New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-10
GENERAL NOTES.

It is said that the hop crop in England,
though seriously injured in places by the storm vt
September u much better than it was at drst repre-
sented, and good prices VIII De reahZed
A NewsYorker recently returned from a
sxeen-nonths absence in the Od World. mentions It
an agreeable feature Of his wanderngs that be aDs
70 find THE TRIBUNE in Lapanf, Moscow ana MOROCCO.
New Britain, Conn.,, will long miss the ven-
cradle presence Of Mrs. Salmon Emo who died in that
town fortnight ago, and the poor especially have good
reason deplorc her loss Il was tha universal Aopa
that she might live round out the century which sha
had so nearly completely but, in fudlment OF rather
singular premoRton she died in the first hour OF hei
nlnetyeninth year. Hers frn serene and beneh-
cent nature her mind active and spr8ltJ to tho
last aud her physical strength and elasticity we're re-
markabe. Ole OF her five surviving children 10 Mr.
Amos r Emo Of this city, whose Affection has snp2hei
her with every personal comfort and WIN the means %
making many OIaers h2ppy IA the toWa 10 "HcA $40
deYotediy attached.
story of advice promptly taken by poor
young man OF Boston, With results witch staggered tls
adviser is circulating in that city, and Is thus recouniel
by The Courier: " A young gentleman moving IN good
society but whose bank accounts by plethorc,
sought out one OF wealthy citzens about moAlh
ego aad told him be wanted to speak to him On very
important Affair." Cr0sus said to his visitor an BUSY
Just now and request You to be brief what - Il
businassp The young gentleman, thoroughly enDsI-
rasd bv the brsqueness OF the other could only STAINS
.let me give you this advcs Don't put it of TIL t0-mor'
row II YOU can do u today That hasbesn tue theory on
which have made my saccess in ife The young gen.
tlomar stanmereI bis thanks, departed, and that very
day went before magistrate With the daughter Or Sil3-
ans and married her and there. when the od gen
.an 10 nd 40 ont he Tor the first time began 10 CYuDs
tie universal applicability OF his theory, however, u Is
understood chat al has been forgiven"
Reports in the English papers JUST received
indicate thar the cattle spreading rapidly ace
corllug 90 Tie london CioDe 10 Noitin ghamlre eyy
petty sessonal division is infected and IN SIX olt
of The seven there hyd been fresh outbreaks within
week A similar account comes from Cheshire where
there were said to De fewer tlan as suffering
from foot-and-mouh disease In Sussex the oontagion
is evidently spreading aud in Derbyshire 1t has been
communicated from large flock OF sheep 10 nerd Of
horned beasts Tie consequence OF this state OF Things
is hat the Executive Committee OF the Farmers Al-
hauce thinks 1t time to speak ont in no doubtful tones
II has unanimously passed resolution ID favor 0i ao-
solulely closing British ports against cattle imports
from places which are Lot known 10 be ree Oh cisease
Il declares that It would be better 10 have testc-
tons upon the removal from place to place OF suspected
cattle han tie present inadequate tlOush NeAal 10
r S and 10 upon the Cove mt 10 uflng III az he
earliest opportunity bill substituting an eutlelt IA"
for the one which has go conspcuousiy ialled'