New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-25
GEAERAL NOTES,

During the first three months of the opera
ton of the exclusion law 3s49 Chinese have departed
from Francisco and only 100 arrived The arrivals
from both China and Japan last month were only 3D.
against 972 in October OF last year
] For eighteen years the deer on Boston
Common have been of the chief attractions OF that
classic spot. They have furnished cheap delight
moreover for the cost OF maintaining them has been
only about $500 year But the fence incl"sng them
has naturally deterOrated and at last when the escape
of several animals made 1t evident That constant patch
ing would no longer serve the Common Ounci voted TO-
dispense with the deer. there being money to build
new fence. Two of the Councimen have taken four Of
them, two have been bought by Lowell gentleman
not General Butler-three have been exchanged for
swans and the people OF Boston may enjoy the nelan
chOy satisfaction OF gazing upon two others at Central
PurS in this city. The remaining three vii he disposed
of possible, and then the rickety fence Will
come down and the Enclosure will be thrown open to the
public, except II small space reserved Tor hOt-beds.
A correspondent of hROWlodge ULondOn), who
signs himself "A Brother Cincr" referring to the first
two cremaons which have taken place In England IN
modern times and to the disposition which made OF
the ashes begs leave TO suggest far neater and
appropriate mode Of disposng of the ashes of corpse
cremated These ashes ink" he observes. consist
wholly or principally OF phosphate Of lime, and there
fore have only treated with suphmic acid to
vert them into suphate Of me-ie e.. gypsum or plaster
of Paris With this substance model can be cast in
mould previously prepared and representing either the
full figure of the deceased. simply the burt the
likeness can take the form Of medallion. Whichever
form of memorial Is adopted. glass would be suit
cent protection for it, aud the costly he dis
pensed with as unnecessary. while the remains OF our
loved will themselves he gathered into tue form OF
compact and lfcike memorial which Itself will be com
posed OF the Neriiable ashes Orthe dead.
The Young woman who threw her glove
among the lions for the pleasure OF seeing her lover
cover it, and was properly snmbbed 10y the King
vanity WAS far than she thought and
manned Tor Engshwoman of the nineteenth century
to show world how that sort OF thing should be DONE
Mr. Butterworh, the owner OF MILL at ROohdae, loved
ard asprcd wed Miss Plant. his employees For
that purpose he escorted her Manchester and thence
Liverpool where they 10 be married. The time
slpped by fast that before they knew 1t postpone
ment until the following day became necessary where
upon MIR. Butterworth, having apparently more con
adence IN his companion than in himself her $500
for safe keeping. The first thing she did 10 pur-
chase three umbrellas which fur aroused his suspicion
that ne decided back his money and displayed
reyolyer winch no prepared To Introduce
meut in case OF necessity But she coyy insisted that
he must first prove his devotion by climbing tall
mast OF "A ship ieh lay at the dock close by While he
wns engaged that chvarous task she herself sought
more oongrnia elmo and repaired with the umbrellas
the revolver and the money 10 Manchester where she
was auony found IN fall enjoyment Of the delights
OF u music hall
A circnar just addressed by the Spanish
Minister for the Interior the Governors of provinces
giving instructions for the regulation OF bull fights
the national sport, while, at the same Time II