New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-17
GENERAL NOTES.

An Irish woman attempted to steal fish at
the Brown street Market, Philadelphia, last Saturday
1-,on.eryed she walked back OF the stand, where
1o tur covered over with canvas attracted her at
toriop Cautiously hfug the cover 80 a. not to make
ant, mo- Sc sIe ran her hand into the tub. The tuo con-
famed several swapping turtles and one caught hou Oh
her fingers "Och! mister! may God bless you take
t1 cr,tfur of; do please" was her pleading remark
~ the owner OF the suappers." II was found neces-
sary M the turtle before AeF myers eOu4u DC oeI
ated.
A graduate Of Oxford. the Rev. C. MacKin-
non VINO has been the rector OF Protestant Church in
Lima. Peru. vas formally received into the Roman
Church Oh May Is His letter 20 the congregation OF
which De- Was spiritual leader offers an explanation
ofhs change OF front He SAYS: "lhe Church Of Eng
land Taught me look to Au1quity the Arbitrator Of
Catholic Faith and Practice But Antiquity declared the
Pope 70 be supreme; those therefore who believe the
Pope 70 Boo supreme are on the anglican principle. the
true Catholics. These same persons, acting n tAe Cor
porJc pacty. have declared the Pope utaioe, Dut
ley constitute the Church they cannot err; therefore
b. i iuIl. I0lo whdn be speaks eN cathedral
Yice-Regal patronage seems to be held in
high esteem dada AT Kingston the proprietor OF
ten-cent portable bhcw called Major De Wnton 70
secure for en- ertsument the moral support Of the
Marqu.. % Lorne jndhe Princess Tie Major told him
that such thing vas be thought o. and that her
RoyaI Uigncss aad his ExceI5UcY could not think Of
visiting his show This was not tne end OF it, however
for the euterIrsnz Snowman having secured passage
on board the steamer, lay 10 walt for his EXceheney
and rouucug upon him as be passing through the
saloon. extended 60 him the LospJaulcs az his SHOW:
The Marquis made no definite promise, oHt lnl.m''eu
{Dst mi-tf accept the invitation u lie happened 10
have the zine 20 spare.
Gambetta seems to be losing his popularity
~ Pans When Gr6yy was Pres.de.t Of the Chamber of
Dcpue, jhs official residence at tie Palace o. Yer
sae. lo used for business purposes and on State occa
sious Jur he lived apartment IN the Rue S. Gr-
maud which his taste adorned and went down 10 Yer
+..rr. 4r.r a Al luFrs .r
dresIt of setting up stable wing with that OF Lord
Lyons or the Madame Musard Gambetta has trans
ferred himself To- the Paais Bourbon the last occupant
OF which before II turned into an ambulance by
the gentlemen Of The Commune, Schneider, the d.
rector ami proprietor Of the CrcuzOt IODworks whom
the Empire had made President Of the Corps I9gslaf
II has cost several huudrod Thousand francs 70 At up the
Ptlis Bourbon for the President OF the Assembly
and friends low read Ot his having teams worm OoO
Guneas paIr 10 taAe MN 10 anu IRON iei,-!!ss III
deed be LAS been already compared 70 LOUIS Raloize
and accused oil feeding on Ia stfrr az peOe Iaey asa
moreover IL TINS DE done IA the green WOOD Wudl " De
done ia the dry II Gambetta, as plain President OF
the Chamber needs all the appurienances or court
what wIl ae chief OF TIE Siate IDS is th
was 90 which the Paris correspondent oi I"e Standard
sums up tle case.
All Providence turned ont to witness the
Moderation OF the textbooks OF the Brown boys on
Thursday ght. The Seniors were in carriages behind
a band OF TWENTY-FIVE pieces, ana the under cassmen
were IN line aged fantastic costumes and hearing
torches and transpareDcIes. The Goddess Of Liberty
was accompanied by clowns, devils knights and ne
gross, the costumes being happily varied Among the
inscriptions the trauspsIeucics were these: Come
10 see an angel die 90; Now viii read chs slowly
but rapidly %; Recitation from Pedestrian 5000 guar
ter miles 10 5000 quarter hours -; would rather
saw wood than teach you telers Amen! Tim. Vi u"
The chair ol modern languages "a very small person
represented sitting in very large chair; BE not
wise in your own concert %; She had French and
Greek and Latin Dutch and Hiudoostau such an edu-
eaton has my Mary Ann -; " The students salvation
my pony" with the representation OF rOckue-horse.
The c1t1ia'Que long coffin with two devils
mounted each end The pryJessi n passed rom the
COLLEGE to ire underground where great crowd had
gathered. Tue q" burial service" began With Glrge
baud after which the first lesson read by
TIE chaplain. -. j. Morrill, this followed by an ora
ton bY r. 81. smith, and the second lesson was read by
the chaplain; T. T. Ester read the poem, and the caa-
ia-luH " Z |. Z I-nLLAL-