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, 1880-12-21
EDUCATION At THE SOUTH.


ISp1ANArul.ts, Ind, Dec. D.-1n MI lntor-
yiuw th!s afternoon touching his recent visit
10 the Southern Statcs, State-SU,ezintenden
Smart sald that ha found tho Reputation, Of
Indiana 10 be excellent wherever 10 went,
especially IN its prominence in education
n! matters. THIS was particularly shown
by tho part which tho stato will
tnke In the .,nuuting Of tho, Asso.
clatIon next july. besides Ills 0wil
inaugural n.ldEess as President, Dr.. Moss, Of
Asbl!ry University, aIad President Wits Of
Purdue University, %ili deliver inyangaml ~
tai,t departments. Thu lending educators 0f
tho whole country Will intend tho nlon,inE
next summer lnc!ntllnE such & NV! % i'lut; i,
interests 0f tho South will be une OF the prIll-
clpul topics Of discussion. l!e suys the lpU.
pln Ut tho South ure nut now ttl'nklng ubullt
politics, but nre Askflg Instead how they
may hnlltl up whnt tlley call tho New South,
The Professor eXpecta IL very largely Att1nH-
cd alsa profitable taeeting VI thp Association
ut Atlanta,
, 1880-12-21
THE STATE LEGISLATURE.
Contest for the Spcnlsors1llp md Minor
Otllcees

VIuEEAo
Spsttal Dtspateh 10 Ths Chicago Tribune.
SlIH1SGF1E,.p, ILL.,, Dec. 2N-Tl1e situation
rs to tho contest for the Spenlsership Of the
next House seems unchanged, but tho latest
Information Is to the effect that Dun Shepard
will not DO candidate for Clerk OF tho
House, mid that W. D. Taylor, Of tho Venom
Intlcr, who wns Clerk Of tile lust House, Will
probably he reelected without much opposi-
ton. Capt, II. y. Dement,, Secretary OF State
elect, Is understood to have Retectod those
who will fill the variohs positions III tho
Secretary Of States Office during his
administration. Mr.. II. +. Johnston, the
present Assistant Secretary, was offered
Ills position but declined, and vii! bo
succeeded by James II. Paddock, former
Secretary Of tho Senate.
Tho most spirited contest Inns been tiat
for tho position Of State Librarian, n num-
ber Of worthy lallcs being applicants. At
tho request OF Col. Harlow, tho retiring Sec
rotary. Capt. Denlont, will retain Mrs. Emma
1}Orlste1l, the present Librarian, that being
tho only request lind0 OF his successor by
Col. l1nrlaw. Most Ut tho 0thcr clerks. Will
bu retained until tho closu Of tho Legislative
session, except Maj. Ltltlnnl, who Inns Charge
will be succeeded next month by .Hhn n.
Hyde, Of Dixon, ex.Clrcuit ClErk Of
Lee County, mud an army co1nrAda nf Capt.
Dement,; This will be the only appointment
male from Lea County.
Theirs nro several hundred candidates for
tho minor offices within the gltt Ut the Log
her OF lauies, most Of WHOM. Mro seeking tho
positions of Postmaster Of tho Sonnte aud
lIouso,
, 1880-12-21
TILE COURTS.
Experts with tho Microscope Will
Disagree.
4 Justice md Constable on Trial In
tho Criminal Court.
Record Of judgments, New suils. Elc.-1hp
Grand Jury al Work.
A NOVEL COLLISION CASE.

