New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-18
GENERAL NOTES.

One of the most disagreeable of human be-
in9s Is the person who does not "look where he 10
going" young lady Of Troy entered a surgeons
office In that city recently and asked to have her
set She said that man ran into her the street and
tho collision fractured that organ OF course 1t
have been the fault OF nose but IN the absence
was to blame.
Seven Heidelberg students and an officer
from Mannheim. while sailing In small boat on Lake
Constance fortnight ago. overtaken by o storm,
Their position being very precarious the boat making
much water two OF the party. the officer and student.
both Of Prvy Councillor KrODg OF Berlin jumped
into the lake and swan toward the shore which was
not far of Meanwhile the remainder Of the party
rescued by another boat, bur the brothers
seen again.
The biggest brute in the small State of
Delaware is farmer who lives Bfdgeve. He
mlslaid his pOcketboOk containing O little over ST. and
accused his hired man, Ezekiel OF stealing it, Ezekiel
said he ddu't. The farmer insisted that he have
done and calling two or hts neghbors to his assist
ance, he tied Ezekies hands placed rope around his
neck, throwing the other end the limb OF tree,
and with many Oaths threatened to hang him. In
emphasize his remarks he the rope occasional
pull Finally after tying him to the and threaten.
Ing to shoot him he attempted TO escape the farmer
went into the house and found the pocketbOok just
where he had left 1t.
A blind horse makes very awkward run
away Such " DobDin" waiting unhitched for bis
sed to keep eye him. The flies troublesome
and the horse had gradually turned himself until he
stood kicking aud switching directly facing hat store
the opposite side Of the street enat alighed over
the poor beasts spinal column and began boring for ts
The horse started with pain. and for the
hat store the proprietor of which spread umbrella
and rushed to the cucb hoping to frgten and change
the OF the The blind horses astonish.
mPDt when he went over the man and umbrella accele-
rated his movements through the window The vehicle
wrecked, aud glass and hats were ruined the
Value OF $50.
= Two deaf mutes were married on Tuesday
morning at the chapel OF the Institution for Deaf and
Dumb Columbus, Ohio Soon after 10 o'clock the bride
and the entered the chapel FROM door on the
west the platform followed by the bridesmaid and
Groomsman. The bride was arrayed most tastefully In
coachman's drab silk, made in princesse style, with
at the throat and orange buds in the hair Profess
Fay stepped In front OF the couple and Ds0oeeded to
repeat the customary marriage formula using sign
language alone. After the usual questions first to the
man aud then TO the lady been put and promptly
knOwledGed, he declared them and wife, following
with brief and fatherly address and with prayer Not
n word was uttered by mouth. Although there were
several hundred children the room, Tin could have
been heard TO fall still It during ceremony.
The couple, followed by their friends, repaired to the
paror where brief reception was held The greetings
the bride and OF her late pupils was az.
in the extreme The groom, who was known
or the older pupils, kissed the young ladies
little girls as fcrventy rs did his newy-made wife.