New-York tribune., 1879-01-14

-, and from 10000 10 100000 oranges now
,..~rg from the branches. OF ass orted In the
.. of his packing-hOuse once fortnight the
nnre savannah steamship St hns stops at MS
wbarf for freight, for besides sending MS own
81, the New York market, he buys. packs, aud brands
10. e,utics VI oranges up the river Behind dozen
I've oak with their skeins Of spanish moss Is grace
., .rprper -ouse a careful y-mOssed lawn, and a gar
a. V.rn 5Cf varieties OF rOses AMI the choce- nNs'
Sbr,p. and 4uts which are 20 ne seen AZ tHe 3"eN
80 -.i' ...rther back IS house which NJ. FulicF
MANNED esa with Yankees Aeeh "N Io[ 'ol'i'V i %
He la. uot ony competeN reEaued MS h'a. u.. 49," -
become ON, She most prosperous orah4c .aIiHeir ~
Fond4 No5 every Northern Invalid VINO Is uil'eA lh''
ev1a hqs e .ef nj luck or h's sacnc'Y.
Jt j. moi generally known that the axis OF
thi ban protrudes Al the NoFto Ioe uhd'E
shclter OF ~ outrageous lime tree. handsome he
mora window been placed IN the PeIsh cHu'cn o'
I,annury ir houor Of thar pucSy -'sh explorer III
Corg- Bach. The Admirai- nephew decided tnaI there
must De polar bears EsqIimau1, iee-ooEDd sn''S'
Arctic foxes oud reindeer in tho window
srd the London firm which received 'ic
orr- insisted ia4t there must BE- some foliage some
vhcr, The question arose, what tree c"ud DC 'u4o-
er.ad that voulI not seem mcoug'uous. inasmucn a.
moi :r ,cstge Of verdure i 20 oe found ln That
h,rrru region Cltmate,s 10 was determined To miro
tne ne trrc on "a. srouAu .i'. as IN u ~ ti
among the reyisrendeer anu bears waves the grace
f.. ..uiC trct.
A few weeks ago the career of yonng
coupe VINO arr, cd at Halifax ana made something Ike
q rovai -ress to Ottawa, watched wh eager ~
ter,st uy Americans and already tleir names have 3-
appeared from type, that he Tuncess now
e. out for her morning walk without having her dress
described Der cane Iaeasured, while the Marquis can
v.r h,s Windsor uniform and fgr without
exciting public curiosity. The pouucai functions of
General are 80 insignificant that IT viii be di
fcult for him 20 find opening for the
official career: about which much It been written
Il lie absorption OF Newfoundland the Confederation
,,n e i.ougut a,eut carly II MS II Office. Il
give bis. adm a.strat0n some prest -. The Premier
rShthaud in The new Cabinet Dr. Iupper has re-
ccuiIy pred ted hat island viii enter the Confed
e-aoa 10 uo distant DAY, and 80 is asserted that the
tu.inrs, OF The colony favor TINS policy because
toy believe WI, give material stmu.as 10 the trade
Uow growing up between thc m"iHla1 ui %" IaiaA'.
the rca. Ll...u %. their hopes d.peH-- ulou iu" c"
operation of he Dominion Cover meHt ls ar.u.a
that The apparent deerm nation or me Islanders 10
expcud their -Idre OF the hsncriy> award lu "uClhg
Coo al -; John ms nd o. HsnS ioF IS s I '
go mics o. railroad from - Ie'i-e by ID ~ JD'
Is proc. tat they expect 70 rec We as-lsltIce I"n
iierltk re Inc colstrtclioa oi tn-- lsay IL eyI
dcrt.y 10 De- ,le brb- offered 20 the Colony
Au oid-tlsLioDed Eusli,hman, when his son
vtr home fJr tie Christmas hon.ay-. read nth no 1t
IT, interest copy % magazine conducted - the stu
dents. The laa suage OF football had una rcone so
many clau-e- since be himself Asd p1vcd a. public
sclao that 10 could understand very little ~ IT, That;
however clI not lessen L.- admiral o. he found one
v,au- nero described as "a strong adtHuztHie iol-
r-.t.e ADJ. tgo-lcr a. e his,-rate haltoIck,' and
noticed VITA regret that one who " vas very
promising d., "a good co-arel ' broke u.~ az"
cary ~ the season, and mat another who w.
"4 thoroughly honest 'orwer. Ea- lad np o' a-
ac.... dent. "A.t what w-s -he accident 3! .' ASKED
'9l, uat uurl." replied LIS son. Il" -or o. ki'N oa
p head which stunned bi0l. and ." aI- u of %
the So. -loc, where Le lay scasoi-s- tor ao"la week
Itaoud not nave much Lal,iei q B. ao. Aa.p-l'd
t.g..... ..,er: i.rtArH Ac could u.F. pay,d ia the
c,.f u.t.a 10 ..e season. I'll. ... I began to loUH
s,...I-. and -. -1Iuk of a little fellow who was 90