New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-06
GENERAL NOTES.


One Of the best denOminatiOnal ANNALS pub.
lshed In the United States 10 the CONGREGATIONAL Year
Book issued under the sanction Of the national council
Of that mmunion. 1t contains alphabetical lists Of
churches and theoiOgicsl students vital STA
tsucs and sts OF marriages, ordinations
and dlsmissiOns during 1873
The prudent forecast which induces woman
10 look under the bed every night has been Justified
twice this week in this State. young lady residing In
ESSEX County discovered fellow under her bed
few nights ago, and the story Of similar exploit Of
young lady Baston Centre has been made public ID
each instance robbery intended was only frus-
uAtei oy the investigating eye OF youth and beauty.
Poor David HOag age twenty-one years
Anxious Was he to win neutrality-suspicious. walking,
match. at Whitehall And in order he might win It,
sometimes during fra progress he took morphine and
sometimes other stimulants The immediate effect Of
these Gil that could be desired The legs OF David
Hoag thus assisted held longer than the legs OF all
his competitors. The laures his aud the prize
money and much he might have enjoyed both If had
not shortly after the termination Of the contest expired
David will walk no more He IS past morphine, and his
deaf the OF the spec
tators lie has died in van II his fate shall warn
me aspuants Of the arena that nature says so lash
ana onK shalt thou 60 ana no faster nor longer thai
there Il limit 10 their eXertiOns which morphine viii
not help them safely pass.
A most touching instance of agricultural
distress Il related in the Rochester Journals The
roo county fdrmcrs Gun wednesday, and had
few subjects TO discuss that the dearh OF intellectual
material they fell TO talking about their wives. One
member unbushmgly declared that the women In his
district not worked nearly hard the men,
the former IN the morning. VIII le the latter
were compelled 10 get NJ any time from TO to take
OF stock Another member denied that women had
the hardest part to perform. Women, he insisted, made
Of their hard work ia trying to keep with the
fI,hiou. If farmers wifs does the work Of three
women, he wanted 10 know whether farmer should
have three wives. If the women did not have the benefit
" machinery their fault lie had house full,
bus his VII, would not it. liz dd not think the hired
should be boarded out Of the family. Anorh,r mem
Der said tue arrangement Of house had great deal 10
d. IA making a wOmau's work light or hard. 4 badly
afrii ECd house involved much uecdlce. walking. An
other farmer remarked that in his opinion much ot
Woman's hard HooI wa eel lmposedl Do h5nt 10 oiOG
tle fashions closely. These sturdy yeOhcn Nodla
have done o'tter they had talked about tho crops
That abdicatOn is the only remedy in
Russia IS the moral which The TaH IaH Gq.e0e draws
the explosion tine Winter Palace II cen
tends that car 10 The ds rad0es his mudelars
subjects the entiye and incarnation of an .oi
er,D.y eyu system or government N matter LOW
wrong they may be- that is what DC docs aua for and
they believe uat the only way strike at j. To- strike
u him 10 preach the goodness OF the Czlr 30 them Is
therefore futile; aud equally lille VIII &, DE Tor ham to
r y on The consciousness that he is good and Lot
bad sovereign IL Tor him 20 choose wiz liner DE VIII
CO. wII not remain 40 his post; bG- % >feus scarcely
doubtful that o. hc does remain these aUcHpt ou his
life VIII continues and Do ls Ear too bold an cApctaon
that though they DO continue he VIII stII auC always
e,ape them. A. Che PRONUNCIATION OF constitutional
reforms. uo remedy can DE more rdlculousy made
qua,e II would not Doe more absurd to ateWpt Oh say
te pursuit ~ uac ~ bv h-owne ogt ta tt m
hula-s. oil .1dd.r On9 Que t-iiS VIII 'il, u" "'' e'
The Cz.els threatened with destruction 80 il.1 nd
6y D. s own act 10 destroy hinse 10 ruler.
The increase OF the German Army VIII DO