New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-27

swamps BY these honors one has Just sttsmptAh -
walk without escort through Of the strcets Of
sonvfllc. Florida 1t Ia stated by The Jaeksonsts r..
that VI little darby With market basket was pss,n,
r. Moodys residence ON Juliast, yesterday, when an
alligator. which was lying the sidewalk rushsd a.
him and caught his basket In hts mouth IL
into pieces. crowd Of boys gathered nsneht NJ
algatorship, and sold him for 81 So" Northern visitor,
IN search Of quiet summer board VIII be apt to inon
,rSstna aii,aa,ne. al. sro connon ana II enter
dicates In that part OF Florida.
There are corners In OIL in teas, in beans !,
mining stocks and railway stocks in wheat IN corn..
why not corners In rousers That was the irnnor,..
question asked himself recently by great financial no,
man Of Berlin while at his talors The cloth wa, on A.
extraordinary pattern. Palpably 1t would create .
sation on the Bourse 81 would like monopoizs ,h..
pattern" he said to the tailor just see how rnapy rat.
Of trousers 1t Will make" The tailor calculated ana 80
that eighythree pairs OF trousers could be made ,o,
the bundle Of cloth. az win take them al-it vouId
very disagreeable one OF my colleagues were 10 sn
In similar pair" His orders Obeyed ana 'sl
gores In having more pairs OF trousers OF resnande
pattern than any other man in Berlin. 'A"'H'
Sir William Armstrong; recent suc,,.s in
Lighting his house In Scotland with electricity generates
by power obtained from o small waterfall IA leadin.
other scientific men to make experiments IN electrical
lighting Professor Crookes has just lighted his hons.
with fifty lamps, of which twenty-nine are twentycan
die and twentyone fourcandle lamps The Spectator p.
ports that although the cost OF his generator Ia great,
increased by the necessity Of making it silent be And,
that the light costs him 81 9s. month"; while gas woua
cost MIN 81 6s 3D. IL is therefore distinctly cheaper
even under Instantaneous circumstances to burn h
light which does not soil the curtains backen IN.
ceng or destroy the gliding OF books, produce ths
sense, and sometimes the reality. Of suffOcaton NJ
Crooke places This saving against the original Of tho
apparatus. which he estimates at $500" Wv
The hospitality of Harvard students. material.
OVprfi0Kyinr urcb-h ntuls
Cass-Day so very pleasant that excess Of harty
the frequent result The Board Of Overseers On uI ~
will vote upon the resolution said to be approved By tbs
president and fellows, that In view OF the disturb
aDces which occur upon college grounds during Com
mencenent week, and the public scandal and evil Tho
college resulting therefrom, corporation hold them
selves AT liberty to revoke for participation IN such dis
urbances any degree which they may hereafter coufer
The Boston Adcerser the following plain language
IN commenting upon this matter: II is generally tho
younger graduates who renew their college memories
around the punchbowl, but over whom the college ALI
thOTes nave no control WHO offend good taste and mar
TIE far Tame OF the college by appearing public after
dhAlnS TOO much for their equilibrium IL Is severe
remedy which Is proposed and. If inflicted would entail
deep disgrace But IL IL not too harsh penalty for
Iagaht onchce II would be pretty hard for A. b.,
NJ or Pm to lose his degree for being drunk on hs
campus at commencement but IL he wishes keep his
lie view until lie is sober"
The Bank of England covers nearly FIVE
acres, and Includes most OF parish with tho
churchyard now known IN bank parlance as the Gar.
den." and very neat little garden 1t is Long after ia
had ceased to 3e burial ground ancient servant Of
the bank, of amazing stature buried there safe
keeping by request OF his ricns who feared that some
enterprising museum would go for his skeleton The
bank occupies the site also Of the house and garden Of
Mr.. Boublon, It's first Governor Huguenot of exem-
piary character whosevery wealthy descendants hold
the estates he bought near London Tho first Deputy
Governor Mr. Godfrey, nephew OF the unfortunate Sir
Edmund Berry Godfreynot Sir Edmondshury as 1t Is
usually written-a famous magistrate murdered tho
Titus Oates days. killed at the siege OF Nanur
whittier he had gone bank business having insisted on
accompanying William Ill to the trenches The bank il
guarded by detachment Of the Foot Guards who take
possession about O'Clock every evening The officer on
guard allowed handsome dinner himself and two
friends with plenty of wne but friends have TO de-
part at ii o'clock. The do not know who will be
the bank guard so cOluson impossible. The building
has 40 external Windows and contains OF yaul.
lu the II guarded by Its porters and by
policemen many Of them in plain clothes. who a.
ways Oh The watch.