New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-06
GENER NOTES.

Frederick Gull, on trial in Sussex COunty,
n j.. the murder OF his daughter. eccentric in
dIyidual who always wears. both Summer and Winter.
a heavy overcoat with n nufirr enve;opng his face.
He has lived for years mess composed Or bread.
la.ses vinegar and lat rO.k. all mixed up In largo
bowl. In his confinement ne demands and receiver Dy
the consideration OF the Tailor. this impressive dsh
and lac also continues 10 the muller.
lie himself b. sitting In OF hi, cell
picking has clothes pieces altogether fCr
promising plea VI insanity, pretier case Is seldom
heard OF.
The Illicit distlllers have certainly reached
the height OF impotence when they M their fraudu
lent whiskoy-nills directly opposite the house %
Deputy Commissioner Of venue ih Washington within
blocks Of the Executive Mansion aud with various
Senators and Representatives LIVING In the neighbour
hood. There, however they propose 10 make free
whiskey. directly so to speak, under the Of The
Government. Their tcmerity has met with M rew,rd
and thoy and their meslubs IN custody Further
South and IN whot be called the native land OF the
delectable luid they DO hings theoretically
the pinch comes and fight ferociousy sometimes IN the
and wiidernesses which they operate but 70
\ still within few minutes walk Of the Treasury
and within smelling distance ~ the President would 20
10 that he operators make too free with theirOwn
manufactures.
The WOrsted Church of Canterbury, n. H.
is described in tine spondence OF Tie Boston
TfdeeUer. The interior Is mosaic OF needewOrk 4
vines. flowers and decorations OF worsed IN all coors
charming effects could be produced with such material
Crochetei lamDrequlns the az each win
dow, and baskets filed with zephyr wool flowers hang
from the centre. Harps crosses, anchors wreaths OF
flowers and festoons OF placed between largo
tablets OF artistic designs grazing the walls ike ancient
tapestry and inscribed with Scrptural selections These
tablets and inscriptions composed Of various coored
crped tissue papers upon BACKGROUND Of cloth Tho
eteringis well executed. and two inscriptions In
the sumo character An ia nense ornament OF flowers
drapery + suspended from the centre of the ceiling
with two laTr OF Towers spanning the interior
ofthc church The flowers look 50 fresh that the be-
holder almost tempted to pluck regal lly blnsh
ing rose "A radiant dahlia, a modest for2et-menot, or
tue lily OF Wiley with It's fairy bells. Who hes done
Of an near the entrance or the church. and
who only decorated the walls during the week but
Mr. Beecbcr's sermons from the pulpit
\ German inventor has patented a cater
pillar eNtermnatOr. Tho apparatus Is or simple con
struction, consisting principally Of series Of brushes
which sweep the caterpars from the leaves into annm
Der OF wooden spOuts tubes from which they iah
INTO a common receptacle. The whole Ii fasened to
crossbI1 and is fitted up toalmt Of being drawn
By horse The apparatus hitherto M ie nave each
seven OF the wooden tubes, and these are drawn along
and clear Of insects rows OF tunOa bces,o other
roots az q time Near Halle lately an cXermmator has
a work and has gwen average result offrom
six TO eight bushels % caterplars day. Professors
MIrcker and Wust and Dr. Dslius, u the Agricultural
College Of Halle speak highly Of the value OF the per-
Ormances OF the machine. On one farm ten machines
wore employed and Cleared over nily hectares day
On the os.ate OF McFbtz, near Halle, Ia sing ~
there were collected by ncip Of the machines tv,n
eight sacks sects. each sack containing az an
average nfty kogmmmes, or about one hundred
weight The result or days work a single farm
Wa therefore nearly ton and half OF mos YoraciOus
caterpars A 30 the approximate number ~ insects
taken on this OCCASION there could 40 moderate
calculation have been fewer than million, and II they
had been allowed 10 live and only hrf - them had LAID
l0a eeus each tncg would have produced WITHIN *
,vs.l..' time n progeny OF no fewer than o0hDOOOO
cat.rpillars. The generation and mere may DE
tire. generations 100 single summcr-A ould have
numbered 800, 100000