New-York tribune., 1880-10-28
GENERAL NOTES.

About 300 chcrubS are now on exhibition
at tie Boston baby snow al iio!itu uI2 Hal. lIcnL
ng an Indian child, Chinese infant % double set Of
twins belonging to tie piout.st woman az the Iluo,
one sct of coored rpets and other attractions. Ire
purpose OF the purely moral and stricty oauca
uona Fifty five physicians go VISIT the Lau thy
and give ,nc mothers good, practical aycc ID r.i to
the tool and clothing and general treatment oi thrr
infants. Tucy viii teI them tnat tsh. ania-i. & Is
wroue. and Chat il better 10 rrn tie risk " cA.ds
catching cold by 'Ght o pu.e flr thaA . nave
sti.v.u AMI .ts blood diseased by fou deyi'gized
Recent English Court practice bears record
oi faulty OF bachelors. Tue vii oi the laie Nr Gl'
SOU oil Ravens ouejl.e. has been proved IN the Car se
Court der ~ 100000 per oaay. ILe history oi tAe
ties q orr family D.. curious. Ta.re were hye Dro.Aers,
WAC were born at he eut %, th. , IIy o1 tas 1'-
enua of Do. present. lu 3ne " te j. e d4s- OF W''t
mo ald. ANA the .asJ of tIt Use has recently o.-h
one bro her succecicI % t4e small f1i.Y estate. rF0
entered church, ANA one bee nae nuf.ctur'r IN
KcIda, the l.il c.ius 20 % comar. .uyey early a.e;
All were carc.ui uen. eIcl remand unmarried anI
ctch quat.,d to tHc surviving brothers. i~ we lth.
i'm tDe rtovins a. the VIII Of rle--rt
o. uic Ri|enrtJucd1t 1.osoh~
DR.. john A. Paddock, whose nomination as
MIssouar, Bi.uop Oi Washington Ierllo,y ha- Zen
confined Dy D 10 hons 0l ta' General Couycauon of
the Protestant Episcopal uicA. Is one OF che b.'t
known and most wil bon ned c.eeNm of Brook
yu where he has rendered .ong 4n. i-au s.I,ic 3
ihe rec,orof 50. PEERS CAurcn II, hea.ti has been
somewhat impair,. du,I. tn, la.t TWO A.s 20 tlo.
pccame necessary tor hIu at cL" t.'e to no pend if
anor~ ard go abroad FOR needed r,s, j. j a.l.l "u
permit him o. uadert,te he r "a D. DJrs i.ts.
,iouary shop a. win uot b" to man % SIMS tle re
,pous5iItl,s u hs neN ob a.d ais feuds and 'ar.
lsliontr trs in partiu v HliH vIu uoW t..t ln break
ia oT the social tie- lifetime DO s dom "L1t DC
considers his Simpi. DIR. Paddock il l- liottr
the pIc~cnt Bi-nup VI Ici.-.i IS. lftt Iot J NJ
y-ats witun "a ieT hl1.E- ul ca other n BIlus}l.
The s a .ee ..l. Washing 4tli tor, atA j '-to4
Is tu- breadth Ol tI. CU.iiitAt.
As many as $50 Mangolians left San Fran
cisco 4 Fortnight ago ON the CITY OF PekaE tlr te
Fowery Kingdom. The causes o. this unexpected cAo-
dus are not clear Several Chimes merchants ex lIi eI
II in this way: There lack ot employment iu Cai-
foraia and it is CAeaI TO soIi te uu Dyed ia-
men aac. t0 ei. own couu.ry tl 10 keep tDcl M SAN
Francisco Jus solution OF t.e plOycn WAS ois.r,..t d
a.oug The wharf. and suggested al iu..l.Na-
mems are coutcmi atcd by the Chinese Go cram nr,
and tuat with an o5ect OF securing SKI led Chinese ld-
bocr, VINO had The advantage o. witnessing tie Ia dus
Operandi Americans, the agents oi TIE t0u u4es
had been asked L. procure the services oi .och
workmcn in various grades, and contract w'h item
the name OF tie home Government T4s view % .he
case ahi med 10y OF tnor own number. 300 po--
iiiycy refused TO give lis name, reuar.tu- t.at
nr knew whereof spok-. Another cXp.aaS.Iou ls
that at OF the year the Chinese avail tIrn
selves OF the opportunity of returning al
Vaucr o the W Year, wncn j. usually deSCt "a 90 an
Interchange OF Cuufte>lcs among families There vas
particularly rlNiug cature ABOUT tue "scrl 'JGe
on the wharf, no Yeyer, winch. when tUc usual Gus OHS
in vogue among The Chinese are remembered Culd IA
measure, account IOr tnclr large number,