New-York tribune., 1878-06-29

,.or complied with unusual pains on
versity ns II gives the names OF the officers OF
most the faculty and the cassmen OF the de-
the AN alphabetical list OF all the students
cade, ana ",a - connected with the institution and
who ,ary list OF residences Inc piosr"pnio"i uo
supp an some instances uhuuy coplOuS' ior risiut
tails are ~ ,birty years can well afford to be modest
eeniuses unNo, - ooreers but the material has been
an outlining tDVA aud the book Is handsomely printed
CAREFUL sG Graduates only have entered the ministry
Onnpatlon, and Oid O1i law and 22 have entered into
wAle hsn. iSy The work haisor mas III FsKe. ~ H'1
srsl super GOO ono strangers are expected in
About ,,,,tion fete which occurs tomorrow.
Paris for the bA' has filed the hotels and lodging
This tremehu are now predicting that II any
houses, anu ~ come they will have TO biyouao In the
more foFeign c. trades-peope would be making money
bOulevaiu e, roin the country were not eating them
n tneI md home. One honest shOpkeeper when
on' o. Stser be was getting ahead replied brusquely
askel o doubt, is brsker than in ordinary times,
IN and good deal more, is swallowed up.
bet al large family in the provinces and my ostab
beioDs vbeh consists Of my wife, two children and
h. now to accommodate itself daily TO the lOdS
myseu feeding Of seven additional persons. When my
inE ares went thought was iree, but my country
Tcls..S,Ssn came then, and afterwards sent their
eensn1ss Tbey found rooms at hotelsi could not
nenSto tnrn them away from my doors, and so here
nd then these provincial people lead such healthy
an. thot tbey have remarkable appetites for dinner,
~ n.
fn nine to forty francs per week. 1t IS trying
sy - and tue worthy man heayed a sigh.
T,ye donl bodies lay on the sands of Knott
I'D on the English coast fortnight and child's
- aud curls we're hidden somewhere under the waves,
'-5sn Fisherman John wiped his eyes aud with husky
,o,ce told what had happened owe were crossing to
snderlapd on the Lune" he said, and had charge OF
,no .ais All went well for about two miles, and the
nna, had not taken a drop of water We were just light
,ng our pipes when a mighty came, such as have
never seen In my life before, and it swamped the boat
cot hold OF an and mast to hold myself up. The
res, all seemed to so from the boat except my sister
Harriet who threw her arms around my neck. She
said Oh. brother don't cast me Of!' said. never
will" She held for little time, and kissed me- and
sad her prayers but in time became exhausted and
then she let 20 hold and sank could not recover
her aud COuld not strike out or swim 10 the shore
while she held me by tue neck We should be q1tt
SHORE No one came TO our rescue. saw the Others
sink very shortly after the boat was sWamped; NY
brother and COwcll were both good swimmers lsiW "
my little boy six years old, floating ON his back aId
think he must have gone out to sea Ater my sister NAG
let go swan ashore There Is paihOs III 'hat Simple
nshermans tale.
There is loud cry from London concert
room. musclOver went to St. James's Hall to heal
Won BiilOws recital The prices were high, the com
pany OF thS best, the hall in time was fu the pro
eramme included masterpieces of many ages and styles
admirably chosen. What happened Certainly quar-
ter OF the room came during the first four pieces an'
quarter went out during the last During the Openinl
move en Of the sonata BeethOveus last and pcrhap
MS most deeply pathetic and characteristic work. TIT
ases were occupied with welldressed ladies struggling
in turning out Nos 1. g g. Of their row, that the!
zignt push into then proper place (which they hat
bought and paid for Ia ., or 7, and when they wer
there keeping up the excitement and hustle b!
turning round and bcckOnng and smiling {
friends who had lost their way at the back. An'
the same toward the end. The indignant Brtol
who recounts his agony In letter 10 the leading ourna
draws this moral: "Now, nne-tCnths O tins j. done u
mere ignorance ana just arises from the fact that ties
Iadra do not know, because they do not give IL
thought that To the hearers u the room every note
these great works Is important and that IL Is SIMPLY tor
turp 10 US and worse than torture to the player twh
play his best while people are moving about Dr.
fore hm 20 hear them struggling in aud out during th
pieces. The remedy Is simple. Let them wait al ID
door OF sf down the first empty seat Ill the move
Ineut IS over. Or else not ask Won Buow OF kuOlnste
to play TO them"