary Is Eoou
enough but as military line of defence II Is deiusloh
and snare In obtaining Varna, Shumla and Sophia
for Bulgaria, the Russians have taken the pis VI 1le
position aud may chuckle in their sleeves az Hhhu,ns
ayer no Turkey positions which must prove fatal TO hT
In any future war. With sophia and the Etropol pass m
the hands OF the Bulga[ans ths critic regards ~ as
worse than folly to nagge over the question WnetheI
the Turks shall be allowed to garrison tue LaSteih
eress.
The first romance of the season IN a lovely
Vermont village has curled up at the edges and been
torn to shreds like old circus bill country fence
few weeks ago a young man, well educated, beauu-
full rloh-at least he said he was-and the son Ol an
English baron, arrived IN the village in search OF
uuet resort where his parents and their numerous at
tendants might speud the Summer. The hotel pleased
him. and he engaged large number OF rooms Tor MS
fathers family Now there chanced to board and lodge
al that hotel widow with charming daughter OF nine
teen Summers also beautiful graceful, accomplished
and romantic correspondent Of The Troy Press tells
what happened The sweet girl willingly accepted the
young mans invitation to ride, and walk to visit the
hillside the grove, ngcr by the brOOkside, as the
water came fresh and cool and ran among the Leaves
and mosses There he would stimulate her imagination
with the beauties OF his lovely home. The young lady
became the afianced Of the barOn's son. The young
man went to tine pastor of OF the churches and said
the baron wOud be there certain Sabbath, and was
fond Of good preaching. TIE son engaged band OF
music 10 the baron from the depot to the hotel
borrowed considerable money of the landlord, which
with the livery aud board bill made pretty penny lie
received telegram stating that his father would ar
rive on certain day. On the day before the great
event be drove neighbOrinC town 10 De absent Tor
two hours IN order leave two gold watches at Jew
elers TO be repaired. Those tlmepeces belonged 10
his prospective mOther-in-law and the biide-eect,
whom he had kissed with particular terYOr wheu lie
had started his ride He did not return Inc baron
dId not arrive. Who will pay the little bs-Dllls-Ds
Eornap pfla ma