New-York tribune., 1879-01-18
GENkRIL NOTES.

Wc-h books and period cas "A qnGe LG-e be tn Unusd
states, and that week. paper printed IN that Ian
cuagc "A circulation OF 5000 pies ani gordIEeof
ADVERTISING TA~ is r. J. Griliihs's Drych, published
in Utica. y. Y. Is motto apparently is "Newydd'adur
| Cened apthal at Wa.anaeth Cened Cymry w Ia
aehau Unedy," rom when 1t IL quite oDyiOus as the
humblcsi IRIBrSE reader may Determine for himself
hat n deserve the prosperity whlch has enabled 10
| enter upon Its twenty y-nlnth yeI
| fortune Of $40, 900, 900 may turn upon 4
ont of yellow parchment round in rubbish heap A
Nova ScOia journal says that tne agent employed BY
the hers Of HYDE estate 10 10 EnS gland writ
ten encouraging reports. He has mct Tue directors of
tue Bank o. EaY and, whore the money deposited
II, dc was formerly Annapolis having been sent ou,
| by the imperial government lie mad one daughter
born in Nova Tho money IN question lefs
to her after he died. An ntmluon was sent 10 this
cOuntry many years ago asKinS for the heirs. The
family OF the Iydes United states took the mat
ter mp and decided that the al heirs were IN Nova
scotia. The sslng link MP TO recent period was
proof ihat original Hyde the held the
imperial mission and went % Annapolis There was
commission OF his TO be found. few ago an
old trunk sold AT aucilOn aud bought BY woman
for p c'ns. Sc subsequently broke IL up Tor kndng
wood. ami in the l1nHg IOund parchment document
which che deem 81 pre;ty with ne seas attached that
put 10 away worthy ~ preservation. suDse-
queutly happened mention the IucItent to a
friend. IL prOvcdto oe the missing document
What is hcralded by the local journal as a
Valuable Discovery" is "a Method OF keeping grapes
perfectly fresh for any period The Rev. c. REM,
pastor Of the German Lutheran Church in Huuson. Y.
y has DEVISED the process, after elaborate series ot
experiments. II said Gat the ribs petcy
green, and even the bl,Om on the grapes does not
undergo any change, but retains It's Daturaness
IN really surprising manner. The favor OF
the pulp is as perfect IN January as when
picked in the Fail BY this new PROCESS tue sur
plus harvest OF grapes In the Fall be well spared
for market in the Winter and sold at remuneratiye
price. Grapes. moreover. that have stored IN
dry and airy until the winter and have be-
shrunken and dried ul like rais,ns. be restored
10 their original and naturalness Of taste with
the hciion Of chen cals II Mt REM has
ceedrd vel with grapes. can no not extend bis eX.
periment- to apply the principle to old maGs and
cnaausi II lie can restore boon 10 the checks
ana flavor 20 the lips OF the Od gi5o say nothing of
greenuess to H. r,bs-and impar beauty ana natural
t. nc shrulkel ami u1ed-up hzirrs oI tie Old
men. whh0uo the Application o. chemicals he VIII De,
Indeed, a public neIartor
An elevated freight railway for Boston is
warmly advocated and the capital can De reaoiy Sc
cured the plans TO be pr, paled approved by the
l. s,atUrr and the franchise voted fhe purpose Is 70
connect the ooytu Boston 0its with the Fnchburg. Bos
ton ami Lowell Eastern and Boston and Maine roads By
adoubie-tIach cyatcd road through Prince ana Com
nrrr.as. and Aautic-lye. cro,s!u- Fort Point chan.
nol OyrI-s rhe railway corporation 10 ion the city
IN buiidH. bridge from O.Iycr-st TITS II Will be
obliged To 10 the coming sumner when the Ncv-Eug-
lani Railway has pas TINS land into actual service.