a NOVEL COLLISION CASE.
An interesting cuse to t'cfn TINT go down to the
sen In ah!ps Is on trial lefnrD Judge 1lodgott.
Tho lsbcant, ThDn,ns Dnherty, ow,,rr Of the
schooner George f. rnrlngton brings s,ttt
ngn!nst tho stcutn tug Protection to recover
$4,0O damages for IN nltRetl collision. lie
clnlms tiAt on tho 9Th Of November. lett, tho
schooner wns lying or ahote here nGt',it hnlc n
milo south OF tho southern end Of tho break.
wnter riding out tho Xato und ilylnx ling OF
distress. Tho tug Protection. belonging to tho
vessel Owners Towing Association. casuc out to
her assistance. and steumel within ilfty or 100
feet of her. checked down. md almost STONED
Dti her sttrt3Dlw TOW. Thea. instead Of tnkn9
hold by n hnwsur, ls'clnnt clalns tho t,sx run
across tho schnnnors la'ws md pnrtcd her
aIctor-chnln. Tho rctonner drlItetl smith. md
hnntIs went nshort at Wolf Lake. while tho tuE
paid I'D further attention to her, hut stGMmctl
nway. The defense wnd practically q II nllh I'm
thu pnrt nf tho tug TINT she wis not at my tho
wittin ehl fret IT ths schooner: Dr nt'Hd OF her.
81 that sllt: tsfMfd hive parted her chaaH. Tho
dnmngcs cln1ncd nru G,OG0. Tho casc Is heurl
with Jury. y very unusual proceeding In I'm
Admiralty silt.
, 1880-12-21

T1TE CALL.
JUnOE HLOnGETT-N0 call. Set admiralty
casc, Doherty V. Tug Protection IN trial.
,ArrlLLATE Contradictions.
JutnE sMt7rl-Nn preliminary cn1l. Trial cnli,
3,4af. aiAI, js ahl4. J.soo, and 3,s.s. No. J,4R1
People y. wohlers, on hearing.
JrtNE AHTltoSy-lsa, 1S7. Ing. 100, To-, 107, go
to a3, except ats No case on trint.
JUICE WILt.fAMsnS-Assisfs Juuge Anthony,
No. asl5, plddon V. Peoples Insurance Conpl-
ny. OH trInl.
J!nns IAMEsnH-Bct cases 3t, Otis y. Drown,
a1l I'll! Jnoy V. Knufmntlu. No c,ase on hcnrItR.
JriH,E GAftnSEN-iG, -, "a, r. No. ~, Nlchol-
Hnt V. REESE, t,fi hearing.
1ti,uE RuGE,ts-15a 1gl, and 1Ce. No cnso on
trn
JrEnE a,onAs-ssse ~, atx to ~, !nclu.Iyo. ex-
cert ". No. ~, Armstrong V. Hnslulc- Doyle
urnlt Company, OF, trtnl. i,
JUICE TGLEy-Motionk. Opinions will to de-
llyrrod ut 10 d. IN. In nI oases now held under
afy4emcnt-
.lu,ME iiAnxuM-No cali. No. II, sawiu v.
Northwestern Lltc-lusurancc Company, on hear
inE.
,JyunK KLonMta-con,inned cascs Nos. 1,ca. and
1.I1a and cOnton Inv cuscs Nns. =, y, Ii, 10, u,
*, ID Il, q, IL, ~ 81. u. 10. md ~.
JUDGE GAHr-SOs. 2s55i, 441s. j1 :ae oo0, sb, 203
6b. BsG Gft GU, Ga. E'l. :07 KN Ii =. -, al,d r.
.}EnOE liAwEs-No. lo0, tho Town oE Lake con-
splrVoy cuse.
Judge Cars. wlts engaged In henrlng tho caao
Of william Schmidt, chnrged with IN ussHt1lt
wth iMtent to !stn,11lt r,pn upon Fredercka
fleischht,n young glrl nbDut u years uf age.
Frc!serGkn was positive that William was tho mnn
while William was equally I,ostivH TINT It wa5 IL
clsso at mistaken identity. Tho evidence wins
quito contradictory, and tho Jury upon retiring
wGrc instructed to seal tholr verdict.
, 1880-12-21
INDIAN TOURISTS.

