New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-23
GfNEFAL NOTES.

In an article on the scarcity Of black walnut
tiuh'r published Last Monday THa rlIDtN ~ .prcinrda
nmh 81 arr" lumber dealers who say that thc supply
~ THIS wood j. rapidly diminishing and indeed ria..i
cay exhausted IN several loealiics whence 90 has iil
cru been 'hi,ny obtained 10 OF those mentioned
kentucky 81. % past. present o. prospective source =
supply. TIT omission ,ads Importance % a-t4erens
in me LDtistiNc COpc rJ0,U1,d ~ June - Go theef
feet that Kentucky abopnds in black wunai timber Il
cAcclt M quality Tn" committees which said 70 De- g.
Iccally rich in this valuable wood ore osson. Gala
tiu Kent"u, Boone. Eath. Anderson. eh'lby and
Grccuup Hitherto u Kentucky au in,Wcn-e number u
black walnut tr-r- nave been tBOughtes-y dcstIusei
% clear land or cut mp into ience ra.is.
4 good aTtidote To the mining fever may
possibly Doe found by persons who contemplate e1
charsiu comfortable homo Tor they know not What u
the follow paragraph from The san Francisco I!.
mn: There az not less than 1000 pro-p,cor, IN ito
mountains - California 81 the present time. A0,, u
thcm have been prospecting Tor ten or twenty years
They are nl poor With CIV exceptions ih,y have heca
poor and hard up az the time. They o average -
cents day %" year round aud mer work lasder
or moro hours q day. They live on the coarsc-t and
cheapest ool. with luxures and wear the cheapest
% clothing. Bn, they toll on month after month and
yr1r nt,r ytef L3!"'Hy an" , iatIS,sd
f. rich one Of these days md then they WI have rest
nnd good time down at tie bay or u The Old homs
" "a tho states"
While train on the Union Pacific RAILROAD
vas waiting at sidney FOR sone sigh, rcpars TO 70
made Mr. Goodwin got ont OF the Pullman stretch
himself and look about the station little. having hts
newly welded and umorous bride board. The train
started sooner than he expected and his oxs
long enough 10 renders stern chase successful. AFTER
stumbling over the re. for few rods losu ll,,e u
every breath the selfish amusement Of the bystani
e.. he abandoned the hopc.e-s contest between mar.
power and steam. But SIR Goodwin l. not one o, the
gaping rrrnh0rs who spend their lives In making Fun
fr Other people WIS II the first tine he had
railroad train Furthermore be had plenty ~ money
h- pocket, Fiudng that hi. legs would carry hm .
hl- bride Dc cl,mbcred into the cab Of locomotive
-,nd'n on \ side track made friends With the ci siacor
aud Induced him 10 get authority for dying ch,.e oa
rg ,,rrt with the throttle wide open and the pur.ins
husband -lov iuH DO "Ya ste chase De- long oi',
lr! tho thor u,omoiltr IN klus mp loot tur lIt
,.s.di,t n ls.r,.Id., when b. e i.rf .rl ih,r
70 seven miles Ntat " sidney b" rrfalhcd lo-s'or u
! Dr. SO r.
4 youue English physician, DR.. Charles ".
Turl, recently delivered address hcor, tAe 'h'ra .
y i.Di Society 40 advocacy ~ cremation. in which 10
mls -ouc striking ~, a- 10 it cost 81 funerals
Tb, arr.urai. u Dot ihc strongest Which ca h' rll
i; ',Roru cremation. may ~, i' u-, 10 Strengthen a
pror. l,an-t ,hc nlckrd anI Ridiculous c,fmya-aHce
uIl.nIl~I universally ,halicerl,s tic .ri'- -
fa, Following -'nr ~ tile ""Hpasi. =
h 4l, pr iu.ds .ol- h % -ao" what h' 'iru q. II
r,n -..', h} tfc burial Of thr dead onc and 90 20
! f..r,h ,u.- moore frar. 8 b.. cHpeui. annually IN
fl..r.'.utlo Uu.I -iaar- t,ln tho Go,,rl,tr.t cs-
r.- fr public -,a,,i purpose Funerals cost as, al
., i.f t.n. 'f mooney aaaVsis tHan ~ost bIy t.e
~ Iul- 4.l 4liu: ni af t.r universities s't cole
,n l.e, Tt .,Io.rt OF inor'' .xI,ndrl or .ii ...s
30 I..t.d -.i..i % -it,d lor factr"n over oar
,.r CO. riu. BE. tp. D -iin ii-hsrsrd ht ou' o. 30
ru.,lt fm i'u-.on- d.ria- itc last twenty N'.fs.
/ Tu..r, '-,o.. i,.- c'.ptr, go l~'0 enough money %
.tt .lnIiie.of Oh tlo commercial faiiuf'. n O.
ir.,.l ST., r. during 'hr same year, nua ,,a bank
,.rt . ..lf.' Df S. '.iu b. 800 Aal,i to r'-Ir ' e.