New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-08
GENERAL NOTES.

| For q long time the art of making yhs
is known as Egyptian black pottery has been lost 70 n
world The black is OF peculiarly brilliant appearsp.
| which modern makers have been unable to prodas
But the owners Of certain well known pottery works m
Deyonshire, England, putting forward Ia
claim that the lost has been found by them n,
support Of their claim they recently exhibited al hs
county fair example OF their work In that line vhh
was generally thought to furnish admirable arss
ment In their favor.
Some time ago the hotel-keepers of Ba.
lin made and carried out agreement requiring Al
their walters 10 dispense with mustaohes. month
they held meeting and resolved that after Octor
the same restriction should be imposed upon bSr
hOuse-servants. The latter promptly rebelled and "a
great excitement inquired why cooks should excepted
from the rule arguing with much force that mustachs
was at lesst Objectionable in the kitchen anywhere
else. This much for the lofty dignity OF The
cooks, and they unanimously resolved that they would
sooner sacrifice their positions than their musachs
AT last accounts strike impending and the proc
poets OF female cooks were correspondingly bright
The accidents and escapes of the English
hunting field legion, but probably the Of tho
sport do not show more singular than
which Mr 7. Dawson, Of the West Kent Foxhounds WA
chiefly concerned fortnight ago. He leading tho
hounds when suddenly his horse dropped from under
him into well twenty-five feet deep, leaving the nds
olingng TO the bough Of opportune tree. Two for
hounds and terrier followed the horse into the abys
and it naturally supposed that all the animals would
be killed or hopeessy MANNED. But presently with the
assistance OF some lsborers who arrived In good tina
and aided by his own activity In paving at the sidesa
the WE'LL the horse was lifted out unnjured The fox
hounds were next recovered IN good condition, but the
terrier had u broken leg and was killed.
The great autumn fair at Mini Novgorod,
which of the greatest importance the industry aud
trade OF the whole Russian Empire aud at which the
transactions sometimes aggregate Sl0OOOOOOO has
been practically failure this year This unfortunas
result due unprecedentedly low water In the
volga consequence Of which vast quantity OF goods
destined for the fair could not be delivered. suchs
standstn on the most important commercial river Of
tho Empire assumed the character OF positive csan
y The OF large stocks goods lost the oiancs
of selling their and making new purchases at the
fair and, still worse, the commercial class in general
not IN position to meet their payments which, In
accordance With usual CUSTOM mstured at the time
OF the fair Merchants who succeeded getting ther
goods delivered put down their prices and offered the
most favorable terms Of settlement without finding
chasers,
John Walruff, the Kansas brewer to
whom Governor ST. John paid special attention mi
speech, frank about his business anyone
could wish In place OF closing my establishment
said he reporter the other day have In the past
year added to Its capacity four times and have just pur
chased in Nebraska 10000 bushels OF barley 10 b
shipped to Inc in Kansas. have quit the
facture Of beer, and have gone to manufacturing q
stomach invigorator at my chemical works in Law
renee, the sale OF which find large aud larger thsa
ever before protected by decisions OF the supreme
Court. which say plainly that must be prepared
to swear that my stomach inygorator intoxicated him
which he do, and the Governor or State or
city authorities dare Interfere with my business and
they will not My establishment / value S60000,
and law dare coniscate IL, and II will no.
be done in q free country No has yet undertaken
they have any desire to-" Mr.. Wulruf added emphau-
cay that there was more drinking Of Intoxicating
liquors In kanas now than there ever was before
Among the secret trades of Chicago and
probably Of other large cities IL that Of husng Tbs
hustler is u who with much time and no capital
at his disposal makes living more or less comforisos
by guiding country merchants who have come TO town
repensh their stocks to friendly wholesale dealers
and receiving commission for his services
hustler who had just completed transaction OF tas
kind said to reporter who had watched him i dost
think tho countryman got onto the racket lie WV
delighted with tho treatment they promised hin, sDa
when he told them OF the extent 10 which he mesnl~
stack up. they were delighted and had no hesiaue-
in privately Informing Mr. that I wanted q nus
something FOR steering the buyer 10 their place anu
well, you can believe he saw what | was, and nsha-
somely gave twenty Ave elegant dollars is my eom-
mish, you know. Oh it's q common thing. | tel !va
we are q distinct class Of people, and are known
thousands in this CITY, where there many OF ua
the eyes of the main portion OF the people who ohs
Clark, Madison and Washington-sts. and on stat1s.l
for our stamping ground is IN that locality We ~
simply Il dressed aud dccent-behayed oaiors w
take excellent 10 be loud or conmt Nh
act that would be a violation OF the law, and are al We
known by the police. Some MIX up with the gsnoaas
While but there is nothing in It We arc often as con-
pletely busted anyone could wish. and tneh w
hustle all the harder"