NHFsUV0
Br. LOUIS, Dec. a0.-'rhe Missouri Pact0o
train from the Far West, wIIIel, arrived l,ore
this morning, contained thirteen stalw0rt
Indians done up in paint and feathers. They
were OH their why TO Washington, where
thoy intend to visit the Great Father for tho
purpose Of protesting agalnst the frequent
lntrltsions mails by the white mn.l upon tl!elr
hunting grounds, md With n yiow Of enltst-
lug tllo nil 0f tho Government III preventing
trespnssers from, locating In the Indian Ter:
Gray EaEIs, hig Soldier. l}lack lear, aid ten
other CEiofs. They took thu east-buunl
train OIL the Baltimore Il Ohio Isoad tonight
, 1880-12-21
THE SEAMEN's CONVENTION,

CLEVELAND, o., Dec, 9o.-1hu Scamon's
Convention finished the revision Of the con-
stltutton to-dny.
Richard Powers, OF Chicago, wns elected
General President: j. T. Cary, Of st. Cath
urlncs, General VIce-rrosIAoMt; Joseph l,ur-
.MarA, Of milwaukee,, tsencral Secretary; alul
+. ], klokke, General Treasurer, for tho Oh.
sIS ae * yTsot m ilWaukes on s sveoa Nom it,Is
day IN December, 1881.
, 1880-12-21
JUDGEMENTS,

SrrERIon COUnT-COSFESSIOSs--Oe ". FL
drct3 v. William lIuylhotn aud ThomasT r. Brown,
$.41.fD.
clnCutT C0UnT-JUpGE Ii0GErs-Algust Linz
burg Y, Michael lbn,lerlc nnd Frank Stark; vor-
diet. SIZE, md motion for NOW trnl
.tUnGE MOMAS-WIllium X. Kerr '. Tho Scot
tsh Commercial insurance Company, $4S31N.
, 1880-12-21

Special DspateA to 1ha cAteaao 1ttbuns%
INDIANAPOLIS, IIl., Dec. :D.-Thu Hon.
john Z. Now, Ci,nlrnian of thu Republican
State Committee, Ii cuulned " luis bed with
typhoid symptoms.
, 1880-12-21
THE CRIMINAL COURT,

The triul Of Andrew Anderson fur tho murder
OF J0hn ltrnso1, on the night VI Sept. II bus bccn
SGT for hearing t0-mUrfuw 1aurung.
Tte following tirallIl Jury wrEo sworn ll1 yeA-
tertl,y ilorlluX for the December term uf rho
CrIuiInnl C,,urt: u. c. NcsilnH l.o,ltA Il. kuly,
AIpuson Dwight. john schcllt, Aittikca clagk,
, 1880-12-21
TIE DROP IN GRAIN.
a Lively Deal on tho Board Of Trade
Yesterday.
Tho Bears Mnko d Determined Raid on
tho Wheat Market.
Other Cereals Take Drop In Sympathy
with No. 3 Spring,
Suspension Of Two Large Commission
Firms,


rrh..o ..os VT, oo,r,,,,,, ,..st,-J,,, l., ,,+o,
1"c.u w' ,.,' ~ oVa"oa yc..oi a5 y" u. ua,.
tco circles. 1no mhfKets were "caK' ohn Wehk
with vengeance. They were evcn panIcky at
times until II seemed ~ IL tho bottom bnd
,,rou,,t out ni,nrotto-
"'urpo'. ~ "a. ",."toao.' T..
Iho wheat neai waa tho RoVornih8 iae'oe III
tho situation, with everything cls0 depending
upon It, Tho other u,arkots tt,tnb,ed ns the
cnr,,uf frtt ond atrnng,norn,t oa n ,urnetf lin
x' - M - 80 ~ MI" 1
1ro1n tno nostom pflccs VI tho my. 1no"own. WI.
wltru movement really begun on anturdat. Iho
wheat market closed on 'ChRnKo TINT 'lay Mt
$l0lh for February, but In tho afternoon, attcr
tho ExchanHo rooms wero closed, tho curb
stauo tIpuIcra nut n tn,yn III sl.U1 or
,nir t,,.a @.,ss,,.n ,n.rro,. ,v.ro ,n.
Slos tno loso'9n .,.asnu.s ,.ss W." s',.. w., w."
tersfooh to no OIL tho uownwnr1 turtis aflo
chiefly bccause oI increasing auppiios Of whcat
from ltt,sslll. II. Kans Jack suIl, the wel.knnwn
writer In "DDrnhusrh." hnd stated that thoE1
wcre near tho cl9se Of Inst month ~ Whcat car.
ports nEMlnst lGJ carxous for tho satno time lust
ycur. fills wMs cGmplo.e sct.buck 10 thosu
who i,al believed thAt tic insects hui! bccu ,Ro
numerous il, 1tusela Us to have ntsolutoly de-
etr0yed ai hope Or aurplt,s iii TINT u,untfy for
rxnorl- Letters aud kilograms fruln Western
, 1880-12-21

