New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-11
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GENERAL NOTES.

medical paper at Leipsic has been fined
100 marks and the costs of the suit brought by seventy
five homeopathic doctors for publishing lecture dcliv
cred before Berlin medical society, in which homGo
pathy was denounced as quaokery and swindiug
So little satisfaction was afforded by the re-
cent experiments in illuminating the House
with the electric light that gas turned
the night after the conclusion, members broke into
cheers.
The interior of Hillside Chapel Concord,
Mass. where the Summer School of Philosophy is held,
has been considerably altered and improved this year,
and among its decorations. IN addition the buss of
Dir. Emerson, Plato and Pestaiozzi, and the mask of
AnaXasoras, Will be busts OF Mr. Alcott and John
Brown
A parallel to the New York preacher who lately
attained notorety the number marriages
at which he claimed to have oGciated found in the
quaint old town of Alexander, Penn. "The marrying
Squire" the individual in question called lis the
OF squire who married 900 couples. and he proves
the superiority OF the present generation by more than
doubling his fathers record Up to the 25th of last
month he had united 1,Si6 couples or course, he has
Kept careful register OF them all, giving dates names
residences and the of fees The largest fee
$50, the smallest so cents ana the average about
So Among the odd experiences of his long for
the esquire" is sixyeight years ODD he relates the
story vi man who had no money to the Fec and
wanted 20 get married "on tick" The knot tied,
with promise of SIS in few weeks. Three months
II he would only unite the knot he double
the fee, and thank him besides.
To women who are considering the advan-
tage OF adding to their incomes by undertaking the
ture of silk the experience Of Miss Nellie Rossiter of
Philadelphia who last year received the Pcnnsy vaa
Agricultural SOcety's diploma for her tbisn
dustry, will be Of interest Miss osster, who is only
fourteen years old thus describes her work: "When
first started had about 300 worms which I procured
through friend OF my fathers; in a few days shall
probably possess 100000 have made $500 this year,
and hope to treble that in the twelve months
IL requires careful watching to keep the in good
health They require constant feeding, and somehow
they always need attention at in the morning They
will only eat mulberry Usage orange leaves. have
permit to pick those leaves in the Park. when
procure sufficient amount Of foliage feed all the
worms expect To be hatched freeze many thousand
eggS rs cannot provide for tho time Eggs thus
frozen will hvsfOr two months, aud on being re-
stored 10 heated readily hatch. On the other
hand. the worms die unless always in a temperature of
7O~ to 15o. This morning sold To- eggs fixed on
card ike this Showing card littc globules
the size OF piuheads1 for II 75 Had kept them
- cents hundred. but then thousands and thou
sands OF eggs. have offered and received perns
sion to give instruction in silk culture or
two orphan asylums in the city, and YOU 10y the
Trained letters IN the parlor President Garfield, General
Grant ana Wheeler are subscribers to
The little book have published silk silk
worm, III which give all necessary information"