New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-28

II is unfortunate for tho accomplished Fairfax
Williamson taat be- has never boon suspected Of III
SANITY save vhen eau Ehl 30 p scrape.
THE .giri. Of emulation in outward adornment en-
t,f- carly INTO the feminine mind. four-year-old
salnpl, OF tlc coming woman IN this city gave an
i.lr..r ration Of This tluih recently She is fond Of
Wishing thc animals In Central Park whore n pair
of wild cats with glossy fur and long tails arc her
csp.cia, delights At her last visit she discovered
that the caeo containing her pets had been par
titl1u,d 90. aud In the ucw compartment there APP
reared third car. who d,f.rel from the others
op|vin boallng on extremely shor; tal. While
fucy unzad cont.nt"dlN IN corner "'hb'pe NOR
eyes occasionally at their visitor, Pie walked IN
rns ..y up ANA down. trying tO escape through me
bans. wlr.irp constantly AID with much GnimatOl
bus -tumuy TAIL Tho small woman contemplated
biu, win great Socmultr, and with the ear OF p
tliin-.pIor remarked " lle seems 10 Ue unhappy.
uppose I.i, because his tail Is not 20 loug as the
others, o.
Thrrc is o,casonol'ya GOOD deal q abuse poured
ou. upon that unique class known as Cockncy
Amcucsus' The genuine representatives Of the
class, with their contracted chests and di-i3catcd
elbows. possibly deserve all the abuse they got.
though 70 seems a waste OF good ind gnauon 70
abuse anybody quite so harmless and absurd. There
r only one other elias, who do more 20 make Aneri-
Cans csnteuu5.e iu the eyes OF other nations, and
ii4t i4 Oh, one opposed of the untlmed patriots
who ,D shout with abe American Eagle percled Ike
"a CHIP ou t.cr Shoulders, anXously awaiting Tor
somebody Go sly something dsicspeciful OK That
bId. ltls their perpetual v1r-whoop OF America
is rhc greatest and most glorious country M the
world which makes us more fldcuo4s H. q uhtrh
t.an all tae awning of The cookney. Probably Tie
,rscr,st pun Umcut f,r both classes would DO 10
shat them up togetAcs lof lao.
The way In which the Easter displays in The
churches are sometimes made 10 serve The purposes
I. ~. Il d,
funeral Of Ma-slchuscH, United States senator
few year, ago. The chaplain OF the senate hsd
eonc 20 Boston TO ,. present at tho Gua services.
and his prayer was pied 70 the newspapers
for publication. Subsequently 10 occurred to him
that IN naming the public fuD,tionarics whom ne
wished the Lord to hold ~ remembrance. ne had
forgotten the Ncc-President, and n second dispatch
WAS sent after the one CONTAINING the prayer rc-
qursing tEe Insertion Of the VICE Presidents name.
RUmOr has il that the an ended prayer Ia the one
which dcyout Boston reporter spoke OF on the fol-
lowing day as the most eloquent prayer ever adj
dressed 20 % Boston audience"
Dr. Dlxs prosecutor praucas around after the man
uer of General Stanley: Pye tod terrible story,
but 10 doesn't diminish my glory" There may also
be a similarity IN the matter Of ancestry, for VIII
hanson NAV bee connected with the FD riaXes OF
Virginia by purchase II notify descent.
The fame of Brooklyu's clcreymeu has reached far
and wide. and many anecdotes ara told concerning
H. Visitors are said TO frequent the city fsr the pur
pose of viewing the churches where the most illus
trioas diyiues " hold forth" and many more 10 10
view the diyilcs themselves. few days ago a
Br.oklyuite started from Fulton Ferry with a rural
acqnnIntancc IN search OF information. Passing up
Fulton-st.. he showed him Plymouth Church, whose
unassumjng appearance was a sore disappointment
10 hun. On they went by the City Hall. which ex-
citad mingled emotions" the County Conrt House
and other moro or less imposing structures. aud at
last stood in front oil Ianages 1aberuaclc. The
couutryman eVamincd 10 with great interest from
turrct 10 fouudat on stone,' and when no had done
said i'm a haif-apOlOgetic. hait-cOnidential way
WAL now. don't lest remember what crime il
was he WAS guilty OtW