nil tho why from tho highest dow, 10 ne,rIy thu
storm, iM'tinx ap' ''t marsjn. f"r te,n.Sy:s n"i
thofr c,i<tn,nrrs fst cnlle fnr INIT! It wns
n"s" 1"s f ths,n @ e fn5,er a,ns Th2 sf
!,onall. md II. i. 1lnIl: Tno ilrm Of Jones' &
MGtlm.a1 co'nn'cnccd business II nj, tleir
Wis., %ePe tn; oy crI x IN m NJ ' exSft ac ye
e. sSi3 q s,5S M s,rs. n s,5 ss sy s;t os
Q 3cncrnl commission lunsincss. which Kraw
rnpi.lIy 70 ,na1ntnettl rroport,ona last ino1th's
in tileIr tsni,sac:Ions' It Il est,u,a,n lint not
less thur t:U!Du has been tied up. II Is shI.i
that tils rin Dig Ft,!no trnd!nR tr,' thor own
!s a!f; ss 81 .s A.: e t9et h9 92S %s'
fS Sss = 's s s;r s@sa n ~ TS; s ''ff
ss t Il y %. hG1 Ill., S H. sfsh'S fr sS
iirin. Tloy ,tra " ntsn largely inlcliei IL
tH, ,s s r. ,ef y'ctaty o|. h't n..a;s +,
~ iiaS''ics s" Il was 81 ,y @ short te Hut x" thss
.ay put Ut, u,nryilIs to Tho exte.lt II tiU0U In
QUO siny. Their iinIaail,nx yesterday Amounted
fnlly n.arS'ne,i. ss,,ae Iara uon Which .',srn,sa
iso credit si'lr. Ifr,ns tho atierne"n ,TMln-
uxE reporter csctl uln.i the tlrt, nt thc!r Glit,
Nc. u: Ia sa!1c street, wncro sir: H. e Jot..:s
"but We will coma NJ, nEnt!i. sutt,osc u,nt
this Is lesson MI young n,et! ssnrtitlK nut n
"s"ei % 'so bts 81 W Way esn sat W. ko% M
@sFs'"s1 says sres. %S Y W seps 0"" On 10 psas @
aR sat %s w. eo,nx 'S;' SowS oo@ down. pasfs; ao!aay
wheat nnd cUrt wont lower thnn ~e ever nx-
,%iy Sy sSasa w xS Soy " gs p sts ossr a y II %
Il! fnco Of atch rtuilts wD concluded ti,at II wns
the only sensible thlrE q 4, fGr ',s e Glenn p,
, 1880-12-21

STATE COURTS.
sopbronin Smith bcEnn n suit yesterday for
sl.ooo agnfIst Tolman Whcctor.
r. c. WhJtesi'la and \. II. Wilson sued Joseph
u. md Slury L. Quinn for $iOO0.
, 1880-12-21
ItI'{tAfS.
Uy1rED STATES COUNTS.

