New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-26
GENERAL NOTES.

Referring to improvements now in progress
around Boston. and In particular to the rebuilding Ok
Warren Bridge, The Journal OF that city says: Probably
few persons realize that more than half OF Boston proper
IL sustained on the tops vi nc ioest trees Vi |~
ada and the SOUTH.
There are many signs or material progress
I'm Venice besides the steamboats, ON the Grand Canal
which have made countless thousands mourn and caused
Mr.. Ruskiu agony OF regret a1i despair During
recent years the old industry OF glass working has made
such quick recovery that $4,000 people are now em-
royed In bead making alone. and the report equally
favorable OF glass-bowing, mosaics. and eolorea
cnanels Other arts which have lately revived are or
tisto casting metal and lace making; anu the mari
f,cture Of furniture In Imitation OF antique uessnsA
ebony and ivory has been begun
The richborne claimant has sent from his pfls'
ON TO Mr. aiae East snoaer letter. half whine
and half tasphemy, IN which he says: II our saviour
came Heaven and appeared before Gladstone snd n
coeag In the Cabinet and told them the truth nv
would not be believed but in all probability insuedH
He mentioned my There are none 50 blind Is thoe
who will not see. And one OF two things are cert"n'
either the truth dsaseful TO the Government or they
are under threat OF displeasure from the Throne ra
play and Justice have not oecn dealt out to ne uV uo
hesitate say that such state OF things could not n
taken place III any other country Dut inns anu 49," oad
never hayo been allowed " take place III tnS III e
King Georges time -
John Kasper, venerable German mailing
from Franklin County, Mo, rriyed last Monday III ha'
81 Louis where he had ascertalneu tnal MS "uo' W."
had long supposed him be dead, was living Win AN
other husband But kasper mad no fancy for the roe
Euoch Arden He engaged a policeman TO accompany
him 10 the house Which the woman VINO Thought wa"
she WAS Mrs Henry Bates was living Win her loru'
ureoautlon which subsequent events fully justined h
found the couple 1T homo, and was imineualen e'os
nized by his wife, who INDUCED him IN fond embrace
Thereupon MT Henry Bates arose In majestic "raln' ~
the policeman interpOsed aud commanded heHrlns iva
husband Number one who announced his intent9n w
taxing the woman away with him, she hersoIi ooiusy
couuurrlug Tuis too much Zoe batcs' "bo o. t
began such vigorous assault that the On'vri was -
10 take the entire party 10 the police station. Ds s
grew more abusive aud violent anu Was sOched W,
kusper and WOMAN escaped IN each DINER sV""P'
The Canned Goods Exchange OF baltiu'o'e
counties OF Maryland Virginia asking replies 10 'A'
urstons whether the ply OF oysters Was dimnis"s
and n 40 what were he anu the reued' se'eI"
hundred responses have been received UNANIMOUSLY w
claring that the supply rapidly diminishing 'Hrous
out the whole area OF the bay and It's tributaries ~
that SOME immediate remedy must be found ineie"
Also general AK reement ia the opinion that tue Gauss
OF The trouble are tue destruction OF spawn ny '"os0
operate under the law allowing I've bushels o. %
day to be taken 10y each planter, tue transfer VI
oysters To Northern waters ami the theit o oys'''
night from forbidden ground by vessels whch tuen
aTay into free escape detection shd tne
them thus sacrificing all the seed The 'nl,ct
the Canned Goods exchange winch has tue Sss'',at
inder consideration hopes 10 be able TO offer an on.i,
substitute for tue laws under which The .! S'et SUPP
In no RAPIDLY ulin.lsnlng.