New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-19

plain loudly Of the competition especially Of Germs
settlers and all Of proposals made for check
ing the appropriation OF Russian soil as Held for Ger.
man industry"
A tidal wave of extraordinary character
broke over the Aquila recent passage from
Weymouth across the English Channel. When about an
hour out mountainous suddenly and with scarcely
hint Of their coming smoe the vessel threw her on her
d. swept her decks from stem to stern flooded
the cabins and engine room, broke the bulwarks in
several places twisted of the iron rail of the bridge.
rendered the pump useless smashed paddebox and
every sky-gbt and then Immediately subsidized leaving
the sea perfectly calm. Not more TIM I'VE minutes
elapsed from the first sign to the last yesge OF the tu-
multi.
A poor jewish matchmaker OF kishenev in
Russia Just completed after two years iapor an In
genous clock which certain hours of the day plays
the national anthem and gives mimic representation OF
the coronation ceremony When the hour arrives two
doors fly open disclosing model OF the Cathedral OK
the Assumption at Moscow, where the cAars arc
crowned Then the gates OF the cathedrai s"ing pack
and within appears the Metropolitan OF MOSCOW sur
rounded by dgntares the church In gorgeous robes
The Emperor and Empress enter and are sprnkled with
holy water; thereupon the Emperor takes goiden
crown from the Metropolitan and places Y on his own
head and second crown upon the head OF tns ~
n@snious TOW will present it to their Imperis Msestes
Immediately after the coronation PROVIDED Oh couse'
that the police are sure 1t contains no lynn
A story il going the fOun us oL tno E"siis"
nress which involves very wicked young woman ana
very innocent young curate. She called upon him In
ascetc earb and closely veiled and with tears bses
and confusion confessed her errand was one which
Affected her happiness and she feared her life. he
expressed prudent sympathy and Invited her conn
dence but after attempts to speak she coma only
sob an entreaty that he would call at her house. e
went and there she found courage to ayow hopeless
love and begged that might carry to tie grave winch
yawned before her the memory OF one KISS Inc eurae
kissed her calmly and went home few days
he recejyed from the fair creature IN
closing an instantaneous photograph OF minister ~ .no
act OF best0wing the coveted kiss, and " ,ht
him that there eleven copies mon ne ,sne
have for 800 apiece. At last accounts heso'"''H'
were proceeding.
The following note. unsigned, mas just peeh
received by well known citizen OF Greenwich, Conn.,
Mr. Banks: Me and another boy was going through
your orchard one night last year and we picked some OIL
your watermelons ard them Here's 10 cents 10 pay
for them The first thought suggested BY such con-
fssiou is that the millennium has suddenly and WITHOUT
warning descended upon Greenwich. But further re-
Election disspates that pleasing Illusion 1t not proDa
BILE that since the world began boy ever brought to
the point of knOwledgng that IL Is sin 10 steal
melons Occasionally after eating what he mas stolen
how NAV have felt private and personal remorse knaw-
ing at his stomach but lie never known to proclaim
and the idea o. his making restitution Is utterly aD-
snrd II ia evident that and another boy are
feignng repentance specific purpose sir BANKS
cashier aud II he is shrewd as man IN Dig posnion
ought to he will keep extra close waten Oh MS cio"
patch during the coming summer