Tho Lnvo Nollcr Compound Company h!cd 4
bill yesterday aRnl.,st Jacob J. t.ayu to restrain
l.i,,s froln usiuK patont for an Invention Of u
chetnica! compound Tor preventing u,d ro,noy-
lux tho accunsu1uttpt,s Of sulllus und lnerustn.
tiOI,a tn stcana boilers, issued April II, IBID M J.
J, Lawn, anL nnnkhor for u compound tar pro.
venting md removing demonstrations 1Esyln tteil
lptlcrs aIla preventing fuuMIny. Issued Dcg - -
1874, both Of WHICH pAtrutA Weru attcrwarI as-
aiFllAi to complainant.
Edward K. WAra bGEAn suit for &l,W0
agAinBt Johu Erankrntftlvr.
, 1880-12-21

~ "1o@AeA4 ro-'''A 1A''t"'' S"'
Tho grenter part Of yesteray WIS takcn lip
In Justice uurris' trut,cb Of tho Criminal Court
IT. the selection q tho re,nu'ning jurors in tho
FLEMING. .Dornn.Mincr conspiracy case.
Assistant Stnse's-Attornry 'l'hotnso,, thon pro-
osee.. IT, ssate shqt .o .h..o ,w aotonts to-
so'not WIN ono noEn"ea ".!s.,.' uit's, e,l.1
tosrthor to release ono John rur,ly from jul
through tho medium pt n straw bond. pur,ly
wis tic fellow wl,o won't ti,r"uxh ". H. Gimp /
iniI!iaesy storc IN September, ,s;o, WIS cuuEht,
whence hu was libGrasesl. said tho Assistant
tate Tnis s'AatoF'ie{: anru"Hn eno siewSsaiH "
lusttce Of the pr"ce: 11oru,,' n Constitute: Mir.
Is l'nrly.s LAWYER; aGd Wilton: tho straw nai,.
sst,cc wh,c!i t,ay 10Th Pur4iy and' Wilton have
been conspicuous chiefly f1r ttolr nl.sctseo IN
Attorney sahi he pTcposyd to fhew tsat .lailor
EurrteT warned The Justice thnt the tchrfnD wlua
sHs 's ssSae .ae @9ns s,s sss q
Curriers' Temporary ABSENCE to ters,,uue
HS &c 1GsssS ss y Wsn ~ 5 snw s
without tho leust authority by the ral. Fleming:
anl that tho consideration Iii the case, as would
bo shown ny nll the surrounding circumstances.
y" Mr. M.chcl one ] of iho thrco iawycra for tho
ury tho xreat itnproha6ility Of F!emisss in,on.
tioIinliy tnInK nuythuE wrong, tfo,iph II wi.s
nut unlikely TINT ho hatl hcuM deceived by thv
Accepting the l,on.l. Mr. Mitchell also put In n
Rota wna Ior aGr mlu i,1Fnn VIII ~sFa 9Ii!o ,s
nsnnrsd .I,I.tir,, fr,u tI,e Stonk Ym,%s. "' Inv
utto Young, formerly Il rnolnher OF tho firm Of
". u. ClApp, Voting s Co.. totk tho stand nsti
nM TO so1neF pF2Gee'Gu 20 t@t w1t t 10 xMew "
tn"n y. ~, n,lt ,o,, n ltt ~, t,r11r n ~ snt
tnn. Wnslla H. thls case ine ,iM m!'y nF!,AiNnt
MnlGso, ~ ~ hs..i, ~ Ha.nuE mi . tno ILL., !n.vss,
" ss'nu te.ttsu. 1no LuuI. nH"nS MuHt!!s 'tsk III
she prosecutor, an.snt trae" rm,'y I tr = t tno
slHte ~ tne io1ca Lon1I. nla tsou' 'nosc ~ o'ao
nosss 5tr tn nr,,slci,tion. t..sIItl.si ti,nt m,-
lug, Miner, ll,t1u md Wilton el.tED tn tho jn!l
OIL that prtculnr SiontiRy. showctl htn t!i0 l'nI.l
nn @ shsM nn @ ~ ruuusu .c l., w. - ,, -" StT
Ynn,s far I n iistlru. rn wus t;i, lint n0ne a,r
, 1880-12-21
THE MASTERS IN CnASCEIlr.

