New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-30
GENER5L NOTES.

Lovers in the mining country have plain
and blunt way OF getting married spite Of the old
fosa young man IN Gold Hin wishing to wed
tam girl Virginia City the girls parents opposed the
match. spite tLis few days ago the couple
70 a church Gold Hill, and people hearing OF
their determination. followed them n. The ceremony
was soon over, and q that could be heard all
the church. that rise 10 much suppressed
laughter, the groom said 10 the minister aside: I'll
make that right with you tomorrow day" Ell
tering carriage, the happy par driven TO the
home Of the grooms parents. About dark the mother
OF the bride knocked u door OF the dwelling and
demanded Of groom a. Where's my daughter 2"
"she's here" was the reply. IL want her." you're
tust little too late. SHE'S my wiJe and my
self" 10 this rejOnder the mother ventuIed % say:
which brought out The following gallant words from her
soDIn-.aw; Don't you forget It. Tell him TO como
right along and BRING tine the family ana all his
friends. He'll need 'eu. The gal Is my wife and by the
Gods I'll defend her aud keep her against you and the
rest OF the world You tell the Ud man 10 come ana
her II he thinks he GOOd-bY."
San Francisco girl, twenty years Of age,
desiring education, dressed herself a boy. that
che might get 1t the easily Three ago
che called at one Of the public schools and told the
principal sne wished TO JOIN the school, remarking th
she Was an orphan ST. Louis, and had a situation
where, by working night ana morning. she coud earn
her board she too poor she said buy her books.
ana the principal gave her order TO- what she needed
and placed ner In the fourth grade among boys Her
Dress comprised hight tweed sack SUIT, heavy boots,
homemade Eeokue and paper collar. Her hair, which
was black and coarse SHORT. She backward
III Der studies aud SAID she had never mad opportunities
Tor going 10 school, owing the death Of her parents
years ago The girl had been charge Of lady teacher
several days when the teacher asked the principal
10 come into the room and that boy"
she had noticed something peculiar the pupils ways.
HE principal found nothing especially remarkable
eept that he would make a hrstciass girl" A daY
80 Ler his suspicious aroused sent for the
girl and her how sho liked the school. "On, IT'S
awful nice" was tho reply. How do you like your
teacnerp 81 think she's just delightful" In few
Gays The principals suspicious deeprned, and ne Od the
gr plainly that he thought her clothes "a disguise
Tue gr cast down Dy the remark, and her ey cs
nled Wlth tears while she SAID: " Lei me 60 1 wIl
leave your schOO" He detained her ana she explained
bow she nad adOp ed male that she might better
gam livelihood that dress while attending school.
cue tod hun she had one time been emplOye in
JSuAg ladies' seminary a mans want In san Fran
ov she had male arrangements 10 carry papers Tor
~ ssPspof from h O'CLOCK u, an0 was WOfklng
ih 'nt evening candy ana cake store, near where
SIC u'ed AT tue cOniectOucIs sc had been employed
HpOut mouth. Inc principal mode uneis 10 DER OF
oiOtIhy aud other ASSISTANCE, she uecIncd them.
AT O'Clock that day she lett tho sChOUhOuse and has
not since been GueIe.
"A unique and thorough rascal has lately
been On triai In Brussels court HIS name is Eugene
FKndl Roodebecke, Young man who "A lew wears ago
started In life q clerk In the Bank Of Belotuu ibe
crime he is charged with Is having embczzled
" stolen no lees than Sa.6OO,OO0 He had
Got been long III the bank before he found