New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-30
GENERAL NOTES.

The home for working girls in London.
called Garfield House, at the formal opening Of whic,
| fortnight ago Minister LowcN presided. contains
'"Fy-hihe bedrooms, 0iningrOom, siftng-ro0m and
o iDf&iry' ana ich occupant viii pay fos hcr accom-.
lnoIiioh from 90 cents TO - y week.
long-suilcring public will DE- discouraged
by the announcement that certain Dr. George Riches
OF Kansas has hired Mrs Jesse James to st upon the
platform while be delivers in the principal cities u Tho
country lecture describing the lie and adyentlre
OF the iicnd incarnaie VINO used 10 be her husband
The hygIenic exhibition at Berlin, which
was completely destroyed By fire lust n was ready 10
be opened to the public is be replaced by another
winch VIII be completed b. next spring. and which Will
be housed in tircproof structure. The committee have
been encouraged 20 renew the enterprise BY the En-
pcror and Empress, the Crown Prince and Prime end
ltIuce blsmarck' ana about $4,000 was promptly
contributed to the guarantee fund.
" 1t is seldom" says The AUany Arms. " that
bill introduced into the Legislature has within It the
key to romance but such il that presented by
Assompyman Farar, OF Onondaga. providing that the
marriage OF Daniel Warath to Emma sawyer be de
cared nun and void The story OF the marriage watch
Il thus sought to he set aside Is strange one Mrs Wal
rath lived at Chttenango and she and the TO whom
she is welded were schoolmate- and playfeIows. "a
they Older they kept company with each other 10
some extent, although Mrs. sawyer objected To her
daughter seeing much OF Warath one evening be called
upon the girl when she alone, and without any pre-
ambe invited her to walk Minister Twins house 10 be
married Miss Sawyer dcmurrcd Z first, but, pleased
with the romantic aspect OF the affair." length
ed and the marriage was solemnzed few minutes AZ.
terward. On the return from the minister's house Wal.
rlth related his plans for the uure 10 his wife, and
when the couple had reached the gate of the brides
home he babe her goodbye, after telling her had
better say nothing about the affair for WHILE and that
he would be able to gee her FOR few days "a he
was going TO Syracuse From that day 70 this she has
Nalfalh was man qniet, stuious habits. while Is
vi Is IN attractive bun retiring woman Of twentyone
tuihinnrss 81 her story cannot - doubted. she can
nos obtain full and complete a. t2rce IN The courts, be-
ana SO she appeals 10 the legislature"
In looking over some old family papers tho
other day. preparatory to going abroad for n year.
General James Grant Wilson came upon the following.
unpublished sketch. written for aly in March,
1S29 by Henry Clay and kindly to THE TRIBUNE:
You desire dear Madam, some line Of friendly re.
membranes What shall sayi You have asked me to
record something OF the celebrated Madame de Sfaol
She the most extraordinary woman Of this y
other blending tAe philosophy Of with the nF
acination Of yours She WAS person OF whom both
may be justly proud She To have been bestowed
TO yindicate The equal claim OF the female
min 20 intellectual excellence. knew this remarkable
woman in Paris. first met her at a ball gwen ihs
occasion of the Peace Of Client at the banker lotun
gers 'Ah Mr.. Clay she said the FL elisa have been
much inccnscd against you hive been lately plead
ing your cause mt Lonion. Do yOn know they contom
plated az one time sending the Duke Of Vel ing TO
command their armies against your ItOld her that
was aware of the exerton OF her eoquence in our be.
half and thanked her for il. added that wished tho
British Government had sent the Duke. Why $40
inquired with mGcn surprise. Because, Madame, bad
we beaten the Duke should have gained immortal
honor whilst should lave lost none hai we been d.
Cat,d by the c0nquerOr OF Napoleon. next saw Do
Ste AT hcr own house where she introduced me To no
Duke of Wellington, and related tO MN the above con-
ytlsatIOn. lie remarked with much apparent feeling
and grace that ne should have placed most noble
leather Ia ms cap had he beaten salint people -
the Americans