THE Nf4ASTEIls IN CIIASCEIlr.
Tho .Judvcs Of the Superior Court held meet
inE Saturday afternoon on tho question Of MI
pointing new Minister'S IN ChanCcry, Yesterday
Nh orlcr wns entered rcnppo!nttng tho three
old Masters. II. r.. Eteolc, II. II. Mngrudcr, und
FrMnklln Dantsnn. mkt NtsD appointing four ncw
on,s, Il. j. WhttGhrad IIcmpstcud WnshhnrT,
u. j. Avery, mud j. X. Custer, to correspond with
tho incrcnsp iii Judges.
, 1880-12-21

uhg Tnroct III thu In'luFo OF Jenca DC
DOnnlA bud achrcoly dhM RWny Wh0n Il wns
announced tltAt NMy j. Nlol.ntlry, ut l81 W1s!l-
ttgtnn street, hna nIsn gone under. Their s'ls-
Their checks wuro certified ut tho irlnk all tho
up margins MS fnse ns calsru lor.
q tho amount OF nMnriy fg0M0.
Thoy wero grcnt WhrAt den!crs. md had
soin0 big deals Ou hnnd fur En8t0rtt pnrtlrs, who
ut tho last MoElbnt deserted thein nl,d allowed
thenl to En under. Ttarlnrxrst customers wcru
in Ilutfnln, ono htu A1niH stumbling m th0ir
books III mi account Ut {h7laJ. which, up yes
tcrIy lnorl,tng, waa ttlotlgI,t 10 nlnutnt onlytO
fI,uU. Yl.esO j,onptu fAtlctl tn Aalur tho trMfts
ils.t.ie upnn tn,, with arusn!ttststr0,ls tu itny
Il AtcLAury. Tho iir,n fs uunlpnsrd OF Coi. ". 4.
been lii bs,alnuBs on tho ilulr1l for yetrS us,tl
wh0so roputations atoo'l high. Their faMrn
was Il HrtMt surprise tU everybody. b,eatls1 they
wcro believed IL lo good for everything Tint
sisi.aWry is III Nov Yurk. liz WIS fortneriy M.
suci1tGu With Sir. tienrKu C. Walker, and
tho firm at Ikay s. NcIMury AAs not beon tn ex-
istoi,ce lnr,K, tho ct,t,ecr1i huyltH henx ltay &
Co. Shortly nttor tho ANNOUNCEMENT Ut tho
failure Il TRIBUNE reporter called upon str.
iiay: lilo was t,.au a,l,a eaEs y ln,slr.,*s: Ho
dreaming Of tho iunpending crixs. Il6 was
ntrr,cEs ny ,r,a sttSl.Es sstox.
.'s III .o",. -. ,, ,as.n1 nv ,,,,,, b,a
0no otuos1nH MI tu'tts ~ uu uH,stu Uut "tun n,a
% ~ 1,Ip u'a ,i .t ~ ~ sn,
ttetnents, Dut efesyuAy WY Rau'lA!uTeu. 9Hs
none ltinfe E'enshHt a!lu ss "ssrssN ta"" 81
ltay nltHseLt. ~ !ho EertAlev ~ eA!u' .,, .,.,
u scs 1';s II'y -, ~ s,r'v ,ni a ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-04

