New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-20
GENERAL NO TES.

The "Catholic Family Annual is pub
lished very early this This the twelfth ISSUE
profusey illustrated and the letterpress is varied
h aes o cssd S%@ Sa tsf s and ab ana co
panies an excellent portrait.
The British dairymens associations arc
giving themselves away. The AlesbuIy Company
have been testing treatment FOR butter, which Is
said preserve It perfectly without the use on salt
Butter treated was placed IN a rkn July - md
three mouths afierward found and o. n
as when first put IN. A. soon as American faro
learn the secret they Will send unsated butter TO Eng
land IN enormous quantities
A water-spaniel recently followed his mas
ter into macnine-shop in Pulaski. n. Y, and vbls
waggng his tail briskly got close 70 an oily Sticky
shalt, which was making $50 revolutions per minute.
The hairs long and wrapped around the
shalt before the dog got ready wag his tail :e Other
Immediately there yelpng. The Shaft madc
379 revolutions 10 Is seconds, and the dog likewise,
before his master discovered his precanent and shut
IRE gate. Aiter ms adventure the syanlei WAS very
much out OF BREATH but was not seriously hurt.
Bishop Haven remarked in the course Of
delivered Philadelphia Sunday night that
society sometimes condemns rs a criminal when
he is a saint, and calls him saint when he Is
You recollect," be added, the time when they
rested the man who tried emancrate slaves by
forcei t only time when eyes the whole
world turned TO America That man, under tho
laws 81 the state, was criminal. But when Governor
Wise signed that mans death warrant he knew John
Brown was saint the sheriff VINO took him 10 cxecu
knew had charge a saint; the officer IN charge
the regiment that stood beneath ows knew the
man 40 was 10 hang saint. not sinner. There
was such excitement when your Governor hanged
by The dozen or using force 10 protect their labor;
ana they give honor To the Governor lad the
age 10 face the labOrllg community" The Bishop to-
ward the close OF his Sermon aVerred with emphasis
that Russia and England. the two great Empires,
barbarian when compared with ancient Rome
The English ordnance officials at Woowich,
Eng ara trying hard fhe twin a--fuu cun.
order nd out how It's fellow board the IhundeTer
came TO explode. Tne experiment take place. not
In the open, but In great chamber earth stone,
which Is being constructed for the purpose The theory
is that the burst because il was doubeoaded,
the chief end " the forthcoming trials Is to
tain whether other cannon liable 10 same acct
dent under the same conditions. or whether this gun
simply weaker brother which could stand the
extra IL seems like practical joke, for II the
second bursts there Will proof its expo,
sion was due TO the same cause as that which operated
the Of the first and " Is does not burst the fact
that the other one did Will remain unaltered The
$4,000
The advisers of the Emperor William have
induced him TO sanction which will serve as
precedent when the Duke Brunswick dies and
the son OF the dethroned King OF Hanover the next
the order OF succession The Duke is the feuda holder
under Prussia OF the little principality OF Oels in
hiesia embracing an area OF about thirty TWO square
miles aud maintaining about 1870 900 inhabitants THIS
estate, It has been decided In Berlin after the
death OF the Duke to TO the Crown Prince Ger
many anu Prussia pro tenn. The Prussian Government
has also deridod that now, certain paid
nualy out 81 the Guelph fund TO the Queen and Prn-
Hanover the rest Is TO be placed al the dis
posal NJ the German Chancellor alone no longer Of
the Prussian Ministries. telegram from Darm-
stadt announced that according trustworthy intel
gence, The bethrolha OF the Grand Duke of H,sse
the daug alter 81 the deceased exKng OF Hanover
been settled IN principle, II not finally agreed upon"
Frederica. born IA lsis. aud Princess Mary born in
lS49 The telegram uOes not say which these Prln
sses IL lated 10 De the future Grand Duchess Of Hesse
The science of warming apartments, and OF
securing therein, at the time, pure healthy
atmos phere. mas become important SINCE hrep.aoes
went out for the most part. and stoves furnaces
Ia as rule. The hygieniss assert or al least
of them, Dr. POLL, OF Milan, does, that the common
practice OF placing on the pan of water tn purify
the AIR by absorbing carbonic acid. dangerous
Water he says does not Absorb carbonio acid bur-
the contrary adds TO II by the decomposition
Donate OF lime contained less In all drinkable
water The Doctor afrms the white inerustations
found ON the sides Of the sci formed by the do
posit OF subcar Donates and suiphaes OF lime produced
by tue evaporation OF the the principal part u
tho caroonic acid having been given OF surround
lux atmosphere DIR. Poih's plan Is To plasr tia "a
stove pans containing Quick-lime. which ab,st
bopie acid In the Thus puries the -ie Jut
al the same time makas it very dry To oOviate tins