New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-21
GENERAL NOTES.

Apittsburg hotel clerk says that every traveller
is nervous since the Milwaukee fire aud wants room on
the first or second floor That no adds, Is the invaraDe
result OF such catastrophe, and 1t lasts ior eevera
weeks but gradually anxiety dies out and before long
people take rooms the upper floors without e9S
air and wider prospect thus obtained .
One of the persons who were not swlnalea
during the graveyardinsurance craze was Mrs fra es
George more familary known as Granny smith, OF
Harrisburg Penn who died last THURSDAY al the age vi
eighty Tie old woman was capital snoeet TOT specu-
ltion and il is said that her life was insured at the time
for an aggregate OF $4,000 by dozen dinerent opera
tors She never application and never omitted
10 intimate that the people who were going 10 nako 50
oh money nv hcr death could we'll afford to contribute
TO the comfort last days by small presents Az to
@ I snuay for considerable time aud lived 10 verify
her prediction that the SWIMMING coinp"i0' ''" '"
deaa before she was.
The sergeant in charge OF the Army recruit
ing Office in Washington mentions as an ihuica'ou Va
business prosperity in that neghborhood the iact h
the number OF recruits has fallen on during the ast sA
months although it ID harder to live Ia ldleness 10 VII"
fer than in summer The sergeant thus summarizes tho
Inducements which the service Offers "fou see Nah
o lists qes his clothes and food and houso-rent ana
mai and all that sort of things and has nothing to do Win
MS money but 10 save it IL he chooses 10 do so; ana no
deposits with the ayInaster ne ger o I've noney
t.rest a who really wants 10 >tSc
can In a fveyears term OF service, save preety
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do that well a dollar or even uoNHI an" " A"'
dayF
On Thursday morning an early train running
tbrough the Jog the Baltimore ana ONO haFOau rau
over an object lying tue track which proved 10 90
human beIng whom the wheels had fatally hurt ana nor
r,bly mangled. Subsequent investigation sho"ed 'n'
the unfortunate individual was woman In nan ciotn'
inc Alter she had taken to Hospital III bai'lDoro
sbe recovered conscousness but declined 10 say any
thing about herself except that her name was DaoO'
Tzebau that she came from Paris 10 TINS eou"'i' '
49, n On and that she was her way from washington
IN Baltimore when over sho appeared W w 49,
sixtv wears old spoke French as wei as uernan Ou.
18th very numerically In the pocket OF her ragged
ct we're found pair Of spectacles ana p an an
sors wIappeu n libel vita the printed address, Dr.
H. {. Seeley, Amity, New-foiA'
citizen of New-Orleans, Isaac feIpeE oy
name during q dramatic performance III th"' .''' %
sunday night took the liberty to Mss song "0n U
NOT nIcase him and which, In point OF rac' was WY
sprc The manager OF the company at once steppeu
~ tIo foouonts and declared that the play wouu 10
.d unless the hisser was put out OF DOORS where
non Mr. Feiber was forthwith elected Inc hssinE was
not loud or offensive to the resi- or tue huulo"0o w
merelv indicated q reasonable disappropat"n, III ""'
most of those present shared The matter wiz nut
for the friends of Mr.. Febet are deterhneu
",.'o 90 onv axnense the question whether person
hos NOT as much right express WITHIN , ha has
his dsapproval OF public enter'a'endt InnS ago in
paid TO- see as consent by law that he has,
and the question might Us well be decide" Aeie
yonng gentlemen in the colleges VINO are
bepuilng the sad realities OF senior year VIZ" -,
~ future literary distinction may hnd IL 10 the 'u
~ ~ consider the seductive offer OF The 0tOnee '"a'
u,o,,or which adyertses for partner one VIM 80
| " edit a PAPER and quarrel and fight ana plV pon
,oiap mr. nonpoician, collect money ana at tue s''
,,me pretend that he don't want IT, Who can run q
uevspaper without money as well with H. VINO eau
pr,nt paper SO loud that deaf and dumb person eau
read before IL gets out OF the pcstohice VINO can s
nm paoer that will get lost in the mails nor DO
borrowed b. deadheads grlmbed at by sorenea''
WIN can run paper TO suit all the different whims o'
snbseribers Who knows more about the newspaper
business than Horace Greeley did We want man Mp
will fight with big niger for supscrpIuon, ,h ssms
we want who eau blow hot anu cOld ~ tnc who
lime WLo can carry water on both shoulders: VINO
can bark with the dogs, aud run WITH the RADIUS
On the first day of this year the relations OF
husband wife in England underwent complete chanso
The Married woman's Property act Of lss@is the " "
series OF legislation entirely superseding the ou com
mon law rule that the rights OF awfc are merged N &c.
husband The result is that there are four classes VI
married women in England having distinct rights ah"
liabilities First. those married before August " -
are entitled their wages and earnings ana 70 any pr
erty the title which aocrues as from to-day. bu
husbands are liable for their debts before ana aer ~
raee Those married between 1870 and 1874 are gu
titled I'm addition to the above to all sums coln'hs "
them AS noxt OF kin under intestacy to sums eohs "
will or deed up to 1000. and TO rents of frcehous 10
scend,ng 10 them IA heiresses. Husbands OF 'H'"
women are not liable for debts contracted beioV '-
rage Women married between 1874 and 1883 can
their husbands liable for debts only to the extent o Wv
asset, which the latter have received from their "h
Women married after January !, OF this year. nia! m
oure hold aud dispose OF real estate aud peIso Is
srty I'm the same manner II unmarried wlun a her
Intervention OF trustees. wife may now 81" ,aks
husband prosecute him criminally aud even mr. NOT
him "A krlpt IL remains be whether ~ Ina
this change n the law viii Increase tho business -
divorce courts