New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-30
GENERAL NOTES.

The tastes OF the people OF st. Louis
to run toward death-at least TO talking sbou, ~
grave subject The Post Dispatch has now start. 80
subject In abstract way by getting the opIno,, "
physicians Of tho city as TO whether or not M ~s
morning hours especially productive a, sv
Widely different views are entertained on TIM. o..
and The medical practitioners ofthat city are shsrn o.
vided pro and con. "
Matches Of such inferior quality bavs l..
made In Japan lately that the market IN Chin. :,
ceased European matches being now used en,,., Aas
factory conducted by shlzoku at Takaraatsr
Is turning out very good matches at present ana -.
Chinese traders OF Kobe hre beginning to export g.
It IL somewhat strange that in many ways a 80.
with Western civilization appears to be detrnepts =
the Japanese and Chinese.
There still exist In Paris considerable :.
mains OF the great wall with turrets which PhIn L.
tus began before he Joined Richard OF England In h.
sade The positions OF some Of these relics ara ro,,,,
out by GGtgnont follows; 4" In the Cour de p
near the Passage du Commerce, Is the lower por,on
turret still intact, with piece Of wall covered win ~,
1t forms part OF the playground OF school, and chs
may DO seen climbing this relic OF the past In a.
Rue Clovis is another fragment bordering on the gu. A.
Posses SaintYctOr. At the bottom VI the courtys,s
the house No. 81 Rue Dauphneis turret almost ants,
which a warehouse and residence In thu Ru.
Guenegaud 81, ore also the remains Of tower witt.
was Joined to that in the Rue Dauphne by wall Whit.
ran IN direction to the Tour de Eesle and m.
other to the Porte DauphIne. II recently used a.
forge On the right bank Of the Seine the enceae had
wider circumference. Several houses still contain frss
meuts incased their walls or inclosed In then ss
dens."
The liverpool Mercury tells Of a new relj.
C1ous venture in London This Is the establishment Of
Musical Church" IN that cityby the eccentric Arhds
con Dunbar be called the Church OF the Holy Ana
ties" He has taken the Portland Bazaar, which
! Of In IA mia al.
tended that sixty supplied chorsters shall sing the mo
elaborate services that were ever heard In church
which On Anglican minister oicated. The surDllesd
choir will be assisted by another choir OF 100 voice.
and by full band OF brass string drum, ard barn
The body OF the church will be lighted by an enorrnOu
silver gilt cross with four the eXtremides OF easl
arm containing redcolored lantern, illuminated By
the electric light. Costly pictures will be upon the vaa
one an enormous Nativity" by Paul yeronese. There
will be daily service with quartet choir, elabor
ote service on Saturday nights and Sunday the e!
and cang OF every Instrument heard IN an oFchesn
In the morning grand masses, beginning With M0zfi
"Twelh Mass" Will be said Ia their entirety In d.
evening will be given Ia succession, opening with t8s
Stabat Mater" such OratOriOs ~ The Messiah
The Creation" Elijah" BeethOven's Mount Of
Olives" sulyan's Light OF the WOrla, and Gouhods
" Redemption
There are very few who have not been puz-
lied how to pronounce out-ofthe-way word which
has suddenly sprung into common use. bewildesef
reader writes TO The Boston Heraid saying the pro
nunciation OF Whttiers Maud Muller" has long been
such puzzle to him. "When was little fellow" DO
says pronounced It Theoretically, Of course, Muller
Well shortly after heard aliterary gentleman-a Judge
too-read the poem az an evening gathering, and no
ticed particularly he pronounced It Miller lmade
note It and carried that pl onuncaton with confidence
for long time until day in High School the teacher
Informed us that the proper pronunciation OF that nam
was 'MwGer' So I changed my colors again and safe
under Mwtler for quite while, until one day got lnt
conversation with a young physician, good GermA
student 'Oh, yes, said he, can tell you how
pronounce that namel Whenever you see Germa
word with two dots the letter H. It Is always pr
nounced as IL Immediately followed by an r, thu
.Murl-er Maud Mufler.' BY this time had loSa
confidence I'm everyone and decided to let the young &
severely alone, but the other day happened to ri
across German fresh from the old country and SAID
do you have any people over in your land called Ma
leri M-ulLe-rF 'Oh yes. plenty We'll what q
Won call them-how do you pronounce " Miller
said he. IT'S q very common name Miller
thanked HIM and left. and If there Is another wa
i'm which that word oan pronounced should Ike
hear IT, am honestly seeking for information,