/
vcyor's Ol'r 70 i, certain that the whole line VIII bea
mile quarter long: and thc -essorS Yaluaonshe-
Ing taken as tworlrI. OF the value of tc prop
cry. which i; be- necessary buy - cure rights
oi way. the prospective cost, including ter.
miual switches and engines. will he less than
$lO000oO. the plan OF connecting the Boston
and Albany ard the Od Colony with "a" Hits
by half-Wr line OF elevated road has been discussed.
bat the 'aCt tEa :gh' O way through III. Boston wharf
property would be 0pp0Sel. q rr' any imhtdiH" 's'
pn TINS direction. \ number OF the largest ' ck-
holders in TIE Boston Wrart interested I'D The Pre-.
! ro-ei Boston ana Northwestern Roo from Weston
through W'.i ltNhdly ana SCUM Huston, when may
utIOlIce the elements OF opposition 10 the elevated
railway scheme.
Cash and Cantey have quarrclled and fought
like sonth Carolina Gentlemen of the old school 4 IL
O'Clock sharp the appointed Tor an appeal to Inc
code OF honor. thcy appeared with their seconds ~
Dubos's Bridge. Diru Ston County. Sanders and Bre
yaId proceeded 10 stake of the ground The pegs are
set ard they the word. Sanders wins the word
and Breyayd has the ehoirc positions The pistols
are loaded and boys take their positions All ewes
are upon Cantey he stands Ike a stone wal--not
muscle moving. No looks &c Cash. "a be ha' been
there before SIuders gives the word, "Geutenen
Won ready P Ready" ready" the prompt reply.
"Fre one. two. three, ha - Between fire" ond
lone" Casn's pistol OF, sending the bail into ,be
ground near C,ney's feet CasAs fire drew CaAtcy's
i.e MS pistol fairly up. Tnis premature DIS
charge OF CasA pisto. the resdt OF some dNar'
rangemeut Of tue set trgger caused by the extreme
cond round, tho word given, and at zone" the
snloke and lrc a. both pistols Surgeons rusn to
principals, ANA after examination II Is Iound no
serious injury done. Ca-h's hIll pa through
Caney'- coat and Vc., hat does not wound hn. Bre-
vard gives Sanders notice thai the eIt l. over fhd
tat CaAey h., no further ainst Ca-h. s
up Iioy add ,fcis Ms hand, say 4ug " ou a.e
r. ,Iact The tpltAct coward which apph'G 10 y.J
Cancy replies Thank you. rlr. aud reiraci fh' on
save expressions have made 70 you: i'':l ."ul -
happy aud home co"y need that the seht.ecAo oI
south Carolina are not al doao.
Even 20 great curse as Il peSticnce may
wor, out bcueacent ends. No one can mlnlc with
Southern families of the best class witLout beng I'M
pressed VITA the tact that their feelings toward tue
North have undergone marked change during TIE 'dSl
year There Is bitterness enough iet 'aNen Knows
M many hearts. but there nearly mucA of IS
there The generous response which was made n
the Northern c's and towns to the appeals Tor aia
from the plasue-srickcn valley has brought The lNo
sections together that's Yankee OF the iah
KEGS can receive to-day from southern families Sho
have been impoverished by the war such greeting -
th,s You from the blessed NORTH IRe report
from ilie Howard Association of New-oreans lor I1'
! has this beautiful reference 10 the North; Ana uo"'
brethren what move can be said. II We attempt 10
speak in praise Of aud thanks 10 the generous near"
that seat 10 people that bounty 50 grand "h'" We
hay, administered 10 the stricken ami ati.cled We
have already. best We could. expressed IN words o
thanks We feel To them tOr their dSDey-!nspred ea"
n.y. No human tongue, no human pen' can htuAEH g
press it, Ii IL as uuutterabe the sorroS aud snn'I
in which their generosity has mltglied amt relieved
Eteru alou" viii unfold all the good thai thty .N
! done. We who hayc, in thc administration OF tno.
bounty been called stand by the bedside oi sl'hn
and dc ath, aud IN the house Ot mOuiniug ahd Ges.'
ton can tell tuc.u Only that have sceu The ilsht
hope replace ne gloom oi "u Amos, Despair 1hn Ne
and Coulasr revive ~ thnsc NnO were ready 20 u -
| have seen and We have fcL but even We do not s s
rnnnot, know al, here. Tie record az II al II "I'''
| above, and there only shall tGeysead IT,
MUSIC AND IHE DRAMA.