New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-23
GENERAL NOTES.

An enterprising English four-year-od in
Wnnoughton got hold OF bottle about bal-ull OF gin,
fortnight ago, ana drank about half the contents HIS
mother finding the child smell strongly OF gln accused
him of having been az dads bottle" He nodded as
SENT but sand nothing. lie put 10 bed. slept but
awoke IN commissions. and though doctor was az once
| called In. he never rallied
| CaZeneuve, q celebrated cook, whose finger
has been in many great mans broth. has recently
dsd in Paris a. the age OF nnetysx. In 1918 he was
General Blucher's chez de cuisine. to whom he
| commended by the then Duke GAngouleme atterward
Charles X After the treaty OF peace. Cazeneuye fol-
lowed his master to Berlin whence lie returned TO
France IN 1925, the occasion Of the Kings corona
non. He entered the service OF NJ dc Talleyrand and
soon afterward reached the acme OF his ambition In
being attached to the rOya. kitchens OF the rueries
After the death OF Charles X Cazeneuve served his
successor with equal zeal; ana reiired from MS prO
fession IA the Revolution of lS4S.
Something rather unusual occurred at the
hanging OF seares tcOlOred) Owego the 2lst and
1t NAV b. added something seandalOus. Among tue
spectators the execution the aged father OF the
condemned man. Ths sufficiently indecent, but 1t -
added this remarkable parea sold the corpse OF ns
son for Sl5 The spirit the diminished so far
IA DOS sible the horrors Of executions; aud IL may be
submitted that the officers OF the law had night TO pro-
hibit these ones Enthusiastically opposed TO puDhc
decency 1t for the Sheriff 10 say whether iather
shall he allowed witness the hanging Of son; but
is doubtful II the law permits relatives sell the family
bodies for surgical purposes. II the gaows be neces'
ary should be taken that II shoaid be used ~ the
Disgusting way OtnerwlSe t VIII soon DC aOOsAuu
by an outraged public
One hope (deferred) of big windfall gives
place to another. There Is a Mrs. Bond New-Hamp-
shire who is supposed to be "a direct descendant OF
William " and such entitled 90 property valued at
80 100000 fl by" William the Fourth is meant the
English monarch of that name and number. IL Is h'to
pulling know how he could have direct land leslh'
mato) descendant named Bond in NeN-Hampsh're or
In hpi aff
his children bv hrs Jordan all ennOb,ed lt may
he some other william the Fourth whose descendants
are entitled The Millions and IL So there Is no harm
N wishing that their ondest pecunay dreams may DC
trzeh THIS gOOd-uatured wish. however is hO1 lhey
10 DO much good for there NOT chance IN ten tnou
SAND that a penny ~ tnis Fourth Williams money VII
cy r come 10 NewIIanlpshire 10 be enjoyed 10y Mis
Bond OF by Mrs Anybody.
The uncompromising Calvinistic theory oil
the Tay Bridge disaster l. uutolded by d. beEs' u
Dundee 1.-The Sabbath OF God was dreadf"iS pro
famed by great public companies especially No" 'n''
calamity bad occurred. they sought in VAN TOT "ny nc
Acknowledgement OF God IN the whole natier i"eSo
wicked people we're actually going TO have the aui'e
If not TIE impety, 10 rebuild the bridge HIS hoS' p
less stroke however, his reference 10 tue uuo."
nate victims of the disaster " Was II not AWFUL "o
asked, think thar they had Deeh carrie" ""v
when many Of them must have known iha' 'hey "elo
transgressing the law OF Godl one thbS WAS qu''o
certain II they had been attending 10 the laws OF Goa
they would not have been IN tie midst OF that ieMia
tnar ineoncei,able calamity" A faithful follower Oh
DE- Bcgg-in his Calyinism at least-was even more IN
ceniou, than his master in turning the incident 10
oeeount lie Chased the Fay Bridge disaster win
the Afghan and Zulu wars as 'onens OF would
nb say the passengers 10y the ,iaea tram mas
The greatest sinners all scotland, but ne thar
il ever the hand God " any event ~ Wa an"cS
disaster n occurred on the Lords day; it wa osrda
=, 'S a" connection with the systematic desecra-
ton OF that day which God had set apart ior Nu'''