New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-10
GENERAL NOTES.

If the confirmed spinsters and veteran bach
l,rz Of Eastern ONO are sll condemned single life
f. Is not the fautof Squire APPLICABLE OF Sharon. Penn
tie has done what he could 10 make marriage easy
In the country papers his advertisement ran: "NOh
rense required Parents consent not wanted On tho
Fourth July Squire Appegate viii remain M bone
may desire his services. strict secrecy maintained IL
required"
Her Majesty and her daughter Beatrice were
tine victims Of an extraordinary hoax fortnight ago.
while the Roy5l train moving from Baimoral
10 ". ndsor an anonymous letter received By tne
railway authorities to the effect that an attempt would
be made to overthrow the train while IL was passing
through Cheshire IL stated that between Warning
ton and Cewe after tine passage or the pilot engine. an
cndeavor would be made TO throw the tram OF the line.
The Chief Constable Of the county was communicated
with and he considerable advisable To take such
ures ms would Illustrate the attempt should IL be made
Coustaoos told of FOR the special duty, and cor
dop placed on the railway me between NarrmI,on
and CreWe, UicCrs being stationed 80 positions -vO
yards distant, with railway empIo'e between teh.
no attempt made but suspicious persons were seen "a
tho n'Ishb Jrnood 50 closely watched
Lima Morgenstern, who has taken the lead
IN developing the kindergarten system abroad. a.
tended the court held in Berlin last month IN ceebr ton
Of the Golden Wedding Royal pages gorgeous IN scar
let and wnte fayos, attendance at the doorway
Of the Throne Room To spread out the trains OF the
noble dunes privileged to appear and perform the nom
age Of prescribed by etiquette These highbon
youths executed their functions whenever the ladies'
requiring their mnistration happened TO be ambassE
dresses peeresses, or members Of the numerous
untitled arisO0racy; but when lady OF the mlddeca>s
presented herself at their post they were observed to
hang back and withhold their service. When Lima Motgen
sterns turn came to enter the Tarone Room she pSS9
vain. Turning sharply around she addte,ae1 ,H'h
wac are ygu yGnhs gentleman 2 w fIi t5cD Prpce
H aud Count h, De SO gO9l as TO arrange uy S'9I
properly The young men looked shamefaced ana ali
as they were told
The causes of church discOrd seem TO in
crease and multiply. Quarrels rather more tesres
trial in their origin than for eriy. Feuds Of tie pres
ent day generally concern the perseverance OF
the saints or infant baptism, but mainly arise from
personal collisions. IL Is not long since church IN
III uois rent asuuder over discussion OF the color
which the front door should be painted and church
IA Michigan was totally destroyed, and another deuoa
nation built temple its runs, because Of the OBJ
streperous and unseemly conduct OF mule belonging
to one tho parshiOncrs The Baptist Church OF West
Meriden Counis present divided into hostile factions
on account ladder claimed by two Of the brethren
and which one OF them appropriated Whlie II Wls
standing leaning or Otherwise resting against tbe Darn OF
tue other. Toe law has been inyoAed, and several
church committees have sO upon the case ana each
side threatens expe the other II Ia sad but church
members are human
Sir j. w. Fitzmayer, in signing the annual
report OF the Board Of Visitors Of the Royal Military
Academy, Woowich, makes rather amusing plea for
a storm aud Spartan rule. lie thinks the cadets are
yiua ia S. bads With three months OF holidays dur
ing the year, contends that 10 would not be too much
If the remaining eight nine were devoted TO hard *
crosse manly games and TO hard work at their fer
cut studies. One fourth Of their time CHE holidays men
toned might DO very well applied 10 the graceS OF
society among their friends and relatives at home but
as long their uniforms on, hard exercise and hard
study Improvement. mental and physical-slOuld DO
their only occupation Instead OF this they are INDUCED
in balls and concerts, billiards and smokngroons All OF
which may be harmless IN later lie but when shViu
be no part Of pubic military institution TO encourage
or In any way Not only Is this the ease ba' even
In their rooms which should DO GOrmt0os and n0tAhS
more Injuries comforts hardly too much for sehoo
girls would seem to thought eommeudabe aud ilCre
are many OF them furnished ia manner when oaght
not 20 be tolerated In AN institution OF which simplicity
IN every respect ought TO be the ruling prnople He
would prefer Instead OF the ladies' boudoifs at Wool
| witch and Saudhutst Increasing the expense OF tho
cadets TO their friends, that no room should nave any
oIber furniture Dedstoad and bedding eAcepledl
than tnat usually issued by Government 10 the quarters
of subatern Ofict r-YlL, couple OF chairs tdpc,
and of reruns. No youth OF the age OF the cJets
should have thing to encourage him 10 SIT OF lonxo
I'M ms ruIn His room should De for sleep anu holnis
eIse For this purpose neither carpets nor tho
nor pieures no are necessary hqualy ,
necessary are pOttod meats hams and anu