New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-04
GENERAL NOTES.

THE Spectator says that the worst of these
fishery disputes is that even II you come to some TEN
porary agreement dispute is prolific Of new dis
putcs shoal Of the most prolific Dish III the sea Is of
new fish,
The rage for trotting horses is said to be
increasing IN England An American horse was re-
Gently tried with great success before the Prince OF
Wales but several arrivals are said to be the
fastest ever taken to Enslnd An attempt is to be
judicious crossing with imported American stock.
On Sayles Memorial Hail. one of the new
buildings at Blown University, the following nscrip.
ton has just been cut III tasteful letters on the granite
us below the of small columns OF the third story
TiiiO IGter POSut MDCCCLXXX." The building has
bcen erected by william F.. sayl,s. OF Pawtucket. in
m m0ry OF his son. member OF The Class vi Io'o WHO
dird while III college.
A couple from Shandaken went to Kingston,
y. Y, have Their domestic jars removed. the arbi-
traitor to whom they referred their told them IL
they were married they had better go homo and live
together; II not. they had better she said with
great yehemeDce she wouldn't live with him she would
work her fingers the and eat hsrc crusts all her
life trst, and she Immediately told the to take his
hat aud co. he would get slapped in the mouth and
before he was ava OF u she hctuiy eIaPbeu niui
Gear oui OF the Office ana wnen lhey reached the
street they walked away close togctacr like doves
A few weeks ago mention was made in this
column Of Tie remarkable way in which spider fas-
tened many threads Of its web to mOuscs tail. and
then succeeded In suspendng the unwary rodent in
way that resulted a fatal rush OF blood the head.
Tie story the authority OF Indiaua gro.
ceryman who seemed to be need of conscience.
But Shakespeare. whu has been said, knew every
thing. bears testimony the ability OF spider TO
the weight Of The Duke in " Measure ior
Measure" at the end OF act third. saws:
90 what may MIN within him hide
Though angel Oh the outward SD
I0" may likeness, made III crimes,
Making practice on tue times.
Draw with Idle spiders strings
Most pOnd'rOus and substantial thngsw
The annOyances of the Liberal Administers
England attributed b. The Spectator the
ineiregnum between the elections and the reading Of
the Queens speech. The press in the main devoted
10 the defeated party and is snarlng everything
swearing at large. IL were. relieve its mind It
will leave of that byandby and then the public viii
get the facts just only half revealed wholly OBJ
by temper and absence Of settled channels of
formation. crowd waiting for will believe any
thing I'LL the horses start, after which 1t would hardly
attend fiery scroll IN the heavens The writer cites
illustration the excitement about the Gladstone.
Karoly cores pOndpnce Fivesxths OF it would have
have made authoritative statement OF the flcts-of
the ends they WShet To nv tacr action, and OF
TIT general views by which they guided as 10 Euro
pelu action the East The OF the Journals
and especially OF half-uSpnet fOrrgD Journals, only
heat the II ia definite Parliamentary statement
together nd they do not Delryc much IN tue Premer's
humiliation, and do believe srrOngv that he Is
gong 10 produce u supplementary badGet. which Will
greatly engage the Thoughts OF tncir constituents.