New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-27

-, and nice One OF these fsh was found with
glass bottle inside of him. another with part OF
s,,,. haby: another with whole baby; whlle
a,h,es ladies' thmbles bits Of glass; pieces OF money
.ra common. The trawl nets take IN some strange
80 One man caught the body of his own brother in
.h net. another found a mans head which when
sensaed contained a crab. I'VE kotohes SAID an 0ld
fisherman. all kinds Of foreign hanmaS bones ~ ths
tears the nets before We can get EN- up. Ihey Ten me
that these big mammals was all drowned I'D the
time of Old Noah and the FLOOD
When Thomas Jefferson was Minister to
France John Adams, then Minister to England, called
him TO London by private letter TO consult upon the
terms OF treaties with Portugal and Algers. William ).
Smith then Secretary to the LOhdyn LEGATION, ana
afterwards husband Of the ONLY daughter OF
John Adams, carried the letter 70 Jefferson,
who in company with Mr.. Smith. proceeded TO
London where they met Richard Peters, welknown
pubc man OF that time. On tue evening OF Saturday,
March 25 1888 they aad 1t seems, oeen invited to dine
with Mr.. Adams. but were led iuto DolJ's chop
house, famous for its good cheer While there
rhyme was written by ore OF the three
by Mr. Peters, 1t is nclieyed-and after be-
ing signed by each OF them was addressed TO Mr'
Au'ius' ~ 10 nc ''' March 20 u7s0
l2piSt 2-Do!y's
One among our many follies
Va On Ling in for 81 1kS ct DOly's
Whereby we've lO,t-Inj eel Ike sinners
That have us,ed much bit r. oihner'
Nor do we think that US I s hard on
NJ
AnO promise that another tine
We'u give our reason not our ThuHe
So we've aCTeeI-uur Mem CJn: NOt" IS
That thus Jointly give You notice
For our lulr Is 10 b. clever
We hold IL better late man never
The original of this production tie possession OF
MIR Charles Bruff, Brooklyn "a ->in'le "l u Giu
the facts connected with its puDhcat III q! gy,n IN Tue
Januay number OF HE hIJa=ine Of American History
Harvard has prepared letter explaining
tho pCuts at issue between herself aud Cornell in the
matter OF the laters withdrawal vi er challenge 10 the
Harvard boat club. Tne lett however has MOI YET
been pubished IL IS stated in The HGrUdrd Crimson
that sometime since an normal letter was written TO
the Cornell boating authorizes b. the secretary o the
Harvard University Boat Club, sauuS tnat clrcum-
stances prevented his seDoinG the formal accept
anee at that time. but assuring the Cornell men
that the challenge would doubtless be accepted
very shortly" That paper goes on to state
the whole case as it understands It. II OK ora
accents Htrvard's challenge it argues tnat Harvard
must 60 abroad and row her, and must 20 "oaroy
without reference winning LOSING our race or races
In this country" With Yale she must row IN any case;
with Columbia ami CoiuoIl probably" In case Yale
Columbia and Cornell were all to beat ner 1t would not
AFFECT her rowing Oxford. but contingencies she
could not go as the champion OF American col
legps 1t is insisted that race for the Champion
ship while very desirable is 10y no means essential
Oxford not challenged tn low the champion
American crew, nut simply II ~ srd University" ms
is be rcaSOn according TO me Crimson, Tor the uHFr
ence of Harvard Cornell AID CUluGDa Z Ihcu nae
iust the reverse. We asked her IN gcnteinanp way
10 give us a lltt- time TO compete our negotiations
with England she this Us preteXt LOT Will
drawing her cnatltuge.'