New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-23

temberg 7O,000,O0O Baden 240O0000, and Prussia
and smaller States the rest Thus tho general
age for each individual Is about 30 quarts year. but
the average nhGbtant OF Baden drinks abOut 40 quarts
annually or nearly pint day: WINE u ~ estimated
that due allowance being made for women and children.
the adult male Bavaran must account IOr nearly two
quarts day. The ta1es ON German pre- werlrs amount
another. 10 abGut "a 300 600 annually, be
sides some 800 900 levied On exports of beer
The Prussian Government, which, Judging
by the Hamilton MSS. purchase seems be in funds
just now. has bought from Count Furstenburg West
phaan noble for 1925 900 chalce. crucax, thurible
holy water vessel and aspergum. bound missal and
bound Pontihcale. These treasures, which date from
1885 made for the Prince Bishop OF Paderhon,
ancestor Of Count Fursten6nrg ard ere said 70 be
unsurpassed specimens OF the gOdsmiths art.
There is a suggestion for every household
in the following letter to on English newspaper from
reader who signs himself "Burglar-proef -" 81 have
IN other. four lusty children, all under twelve. and
female servant 1t Is understood that when ring my
bedroom bell they are all TO scream and to keep on
screaming. Last winter unfortunate man broke into
my house and rang my bell Next morning. when we
many fra hts OF his clothing hutier1ng upon
the broken bottles the top OF tie garden wall We
thought visitor have been In rather hurry TO
catch train or something"
The project for winter carnival in Montreal
Is be out the committee OF arrangements
Is confident that the gayes days in the history Of the
city will be he fourth Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
Friday and Saturday Of January next The programme
includes q variety OF festivities appropriate TO the
season. and some Of them peculiar to Canada Among
the of the carnival will Oe ice palace. iu
minated every night by electricity; the opening OF
toboggan hills; snowshoe steepl chase; horse races
frozen 81. Lawrence; snowsh0e procession By
torchgn games by the curling clubs OF Canada skating
races; fancy carnival at the Victoria skating
Rink and ball az the Windsor Hotel
Cowboys have their love of the beautiful IN
revolvsrs in nothing else. This is apparent from an
experience OF the Colts Arm Manuact lrinS Company,
OF Hartford. Two cowboys OF Wyoming have inst asked
for estimates of the cost Of two revOyes OF e4borae
workmanship. The Ha,yord Post states that IRON
the designs furnished the stock O each revolver mnst be
of pearl horse and rider chased in gold one side,
and heavily draped woman and birds, In the same
precious metal the other side. The barrel and WORK
ing par's Of each also TO be heavily chased and Dai
with gold, so mucn face that the steel OF the
vover is be nearly hidden from sight by the gold
figures The butt OF eaen revolver is to be of solid sill
yer elegantly chased At the least calculation each
voyer, made according to the designs furnished but
vii hOut gold filling, would cost s62 ana with the
gold hling. $500. TIE only revolver ever made by
company any similar 10 these designs, for the
ouhder Of the company, Colonel samuel Colt ana
placed exhibition by him al the great London EXpos
ton"