is brought in front of the needle the right needle is
put through the loop to be purled 1.-THE first stltch
on the left needlel from right to left, the wool IS
thrown over in the usual way and the sutch is
worked off 10 the right"
BRIoCHE SIITCH.-1he ordinary brocbe stitch
pronounced bree-6shl which has been already cx-.
planned in this column. is worked thus: Over
slip las if about to purl knit together repeat
from . Every row is the same Swiss broche Is
worked in fours as follows: Knit l. over, slip
las il about 70 purl, knit 2 together repeat
Another form of brioehe is known sometimes as Ger
man briOche. and is done thus Cast on IN thTees !;
all the rows are knitted: Slip ] las for purlingl.
lover" OF made stitch must always be slipped, the
decreased stitch and the slipped stitch of the prev-
GUS row being knitted together.
NARROW LACE EDGING.-Mrs. l.. S. Weston sends
the following simple pattern of narrow lace Cast
on 8 stitches. First row: Knit plain,
thread over once narrow. knit l. thread over
three times knit 2. Second row Knit
plain seam the first of the over stitches, the middle
loop plain. the last seam, knit plain. seam the
over sutch (or loop, knit 2. Third row Knit
2 plain, thread over and narrow, knit the rest
plain. Fourth slip first stitch, bind Tor cast
Off tire stitches, kni plain to OvtIstitch seam IL
knit 2. Scanning Is the same as purlng.
"OvER" IN KNI1TING.-J. l.. i. wishes TO know
what is meant by the word over" in knitting d.
recions 1t Is herewith explained once more Ii Is
the same thing as make 1n-that is to say. the
wool rs thrown over the rlght-hand nee die, so it
II makes an extra stitch the next stitch on the lett
hand needle serving to retain the wool IN Its pO-
sitioD.
SLEEVELESS JACKrT.-T. A. c. asks: 4" VIII the
Knitting Department give full directions for
crocheting ladys cOse-ftting sleeveless Jacket OF
Single zephyr" Patterns have already been given
and others viii appear soon. meantime I. A. C.. Is
recommended TO master thoroughly the trcotee
stitch explained q fortnight ago. With that sntch
it is exceedingly easy 10 crochet to any pattern
KNITTED LACE" KnitteT" says that if those
knitting lace VIII use linen thread they Will find II
much prcttlcr and more durable than cotton. She
asks for directions for pretty knitted tides. VIII
some of THE IMBUNL's fair correspondents Obilgc
bprg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-04
GLiNPSES or NORHIY.


ITfJI The QrffH.
Tho hedrootus vrr, 80 Odd; very clean, but bare
and comfortlcs according to oar English ideas not
II yc,igc OF carpet to De seen pitih Mlte utlais'
Int mo- blinds modcratc-SI'u pI1udps "'H," ,i
wash IN: and 10 upper sherir or blAhhttS 10 tue
b.I hut a sort Of cidcrdOwn quilt sewn INTO Cream
white shect-wmch arrangement Is SupPoscu III
these parts 10 serve every purpose. - -
After breakfast On this strange sunday morHnN
(which breakfast consisted OF raw slh"hcu ~. ~
slices. raw salmon. raw red hcrnnES' Hn1 l :,
cheese with rye bread. eggs, TEA anu 'ol,ol W. y.
read pravers IA our sitting room, ana VIC lheh
proceeded on u voyage Ot discovery cu
While walking through the streets vi priRen l Il
leading feature of the houses struck me- halhcIy;
ia. rr.ttv white lace curtains, winch are uhvclsal
i'm the many windows Of the wooden evenings,
looking as fresh and spotleSs as lhougn Oily Ju9e
nut mn Every window, almost, contains aleo
dnwrrinp ulant and there IS quaint, pflm
sinnllcItv m the whole erect winch is very
cb,r1uing TO English eyes. We had almost an
Em"iieb dinner on this first sunday IN Norway
Good SOUP brought IN IN plates Doed salmon IoasU
veal served r.ady cut mp, ana some PaltieuI;nly
light aky pastry ne .oro was nothing very
I,r aIont fhc repast save a noble disre gard for
tablespoons butter-knives, ana slmiIar niue
Ty this timo Bergen presented quite
| onoiher aspcct--ihe sun shining brightly ana
the paved streets 50 dry that one eoulu hsaIuIy
! st,n Of the walk was interesting. ana our gu9e
seemed only too plea sed 10 tell Ms a that ne could
put into words, wmle tho NaIlonS ~ u hod
country people amused Us NOT u iit'le, nc hoHa.
dtcsecs diner according 10 the different districts 10
which tho women belong, and they are very curious
closc6ttpg black cloth caps, with brlght-coloTed
| li,ing showing in front. for one distinct ior
| another large starchcd white ealnuIlc aiitIls
stckinp out on each side OF the head ike open Lam,
| the oldest things imaginable, but not nuOeconing
to the far rosy faces they adorn. Young glI is
s,niv tie up their hair with red woolen scarf, OF
an,a tttlr handkerchief tied under the chin, and
tiis shows that they arc unmarried, so that here
the state of single-bessedness IS always 10 DC
| known Some of the costumes were Nels
| 'iri"resone: red stockings. a short black serge
pp.tt,coa1 plated very evenly at the waist, req
bodice, and bright green or blue sleeves WIN e,hei
! of the aloresnid caps. The people have geheIaly
| I.''rtiftui conIplex ions and fair yellow HAIR.
Our landlord told Us that robbery Is almost Amos,
uukuovu and never sees oeggais "pou,
| th,.' sireets Nayfarers wanting iooo ny gay u. W
mint Simply knock ut doors, ASK, ana receive y
a matter OF course. One peculiar custom Is 10
brides 60 wear large crow9 on the Gay .nsS ~.
married II is a gllded affair, WITH smnrolneie'
yc.vet and little cons hanging on tue lViene"'
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CURIOUS EPITAPHS.
From The Bradford Observer.

