New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-11

Mis- parloa's S~hool of Cooker, in Boston,
g. sob, closed th- week. IT, "ar ycars OF existence no.
having f,Du raitt wifhAlrcieni -nc'"s> To warrant
81. ..n'.rl.n.. IT,. ,o.ius lessons viii bc gwen To-
m,"n"~ iai "Wednesday.
|. The German Go, 'rnment, having prohibited
t'u-, 90 r..c.' D., hn. ntr sixteen y"if "' c.is
.. tf.,. ,f. ,..ar'i,.l- nv of s. uor, -fs.f nj
..v.. ..t.- TO- pr'l'iii'n oi b,ci in TIE army
n, Nnr-"uwbcrlruT independent published
DO l.uc,,t county. wc-' yirinia denoan.,. the re.
r,it- tit ,,A,y and rho farming ont" ot Pauprrs
..r,Ni-i ih.rca. "Mruchlu,cn tales and -aud'roa'
fr.u,f- .u ,l.c.al~ That thci j. uDi ,'rni! 10 10
~,a,r Ah,r, the poor nro NOR" comfortably k'P.
Baltimore is still greatly troubled over the
g. pun'i- t., water The latest explanation o. the
trnur 8. ihl the January thw melted The i''' eur
rent of ar WIS generated AMI the organic matter ana
sediment ,ic fIoa llr bottom Of the Lake By the warm
current. when ihc c0nrlrrd there ioi.oWrd ''ntini
or agitation" i lac wafer whirh cal,'d the iupIi''ss
To bc c.fsi,, inroush the ~atcr-pipr' To tbs cip
The people of Northern Dakota resent the
llpatatpi Ill, D. RS al communities that the season
l.. There too successful farming Cr-s County
criu-tr rf,- ta' Last year he sow'd spring wheat NY
l. .i.d finished hi nil poughing No,,mbcr9 WHILE
owing 10 the peculiar Of the soil. planting may 30
con- u,i,ci three or four in' be- - ~hHi'f
so. 4 fgre .ron frost, although below that thr sfoia
MAJ b, frozen hard
Illuminated advertising cards are now 70
abundant that their recipients At boss what 10 ID
with them NAM them too pretty to throw away,
bur pace is 60, valuable under present city rents to pro-
Wide siora, them. some of the ladies OF the Flower
N--in propose tn solve the difficulty ~ distributing
trui with ii,r floral fy,rs amoug ppor AMI sick cl.
dr,n ami Inmates OF hospitals and orphan A.! lun,. ~
whom they a., appreciated and highly priced
Rcnt-buricncd and dir,-encumhered citizens
NJ New York will read with Lr AZ envy The aeeolls
given %, Professor Hard f-e az the careless l" i-
h Is leading IN The land ol the obcsk lie has h,tn ny
"a. Az. nh. d
dcscribcs ue - floating home. who're you have !ou
own books 10 read your own deck to was on youl own
parlor dning room and bedroom 20 live IN. ana your
own servants 10 wait upon You tn !ici a.. iht 90"
ycIdcnccs OF a dwelling without It's madness
Some remarkable revelations concerning the
aduliernon OF food are made Ia t'o ANIMAL rp"f"yus'
published OF the Inspector Of Vinegar for the city OF
Boston The total amount Of the liquor sold ana u-o'
IN Boston each year under the name of vinegar Il ecu
mated Mt about 100000 gallons. OF this, the inspector
declares, less than tenth ia app" juice 'H'
rr.t being yilanous dccoction ot mola,scs glucose
acetc acid ale, lager beer. dstillery soP el,'
made for about half ac lowest possible cost Of pare 'u
vinegar Nor ii this all, even the worst view oil Wv
Gaze such substances a. oil Of itrol and other mnr.
ncils are brought into rciuis.,ion One cents worm "
sulphurc acid sufficient for the manufacture Of Tour
gallons OF vinegar and when disguised by olne' !"
gradients it's presence cannot be detected by taste h"
Much of this wrotched stun II Ia believed mas peru
IN the Boston market 40 " Pure Apple vinegar ~.
hundred barrels OF It In single cargo were seized " ~
oncors and y barrels more were captured III n We
house ana shipped back 10 the former owners i esr
tent 10 which this illegal aud inhunan business y "a
rrd on II shown by the fact that the whocsaie peh
y.aegar In Boston averages cents per gallon na,ieu
A being sod ~ low az q cents, while the genuine slad
cannot be- manufactured for less tnih apou. Ir rsa
,nnv M. r,nort s3ould attribute the high dealn.sSS
| Of the city largely 10 the consumption VI >'''e
! coulpoands.