New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-04
GENERAL NOTES.

Governor AlyOrd's cook saved two lives al
Clayton. N Y. afternoon week Two men.
Chase and Baxter crossing the water from Clayton
TO Grndstone Island. Chase was rowing; Baxter IN
sisted upon taking the while they attempt
ing change places the was upset. Neither could
swim and they remained IN the water clngng 10 the
boat and calling for aid Brave Mary Harvey heard their
cries. to the bOathouSe, showed OFF boat and rowed
with all ner might. When She reached the men they
were Well-nigh exhausted Sac pulled them the
boat aud rOWed to the island, where Governor AYOrd
fed and clothed them 1t was good bit OF work Tor
servant grl
A titled bartender and a barmaid baroness
were united In tue holy bonds evening last week,
10y Justice OF the Peace Detroit. The wedding
cards bore the simple OF Arthur j. Ritnger The
directory OF the city 1t Rlttenger, Arthur f. w.
bartender, c. Handloser BIDS "A Larned W." but the
certificate which back TO the Fatherland
AID which makes Anna SchOenltn baroness, bears the
fu name ana title OF Baron Arthur Justus kitun-
ger-Klingen, or, more properly. Baron Klingeu TIE
ceremony and certificates finished Baron Baroness
Klingen followed by their retinue. most OF whom
ried large and costly bouquets resntered the carriages
ana driven about The city Later IN the evening
Ives where the NOBLE bartender and the hig oned BAR
maid congratulated by host Of friends.
Tldings of the Russian advance in the di-
recon merry have been received with singular CON-
posure by the English press with one exception That
exception is OF course The Pail Mall gazette, which
bristes at every point. powerful Russian force In
OF near Merv it observes viii assuredly produce quite
AS strong effect upon the minds the Aghans our
reccaou OF frontier the presence OF Resident az
Cabul. II there really exists an agreement between
England ana Russia for the partition territory aud
influence in Central Asia, may not be permitted TO
know i'll AT present, neither in regard Constantine
pie nor I'm Asia Minor Persia does the Government
give the slightest evidence OF that trust the people Of
which Sir Stafford NOrthcote lately spoke All that can
be dscerncd is nuos rise OF Russian Influence as
impOrtaut
Russian aggression nearer INDIA
Weather notes for women: a Utica sportsman
returned from the Racquet River with foot STOOL the
legs of when are made the legs of deer with tho
hide on the hoors resting the ground When uphol
stored will make novel and pretty piece OF furni-
ture "A genuine pink pond lily is one OF the floral
curostes OF Francisco. The flower is larger than
the whIte pond My and the perfume Is more delicate
A despairing tramp has written on q wooden shed
ut Dorsey's Cut line Of the Baltimore aud OHIO
Railway the following bitter words fair, CONNER
clal hand Bound Tor Virginia In search OF employ
mept Lodged here night and breakfasted ON dan
delion salad and peas-a delightful dish. The polite
attention Of walters at this establishment cannot
lin. OF Bristol England" The sarcasm this be
appreciated when II is remembered that the dandeon
tnat uobody lives within half mile OF tine station
The press of Chill does credit to that most
intelligent aud progressive OF the 5panshAmorican Re
publcs issue OF June 1d just received here he
VALPARAISO MsrurtO del lupOr contains your DIVaH
naoe of descriptions the eaght between the Peru
Wan ironcads and the Gillian corvettes and has be-
sides supplement OF two pages Oiled with special cor
respondenoe from CHILEAN squadron OF more recent
date than that en- gagemen The MercO's accounts OK
the sinking the Esmoralda by the ram HuasoaT g'es
somewhat different version the death OF Captain Prat
from those which through Peruvian sources
and AS the stories Of several OF the Esmeradas officers
VINO survived tae battle agree, they may be taken rs
correct II appears that when the delivered tho
frat blow Captain Pratt ordered his 10 board her'
bu in the and confusion the lght the order was
not heard, and only one man. sergeant OF marines io
lowed him TO the Huascar's deck. Tue vessels mine-
diately separated aud the brave Chaus were kea
by yolley OF musketry from the turret. When inc
Hnascar ranmed the the second time one OF
the Esmerada's lieutenants, named SerTano, leaped
uDon her deck with his sword m one hand and eFOhoI
mn fne other, crying al abOrddje! About dozen meu
follow ed HIM. The entire OtIuug parry were cut uVnu.
by aIre from the turret, and from mtraieuse sta
nnpd M the stern tue Seirano fell at the iOVs
of me turrot aud called his win his last breath
die Dut don't give up boys" The third blow ifoin
tba ram sunk the corvette AtterWard the feruflahs
seem to have behaved with oommendable humanity ~
pleking up and caring for their surviving enemies
An aristocratic murderer has recently been
convicted m ST. Petersburg An old gentleman. NaSsoh
had SHOWN great Kindness young named Charles
Landsberg lieutenant OF the Sappers OF the dnsrds
The officer borrowed 5000 roubes from bis benefaeto
and gave bill OF exchange which became due on June
n THIS amount the Young said no would DC aDe ~
nav IA he was about 10 marry into family OF disiHs