From The Bradford Observer.
From Burlington OHIO =:
Here lies the remains OF Mary Jane Iowder,
Who burst whilst drinking SeIdlitz powder.
Called from this world 10 her heavenly rest,
She should hive waited ill it cfferVcsceo.
An Epitaph on a headstonc near Helstone, county
of Cornwall -
We shall all DE,
hall we die all
All die we shall
Die a ] shall We
On a stone in a Churchyard near Newmarket -
This is erected to the Memory OF thomas FaulI-
ner who was accidently Shot by His Brother as a
token of his Affection. For OF Such Is the kingdom
OF Heaven.
The following curious Engmatical Eptaph Is M
scTlbed OH tombstone III Zanldan ChuIchyaTu,
Auglesca -
Here lies the Worlds Mother.
BY nation my Aunt-Sister 10 my Mother.
NV OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 10 my Mother,
And Great Grandma ther-MOther to my Grand
mother,
Nv GRANDMOTHER daughter, and her Mother
From the Wesleyan Chapel. Wakefield
Her manners mild her temper such,
Her language good, and moi too much
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4 "GODLY BALLANT"
HIN WI THE BAG.

HIN WI THE BAG.
From me North British Matt.
Ance was woman whasc bert was greet;
Her love was sac dumb it was maist grief;
She brak the bOx-it's tellt q her yet
The bonDy box for her herts relief.
Ane was there whase tales but brief,
Yet was over tang. the gait he cawed;
lie luiklt "A man, and was hut thief,
MIGHTY the gear TO grip and baud.
"What guild" he cried. "sio q boxfu' to bland
Wilfu' waste | Gamma beiT:
IL mIcht hae been sellt for ten p0un, wad-
Sellt for ten poun', and gien TO the puirP
Savin' he was, but for love o. the gear;
Careful he was, but a for bimseP;
He carried the bag to his bert sac near
What fell i the ane i the ither fell.
Aud the strings o. his hert hang doom 10 hell
They war Dn'd sac ticht ABBOTT the moo;
And hence it comes that haze to tell
The warst Ill tale THAI ever was true.
The hert that's greedy maun mischief brew,
And tho deils pu'd the strings down yoner in
hell;
And he saudi err the agein' mune was new.
For thirty shlliD's the Master himself.
Gear i the bert it's a canker fell
Brtkers. latina the sIller ben;
TIOth glen We du, | warn ye yell sell
The vera Master CT ever ye ken.
GEORGE MACDONALD.