New-York tribune., 1879-08-27
GENER4L NOTES.

Illustrated journalism has entered upon
new phase Detroit journal has n fulaDgth portrait
a with beard feet Ga inches in length. Ho is
standing by the side OF an elegantly carved mahogany
table and holds IN his right hand book possibly Bible
bat presumably a directory. The beard trails the
floor like clImsy mop. II is needless TO add that the
with the board is deigAting the hearts of Michigan
pumpkins at the county fairs.
The Monarchical factions in France, having
nothing better 10 do are quarrcllng over their holy
places The Imperiaists are anxious TO build IN tho
heart Of Paris memorial chapel In honor Of Prince
Louis Napoleon The Legimists have their eXpiatOry
chapel, which stands in the middle of small and
gloomy square end there they assemble every 2st OF
January the anniversary OF the execution Of Louis XVI,
pray for repose OF his soul and for better times.
The Orlolnists too have their chapel just outside the
fortncat0ns reared on the spot where the eldest son
Of Louis Philippe was tnfOwn from bis carriage and
Killed. and dedicated to hs memory The ROyallsts OF
botn branches object, however 10 third tabernacle
John Bright can see nothing but good in the
commercial policy OF Great Britain He writes 10
woIkmgman in Glasgow " We suffering from many
bad haryests at home; from famines and poverty in
India and China from depression III North and South
America; from like suffering in Germany; from war in
the East OF Europe and from the extavaganee and in
aton OF he years preceding the present bad times.
And after ALL people whole suffer infinitely less
than tho three years from 1889 to 1922 aud our farm
laborer who to be specially ruined are receiving
nearly double the wages and OF tnat which wages
buy that they received III the three years 10 which
have referred II you uso your faculties as well now as
you did the days OF Fee Trade contest, you will
not doubt tae wisdom OF our present policy"
young earthquake could not have caused
more excemento on Block Island than the attempt &c
robbery last Saturday gentleman from Hartford was
walking with young lady They had been down TO the
SPRINGS and their way back TO the hotel. when
a fellow stepped up beside the gentleman and struck him
fearful blow the forehead, using large and Jagged
peco of rock which he held in his hand The gentleman
staggered aud he did his assailant closed in with
him. The yOung lady screamed and SO frightened tho
fellow that he for the shore, which he hoped to be
able 10 reach time jump into small boat and push
OF before could be caught In this be was foed for
the young lady pursued him closely and screamed so
loudly that bystanders attracted to the scene, and
through efforts the fellow arrested The
tleman asserted that tie fellow him. and
up showed that In the struggle his
CATION the fellow denied and said that lie misook him
for his mate and that he only made the assault for tho
purpose OF getting The girl away from him. The gentle
assaulted refused 10 give our informant bis name,
as ho going hoae to Hartford In day or two, and
dId not cre 70 nave tue matter paaded III print before
he saw his wife"
An enterprising clearinghouse caterer to
the many and varied demands OF the average soourneF
in afavOrite resort preaces her advertisement
with the suggestive sentence, Napkins, but no airs :
thus showing that while in tnat sequestsred
treat retain the beuofts OF civilization the demands OF
fashion are not vigorously complied with. There, doubt
less the city weared seeker for rest rejoice in the
comfort Of an unstarched and flannel shirt, ana when
weary with the long footj0urney over hill and field nc
lasens TO the appetzng meal it is not necessary that
he gloss long since departed from his dusty shoest
shall be restored before he attend TO his stomaohs
needs; and the dame OF high degree" emancipated
the from cnging and trailing skirts. can re-
oice In tho freedom Of bOomer costume, and permit
the sun brown her hands and face without fear Of be-
ing tabOOed as unfaShOnable while children can ronp
aud play in all tho unrestralned loyousneSs OF YOUTH
ftnl fnptn1 L.
airs " promised IN city boardng-houses, how they
would be sought after by those wno now are tired OF
tables where tho scantneSs OF lcean napkins Is atoned
by superabundance Of airs and an apng or FASH
onable oiies, intensely unpleasant to rght-ninded
men and wOmenI
The young women of Philadelphia never
grow old. A theatrical manager who advertised for
twenty five beautiful girls complains that old women
who would pass for his grandmother and he Is not
a Spring chicken himsoif-answered the card. These
were women who had capered before the footghs for
years and tossed their rnglets at the front for
generation. and yet they still fancy they young,
sprghtly aud beautiful. % tell you," remarked the
manager in a confidential chat with Record reporter,
" although this seem TO be an easy way TO mako
q living yet know the life is frausht with hardsbps
and spiked with dangors-I know 1t, and knowing it,
act accordingly Now to-day, two young girls called
on me-pretty little girls, tOo-and wanted to so on
the stage. They willing 10 at just enough to
keep them took those two little stage-struek girls
aside and talked TO them like sunday-schooI supcrin-
tendent They said they working Ia SHIRT fac
tory and were only making 81 so week, and could
not ger along their wages. When found that out
doubled my argument, aud think have persuaded
them that stitching shirts at - 90 week Is better
for them than to undertake tho hariships OF life in
tights aud unse Women get IL bad sometimes. There
Is plenty Of fun with young man who wants TO play
ngs and tyrants by casting him for "a policeman IN
pantOmme, and whanglGg him with stuffed clubs and
properly produce Olc week of this ELECTS perma-
nent cure but when young get II the only thing
to do Is to talk earnestly ana honestly TO them"
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