New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-15
ing IN this unwaveriug and historic fidelity A. /
Vendee to the fortunes Of tho whito flag " ~
GENERAL NO7ES.

One OF the youngest suicides in the hist
of crime Maurice Barrow age ten who deiber,,,t
hanged himself last month at the Boys industrial 49,
Fetham England. He not driven 10 Desperate, -
outrageous treatment but the contrary cana >, ~
conclusion that life not worth living bccau.. 49,
labor master prevented him from bursting n frog 80
| he had skilfny inflated with b0w-plpe rhs -
found that he hanged himself while OF sound n,iIaY
That said tho coroner 10 felo-de-se -" and n "a.
| verdict was recorded "
Another epoch in the long career Of a.
famous Augsburger Al0emeinc Zeitunq. began nm n ~
TOPPER with It's transfer from Augsburg 10 Mn.,.s
Considering It's age. its well-earned influence ana ~
long list OF great who have written for s eolu,
II may be Justly called the most famous Journal a, -
Continent Of Europe Goethe Schiller aBG host OF 90
lights in German literature have contributed 10 n. ,
and 1t still retains the yigor OF It's youth II was fua
erred 10 STUTTGART in 1893 10 UIn In 1903 and ~ s
to Augsburg. which II has just abandoned for MunisS
An entire Gallo Roman town has h...
unearthed In the neghborhood Of Potiers II cop,.s
temple ia yards In length by 70 yards IN brssds,
baths occupying Ave acres, theatre OF which the .a
alone measures 90 yards it, longest side s,rss-
houses and other buildings covering space Of mo,
than seventeen acres The excavations which are h..
continued, have brought to light edlces sculu,,
in the very best style and IN good preseryationa,
II IA thought from the second centuryand quantitS
iron bronze and earthen articles VI. Liseh. the IN
spector OF historic monuments, declares that the texr
O little Pompeii in the centre OF France.
paragraph in yesterdays TRIBUNE men.
toned the singular of Walter Phbrook OF st. Iop
Who having recovered his reason after mental blaus
Of fifteen years. has Just lost II again by drinking % 81.
II appears, the authority Of The ST. Lopl,
Republican, that this Phlbrook is the man who refined
General Joseph E. Johnstons recent declaration tia,
jefferson Davis appropriated g. 100000 IN specie s,t.,
the fall OF Richmond Philbrook, II Is said the Con-
fcderate Treasury agent who had charge Of the specie
train South when it became apparent As.
the rebels must abandon Richmond During the lucid in
terval which has just ended In prolonged dehauch.
Phbrook gave crcumstantial account OF the dispoi.
showed pretty concusiveiy that General Johnston Ta
utterly mistaken In his charges.
Among the anecdotes which the soft-hearted
and still sOfterheaded admirers OF Frank james love
relate the glory Of their hero is belonging to tho
period of the Columbia, KY. bank robbery. When tia
members of the band had decided upon that dsmnsbIs
exploit they spent week In exploring tho surrounding
country IN the guise of catebuyers Frank James ben,
Hospitality entertained for several days at the house Of
wel-tO- do farmer Daring that time he d gently cu-
tiyated the social amenities frOcked with the chdea
and made himself particularly agreeable TO their grand
mother The old lady's chief delight In life was TO
peruse the Pilgrims Progress" James professed to
deeply interested I'm that immortal work. 'p0red over
by the hour and when finally he took his departus,
begged her not 10 disturb the mark which he had PLACED
at the point where he was obliged 10 stop few days
later when the country ringing with the story OF ths
murder and robbery the old lady scorned 10 believe that
her pous young friend was desperate villain.
For a month past Mr.. James Temple
Brown has been collecting in New Bedford for the Mo-
OF the Smithsonian Institution multitude Of mple-
ments illustrating the history and present operation Of
the whaling industry. No article properly connected
with the subject has been espised and even sample
the pgta tobacco supplied TO the sailors has been IN
cuded. Thus far Mr. Brown has not succeeded In max
ing complete collection OF harpoons, although he has
obtained fifteen different varieties. The collection Of
these articles has not been the sole purpose OF Mr.
Browns visit. The literature pertaining 30 whaling
principally OF the sensational type and Is totally
Trustworthy To fill this gap it resolved to publshs
complete history OF the whale fishery, and for three
years Mr. Brown has been engaged In studying the
traffic and collecting material for the work The history
OF whaling has been traced 70 Its beginning and M
Brown has secured valuable diagrams which will illus
trate the work. and the various methods OF taking
whales and securing the oil will be given with the great
exactness. As Mr.. Brown expresses IL there arc
as many thOds OF conducting the whale fishery rs
there ways of getting TO heaven, and II has cone
quently been difficult matter TO obtain definite IN