New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-24
GENERAL NOTES.

A farmer away down in Maine married n
love Of a schoolgirl who didn't know the first thing
about house keeping farming. WnCn be took her
home she neglected her household duties ana went
ranging about rho farm "botanizlnz" and studying
geology The neighbors wives dd noi like her bur be-
fore they % she mad discovered on her husbands
land NINE worth 100000
A Hartford lawyer remarked TO a coIOred
man Who begged 10 cents OF him chance IN IOcy
game; put the money on IL and l, as The iures in
most OF the murder trials lately have been standing that
way" Tue negro departed ia mcditative mood. and
when he met the lawyer astcni-hed him BY caw-
ing out roll OF grceuDacks amounting 70 Gl3G AMI ~
forming Inn that lie lad won tais by betung on IL
ana l.
Daniel Conroy, of Erie, Penn. has gone raw
ing mad over the Fifteen puzz.e." Heis strictly tom
perate man, a devoted husband ana kind father For
several DAYS he neglected nls business and applied him
self constantly to the game until his BRAN gave way
under the attempt to master the IS. Is, II On Mon
day morning he violent, seized his IN ant child aud
was dumping Il hot stove wneu tn neshbors
rushed in. H. was ovcrpowercd. and body Of police
carried him TO ail. where he now lies; faYng 9tnac
scratching the game on the wall anu shouting fheen,
thirteen. fourteen"
4 PHILADELPHIA dentist did some artificial
work for ~ woman for which she declined 10 pay, urging
that the teeth did TIT her mouth. The dentist asked
Judge Thayer on Saturday TO compel tAe womant
come into court open her mouth before jury, aud ct
somebody insert the false teetl for the purpose oi allow
n tie jury 10 make personal examination whether iho
bcd-piafe htted properly. judge Thayer promptly re-
fused TO make ans such order. aud said tbat he law
gave n no power "a bring body into court Tor the
pnrposc of having experiments made upon taeir per-
sons He added that De- did not know anything more
torturng than compel her 10 IN before crowd
OF men make such spectacle OF herself The lawyer
asked the Judge whether his Chtnts case was 20 ia -;
evidence, when the judge minated that he coudmt
help f. for ho Wuu,d not make any such order
Melik0T owes Lis present position as Mill
IN ii "a 81 a
Nlulsis IN CnarkoT. when be arrived at the railway
station the whole body of Imperial and nun cpal au-
thores greeted Inn with ;he most otScqmous and al
most terrified awe Tae o. the Armenian trade nan
said You look as If had come 90 rghteD evcrySodyt
have come tor the very reverse EHY on tht next
day the heads OF the police conferred with BIN and old
ann vit hocd breath and mysterious confidence. that
they knew fewer than 1000 persons WHO had en-
tered Caarko ithou passports and now residing
IN acr,nt parts Of the city hut they had been so
atcful that lcy could put their hands in moment en-
every one Of them Mehkof ordered me ponce TO write
ont passports fer each Of suspected persons and
leave ,he at their dwellng-paces without demanding
thc cu5tomary legal fec The ponce shocked b. SO
Wild a command 49, they thought 1t. Melkod, seeing
their ACCOMPLISHMENTS observed: % have no fear OF tho
noor peoplc who come here withou papers; the only
danceon. persons are those WHO have taken good care
cnp,e with several passts ana who never hnd II DIM
, 20 ,,t,,;, than" He gave almost mucn scandal
ny saving H. tt there something III Chathuu ulVsO
s Ia a. Nlhuisu and that The want OF water hs
called the Municipal Falhet ~, 9, gith
wafer service within certain term or years.
oe eaoud order the Imperial eoyne-rs % oesn ino
,rt and Inv The whOe char upon the ely purse lie
80 81, a week for cOnsdera and they consented
10 begin the muchnteded work