New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-29

In 1897, and who hsd served one parish TIE Commune
Of st. Basil for eighty-one years. He had before
ground With his own hands
| Undergraduate folly and blackguardism ara
not confined TO America by any though far too
| common here. At Q recent performance Of Blue
Beard" at the Cambridge Guldhal. large number Of
students conducted themselves In q most disgracefu
manner. One OF the audiby auded TO as
Jumbo and requested TO put out her trunk. About
dozen oranges thrown at the performers by tho
undergraduates and several struck the lady re-
ferred to being severely Tho stage was then unoc-
cupied for few minutes In response the demands
OF inc susents that the performance should tbs
gentleman who impersonsted Blue Beard forward
and said that one Of the ladies' had been seriously
jured and was at that moment in fsintng condition
ana nnaDle 70 appear He added that he did envy
the feelings or the person who had struck LADY and
that after what ad occurred the performance would be
Drought 70 a. speedy conclusion possible The trans
formation then produced and the entertan-
ment was concluded an hour earlier than usual
Everyone who has read David Christy's
Cotton King will be glad know that the author
in his old still vigorous enough. though sufferer
from paralysis prepare continuation OF his book
erng the period from 1860 TO the present time In one
OF the added chapters which be is now publishing Mr.
Chrsty tells how love affair formed important link
In the abolition Of the savetrade. young Just
graduated from Western college, who had fallen in
love with girl OF his color In Cincinnati found
that her parents opposed the match and In his dscour
age ment applied TO sent out to Liberia by the Cooni
cation Society. Arrived in New-0rleans, whence he
TO ss lie repented Of his resolution and returned TO
Cincinnati Soon afterward his father called upon Mr.
Christy and, drawing out pistol, said wish 10 let
you know that II you send my boy 10 Liberia will give
you the contents OF this" This incident indicating
msapprehenson OF the purposes Of the society led toa
change Of plans and the eventual purchase OF the
only territory the West Coast OF Africa where the
saYeradf still prevailed In spite 81 the efforts OF Eng
land to suppress IT, II should be added that the ardent
young negro married the girl OF his choice, nads
principal Of the Academy for coored youth and is now
Professor Peter II Clark
Lieutenant William Hoffman, Post Adjutant
ct Fort Bennett d. T. in private note requests THE
TRIBUNE &c publish the following singular announce.
ment! "Bewarei Bewsrel Bewarel The po.oner is
at Target Hunt him down. Hunt him down! Hunt
him down! Druggists and apothecarics take special
noticel At Fort Bennett, D. T., the 10th inst in
famous and dastardly attempt was made to poison an
entire family. The end crept In in the dead OF night
and scattered habdsu of arsenic over fresh meats de-
signed for the family Two persons were severely
poisoned and fortunate accident only saved the entire
family from horrible death Various similar at
empts have been made during the past years and
suspicion now amounts 10 certainty, while proofs
accommodating. The poison could have been obtained
In this vicinity and the indications that IL pro-
cured by correspondence and brought here IN the mall
and all druggists and apothecares In land hereby
called upon examine their records Of the past two
years for the OF any person this post who may
have given order for any kind OF poison Any infor
nation this subject addressed 20 the Post Adtu-
This IL the cause of humanity. and In cases like this
every Individual owes it to himself his family and his
be abandoned until the reptile hunted to his death
All newspapers, far and wide please copy"