New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-13

AHdrcir'S Bd:ar, although published in Gin
cinnati, grown 20 b. 80 prosperous AN INSTITUTION
as TO demand Nev--York Office and tender io carry
on part Of rs superhuous riches The Lew venture II
entitled AHdrcrs 4H,ericdn QVecR, is an ILLUSTRATED
sxtecu-pasc paper. OF the shape and genera. appear
9ETr of Uq1g ana noI. e. ptcMl devoted &" personal
gossip society citcIat II looks a. II II "oui'
uud prosper
The WOrR has been amusing It's readers
with series of odd Questions difficult to answer as ,or
instance the one which demanded - know "who struck
william Patterson; Why b. styuca, AID wis has
every body been much interested 10 kHo" VINO struck
niml" A question or greater current interest Tor me
World and Other Parcrs might be .u2-e'tct 10 some
thmg IKE NE following torn: - VINO i'uht VII sew
mt, body; wu,rt Il they find II, d.d VIA finally De-
came OF Il ana the five captured rohoers!'
There has been genuine ease Of love and
strycnune IN Rome. Alexander Dottormi, young ply
sican, expected to marry rcb widow, countess An-ea
spauo Massala. On Christmas Eve the two Tentio
Rome together froia sesstri. where tn Countess Lad
property. Al tho station she saw gentleman whom
she called uncle This uncle bade her leave the doctors
arm and take MS She did and the uncle and niece
went together % the Minerva Hotel Iais seems to
have turned The doctors mind He went home IN a
dark mood lie sent for his lIu1lady, whom lie had
known Tor years. aud told the story OF his love and ~
sudden end. Toward IN the morning S4e was a"aA
eurd by lOud ringing 81 idc doctor nct enc 49,,
10 his room and found him fOamng at thc mouth lie
died two hours htCr. lie had iahcn Hby chA!uc' Va
the table there was letter for tue Countess.
Why should hungry traveller be forced ~
eat TO slow music! On one of the Torda steamboats, the
tuneful three. harp. flute and violin. are brought uE
play not only when landing Is reached or tue
moon rises but also when meals are served 10
the cabin As as the napkin II spread across 'Ae
knee aud the soup plae is set down. The sp1uodc re
fraiu Whoa. Emma huses upon the ear ana puts u"
nerves, If not the appetite, on edge with the - Johm
River shad comes the agile ana heel-mo'ing Nancy
Lee" aud with the roAsts and entrees l. diOhed M!
7 he'd In Tp,t M
thin soss and sterious, and the harper. with pro
thetic instinct anticipates every Fcin's dreams by
sltkIng the first chords OF Grandfathe Clock" IL may
be tha; captain aims 20 stimulate the appetlteS
the passengers by these ait ca ad'; and them again
il ia conceivable that tn" musicians are paid by th,
steward who IS ANXIOUS u keep the living expenses
Low possible, aud ngemolsy coh'lv'' 10 cetI du,
cabin IN Hitccn minutes The uaFt.AE- Pu1H' Is h0'
campu.cl of deaf ucr and no on" Nnn h3N rta can m
ont al Onu,r when muc su'hds III pr c-'' "l az
section. luvOluutiGi t' nervous man seh, odyN t
SOUP supS the shad. plays VITA tic roast ana hoN ON
tlr cabin wih an orange ia ma mama lous pe'oe TIC
ancestral timc-piecc Is wound up
The coolest knob on the South Atlantic
coas, during IN, last fortnight has been Cape TatteaS
Captain Hooper OF the steamship America, on arriving
N savannah last Tuesday from Baltimore reported that
the cold OF the North Carolina coast had been intense
The exceedingly rough, and the decks OF the
vessel were continually under water TIE Thermometer
m the plot house Tor over tWenty:Our hour rcs red
17obelow zero The second maze two aui lands
man were terribly frosrbteu, and one ~ eiu II was
feared would osc his fingers. horse in stall on deck
WAS frozen 10 death and buried ~ sea- heavy gaze
struck the vessel OF atera aud the cargo, when hau
b.e, very car.cssy slowed tossed about anu btdy
damaged. Captain NlckersOu who arrived az THIS port
on Saturday from Say annah. had warm weather
all the way hut found OF HatteraS the
highest seas he has since he has been ID
command OF the City OF ColumOu'. Travellers
who complain of the heavy rolling ~ the new steam
shus which Mr. Roach has built Tor tuls nf tYrstl ut
Ilattcras. the most dangerous point On Tho Atauni
Coast, has to DE- rounded IN al seasons ot thr A'
aud order TO be absolutely seaworthy and yet o a
10 run the bar ~ nee and the channel oI wv
savannah RiI er they must Jc tOcraDy good rollers
Sweet are the diversions Of innocent glri'
hood. but not always harmless. Dainty Ida smih's
Louisville lass has had during the past year no hhei
aspiration than chewing gum, and the mobility OF 'ue
from week to week On saturday week she VAS
very thirsty, and went 20 the kitchen 10
yet a drink Of cold wafer aud when SUI
returned her jaws were mOvIug rapidly. Her mother
told her TO throw the chewing-gum away. The si''
pointed TO the mantclpicce where she had LAID DER
mouthful OF wax before going INTO the kiiehe"
There was nothing In her mouth. and yet ne'
laws were moving rapidly. Her mother trdsed LUZ
plored commanded the child 10 keep her rae"
straight and still the jaws moving rapldp'
A physician came and put tight bandaee over 'u'
child. mouth ous excitement increased the action
OF the jaws ana the nervous twi;ehnS EXTENDED