New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-15
GENERAL AoTES

GENERAL NOTES.
Carroll d. Wright, in the course Of lee
ture delivered IN Lowell lnstitnt Bescn. On Thursday
evening asserted most positively that the American So
eissts were systematically usnS the trades uaion or
eantzetous a. the basis " trr operations. Be said he
knew ths 10 be true only Authority OF the
late Official orran CT the Socialist Labor Party hut froo
directions gwen ny the Executive Committee Of that
party 20 prnnerf members IN Boston 70 en- - a. Many
fhrones ,sosc o. zanzasions.
A beautiful Young gentleman OF GaleDa, H.,
rnade low tae reigDing belle Of Jamestown, Wis ara
carried of ghe prize-or thought ne done but
although inc wedding-day named tie wedding
ring bougn, and the stationery ordered and
sent out u ueighboTs relatives and friends there was
the sup wixt cup and lip. Oae OF the dainty IN
vitatiOns Josh Calvert, rival tom FaFay
He lost time IDLE repinngs, but harnessesi fast
horse drove the ady's house. carried her on 10 an
adjacent village ana married her then and there The
rejected dRronn. who hsl gam'ne his last postage
aest man IN Che Mississippi Wiley.
A chimney-sweep must not ape the oratory
Of ChAEeelior. This B0dege sought - do a.
German tavern IN Papeuburg. lie even went 80 far
denounee OF Bsmarcks speeches as 50 bad and
meanin xless that any chimney could make ont ss
good Tits bit u criticism regarded BY the police
sedteus. evolutionary and snarcbica aud Bodege
taken before magistrate aBc tined Tue case las
been argued twice appeal. and new trial oruer'e
lhc latest 0Ctuin the D-ncu II 20 tic eurtt
whte the comparison OF the Chaneeors orator. 20 the
humble talents OF chimney weep may NOT hsVe Deeu
reflection tao sstesman's honor II may yet be an Of
tence punishable by law.
A lad who lives IN the mountains near Tur-
ner's the Eric Railway while Pcersng out Of window
Into the darkness night net Iona ago. exclaimed;
"There are tlree lights, and Of them Is for me-
IhsIl die before long" On the following sunday while
he was on way from churoh be again Asserted
that ne going to die That afternoon ne went
rb the barn a. look stock and kicked BY
horse the On Tuesday be died from the IN
lures - vieious horse was overwhelmed With re.
against q tfee about minutes before me bog died
This VIVA the local ehroneier compre heEsiveiS ae-
scrlies a. ease OF juvenile preseniArni ana equine
grlrt
The Rev. Robert CoIlyer had an enthusiastic
reception Wednesday evening by hts Old friends IN
Chicago Tnc Rev. Dr. Thomas. Of the Centenary
Methods CGuvch. among The speakers aud said;
The frat Usyersalist minister IA ever saw he mad
Challenged 60 a e0ate inside OF ten minutes Laugh
teri He GOT beaten but he did not know II then"
.augherl The Rev. DR.. Ryder having spoken OF New
York as a suburban village and ccudoled with Mr..
CoIlyer on his isolation" the latter retOrted; When
DR. RYDER Left Chicago. az he would. OF course and
went TO NeaY1rk, AS he probably would, NJ Colyel;
then among TIE eminent meu OF the metro, oiis, would
tell he NEWCOMERS that this obscure d. kYoer from
Chicago WIS a 10 freeze 10. iLausEtetl
The extension of the legal hours of mar
rage E1gSnd from their present limits be- wcen
m. ami l. IA. and p M, l. aavocased by M
Blc6erste, OF Christ Church, Hampseao. He
thinks this would a boon, merely king men,
who cannot tend wedding In the forenoon Without
escglfcn. DAYS wages, but also pro csslonal men,
who and Il almost i'm possible be absent from their
duties IN H. middle day. MoreOv le considers
the early hour of being married double waste. Mo-
only s the day lost dissipated without real
pleasurfar whO be asks has not ie- the hours hang
YEARLY when the bride an Bridegroom lavc leftf The
weddilC-u Str N fact. anu old
slipper episode. aud DO not know how 10 amse u en-
ltu fl. Ia y d..
a m and the weddng OreaSias into weddiDg Z
dinner all. Opinrs ar. BcAcrsct-. WA DC ID. L.
FED; "a pleasant sUcial evening wouln tnc aal.
The financial editor of The Pal Nall Gazette
saws taat tn alarm caused by secresy srnan's ref
erence 70 the necessity OF destroying The egateucer
quality o. United States is entirely unnecessary.
He does deny that the change would tend to make
money scarce Ia America; II Wonld even affect the
European money markets But IL must not De forgotten
that the Treasury mas Immense OF golc Which,
would be gwen IN exchange for those notes The
Secretary proposes 70 make them receivable for all
debts due to the Government, IN other words they
would remain legal-render TO the Government VINO
would directly indirectly redeem them. The effect
would be that the Government would be required TO
nav hard money out against the soft money which 1t
redeemed What happened when Germany redeemed
her Old currences was this she melted the old silver
and burned the old notes. but mad 70 provide gold
excuange United States Treasury has 2r-e stOre
of gold which would be readily taken FOR notes. aud hIs
also silver which wOCid be taken dOuDiluy, II al all
destruction o. the lesaender qudi.F o t1e Rrteh
back wound entail the absorption gold large sums or
which are already IA the Treasury ana OF Which
further amounts would have 70 De Obtained Iou
Europe