New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-07
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Theatre Company with the following cast;
GENERAL NOTES.

Boston contains 1000 Swedcs, according to
directory which has been specially prepared to con-
tain their Names sex age, native place and date Of AT
rival in this country
The JeiCiSk Messenger celebrates tins week lI5
tweuty-aB anniversary with tGe completion oi It's hu
eth volume. supplement to the anniversary hun0c'
contains memoir and portrait Of the founder the Rev
:. II. I~aacs.
4 shrewd little female scamp in st. Louis
collected about $50 duung holidays from benevolent
persons in the following mlnncr She woI get lhto
borsecar pay her fare ride long dis ance, and then
tell the conductor let her out at street remote from
the point where the then was. Why, you are on
the wrong car three four miles from where you want
TO co." the conductor would answer ThereupOn tho
little shiycrug wretch would begin to cry bitterly, and
the other passengers. allow with seasgnaDe hIuohess
wonld take w "a collection Tor her bohtht
A number of years ago rich man, as &C.
centric as he was benevolent died ia Philadelphia leav
in wiu in which he laid solemn injunction upon hs
children that long "a they lived they should see the
old year out and the year in at the foot OF bis collin
The children scattered through many states, from
Vermont to Nebraska, but they never violate their
fathers Injunction and last Saturday, few moments
before midnight they assembled usual, in the family
vault in Laurel Hill Cemetery: -Four OF those upon
whom this grim necessity was laid are dead, and ne
survivors constitute strange ana mOurniu group rs
they carry out their fathers solemn behest
4 remarkable exhibition of tranquility under
acute suffering and generally disheartenng circum-
stanccs was furnished by Mr. G. H. llDDts, OF Boston,
q victim of the accident the Boston and Maine Rail
road last Monday He found by reporter soon ar
fer the disaster farmhouse kitchen near the wreck,
propped ND in two chairs with his head INST the wall
one leg was badly crushed his right arm was disabled
and his bead was thickly bound with linen that his
,,.b ord onc eve were the only features visible but
The nhiIosoper was smoking cigar, and evidently en-
loved il He could not speak aloud, but ne ht5AllY
whspered that there no use III crying "hch ne cod
lust as well laugh
Last winter Paddy 0Neil was sent from
Rosondale to the Kingston Jail for a. cy When his
form ytred he said that he would g. jack to Rosen
dale to look for work and. If ne found it, return to tho
tan for his things II was cold day and the sheriff
kindly loaned him good warm oyercoat, telling MIN 20
hiring il back with him when he returned Months
passed, and the sheriff saw nothing OF freshman
or ovcrcoat: but a few days ago back came
Paddy with constable, committed again for yasTancy
e. Iro - exclaimed the sheriff How about that coat
think YOU rather played II on me" An are, SAID
the Xggiant, have Ii Didn't you tell me when
came back should bring II wild me- an here IL Is Inc
sheriff broke into roar OF laughter anu 1duuJ SIM ~
taips the coat
Guiteau, it appears, has his disciples already
in theology and practice. Miss Cummings Of Fredoiia
Chautauqua County who according TO the Fredonia pa
pers is beautiful highly educated young woman ana
Teacher I'm that town. given herself up within the
last month 10 shoplifing and burglary, with young
man of Buffalo as her confederate They confessed their
guilt but claimed have acted under an inspiration OK
the Deity" The inspiration in this guided them to
take only silk dresses china easets, silver and other
which would come In nicely IN houSekcep
~ I.rs have been In all ages, IN different countries,
epideInics of certain peculiar kinds Of crime suicide
murder by assassination and pois0ninG ana tneIt nave
proved Ous as smallpox; put tAls ne" Ie0n{I
which calls Itself inspiration, Is the shsewdest OF all In
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