New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-05
GENERfL NOTES.

The Edison Company has obtained from the
French GOvernmont permission 10 establish telephone
communication between the various quarters Of Paris
On payment Of a monthly subscription a telephone will
be installed In ones house just as gas or water.
A band of American doctOresses y recently
doing the sights at Rome, produced something lka
n sensation Some Of them remarkably pretty
pretty enough make most wish to III n tended
by such They all dressed In black
silk. mixed with black cashmere. Their dresses were
made very high the neck and edged round with
pleated muslin frilis which reached TO the chin. Thus
the whole OF the neck concealed. Some veis
Others hate only one wore sDectaces. They looked
remarkably bright aud merry. and stared saucily at
those who stared uuouy az them.
Pauline LilienthaI, the daughter of He
brew banker ia Cologne, one OF the beauties OF the
Rhine. Prince Superintendent erleberg, young
cavalry onceTa connection Of the kngly house OF Pru
STA. lsGs quartered at Mayerce, and happening
meet Fraalcn Pauline at ball. fell violently In love
with her splendid eyes and figure and in spite Of the
ergetic circumstances of bis family carried her OF 10
Oldcnburg aud there made her his wife she theeupon
became Protestant. Although two children born
OF the marriage, the young people fell out and
agreed to live apart. In 1870 the Princess Wittgensen
made the acquaintance OF Dr. Umsnn. great nancier
If Vienna, ana when they next met after the
over. she Informed HIM that she longer Wiitgcn-
stems WIFE, the King OF Prussia had declared the
marriage null and void because civil ceremony had
taken place the parties having only pghted their troth
church. Ullaann lost instant IN offering tho
lady his hand and heart and they married IN 1872
Iaiame Umann once more changing her religion aud
becoming Roman Catholic But aiasl THIS second ven
have Deen ri loggerheads for the as three years U
mann no" pirSds Tor sep1Tauon, one o, M grounds
L. null and void. because II never celebrated
church, only ciyllly the opposite argument
to get his relation OF his wife her first marriage
The Philadelphia Ritualists are again worry
ing the conservative churchmen OF the communion.
Several months ago Father Prescott. OF 81 Clements
offered TO take ST. 1mothys under his care. aud pay the
interest the MORTGAGE the balance OF receipts 70 DO
placed in his hands. His offer declined by the vestry
IN IL was then constituted. At the Easter election held
pr last, however the Settlements part succeoded
in ousiug all the old vefrymen, VITA the exception
Of three, and filing their places with men OF Their
selection. The vote for vestTymen. u was claimed,
stood to T. The opposition party alleged that two Of
votes this election Illegal and that the
Judges Of election not eligible. The 81 Clements
party proceeded take possession OF the church and
school buildings connected with II, and the opposi
ton appealed to the courts for redress The
compliments affirm that novel forms OF worship
contrary To the usage OF the Protestant EpiscO
pal Church TO DO introduced The defendants reply
that the sOe EFFORT OF the present yc-ty VIII BE- 20 c1-
or otherwise have been permitted ia chuIcn; 10
allow q freedom me worsnipper Of the parish which
hitherto has oeen ocnied thrm ana 10 pretent mo
church from falling into the hands 90 irresponsible me,
i,rofant Or tie cnurcn law cifrless as 10 rhuic IN
property, and seeking only personal eLds Or partisan
views.
Hiss loops, age fourteen, Of Westminster,
Md sees AT intervals fulszld gnost-a man with
red face and sandy whiskeis. Early IN the sumner,
there were rappings and movements about the house.
which convinced mother that her daughter really
did "a ghost. One morning. when they slept later
than usual a little bell rung Violently ana the
tableware tossed from the tchen into the bedroom.
After this the spirit played miscellaneous pranhs almost
every morning When Mrs. loops would be spreading
tho table CLOTH would bo snatched Out Of her hand,
and plates. knives aud forks would be thrown 10 the
Goor one favorite tricks To strip the beds Of
their covering and several occasions ioatherned.
was tossed the floor. There frequent pulling
matches between the mother. the daughter and the
ghost the latter trying 10 get possession 81 sheets and
cnunterpancs they were being spread the beds
One day the ehosI, only by the daHgltor but
heard ~ the mother, unusually troublesome. rney
were aucng the garden. aud every Few minutes they
would be stopped in their work. aud wOud be- unable 10
raise their from the ground. The moiler told ne
daughter sfrK him. The ghost sad. II yyu strike
ne VIII be the death OF YOU" she however, directed
q blow az MS face. and Instantly fcll down Ia III. Inc
has spasnis near'y evety day. IN winch she loses
Consciousness 1drse come on her whenever size rc-lss
I gnOst, OF refuses 10 Obey him.