New-York tribune., 1884-01-15
GENERAL NOTES.

A new device for promoting elOpcments has
be, given 10 the world by young Cincinnati gr lately
Mas Trs,a Haverfeld Mrs w p Baird, OF Fayette-
Vile Tenn III spite OF vigant mother she was mar
red to the man Of her choice several weeks ago. tue
icousc having been readily obtained, although she was
undr the prescribed age When asked how she managed
it She replied that her witness cOhscltnosN 'W , % M
sbe wa over :" that number having Deen pacGd on
he solps of her boots for the special purpose ~ L~us
papers will please make the obvious point that Ohceo
lirls have no need TO adopt this precautoh
PHILADELPHIA dudes have been greatly startled
by the appearance several tailors show wihuO"s OF
a colored fashon-plate, which depicts very mid ana
blonde Young man. arayed in garnetcoloref coat OF the
shad-belly" pattern with eshcolored lining figured
white vest flowing cravat Of delicate tint and trousers
70 correspond This is declared to be the dress, OF to
near ftIre the Invention Of New-lork man. and the
result of years Of profound reecuo IL uoes uoS aPPo1.
ybetbcr 9r not the inventor has eOmmuned with Oscar
Wilde and received his apostolic benediction.
The people of Providence, K. l., are lnter-
esed I'm project dig tunnel under College ana rroS
nect hills which separate the old from the new part OF
the ety and are steep as to be almost nsurnonhtap
NV heavily laden teams and less dangerous for
ol kinds of traffic The project was oroaehed eleven
years ago. and considerable preliminary work was tnen
done hut hard times made capltdil'ts tht IN ~, ~ ,S
allowed H. rest until Last year. Uls iepollcu in so
construction contract signed last Satuiiiy u tpas
the work must be completed WITHIN elSl.ten ss,
bCh and 2,05O feet long. It VIII run 9lrectS uNui '
buildings and campus OF Brown university
The steady growth of the Anglican Churchih
rav and especially in Rome is beginning to excite atten
ton The Count Enrico di Campello, who left the on
Communion two years ago, and placed himself unaer .h'
direction of the Archbishop Of Canterbury mas De %
some time assisting the Rev. DR.. Neyin, ot tne AHu1
can Episcopal Church I'm Rome. His work has lncie1S
40 rapidly that a has been fitted mp the OndP
san Paolo Ia which services are held on every sUnu'
and holy day. The chapel is also open every nSa' !" I
week for Christian instruction Count Campeo dov nv
waste his time In denOuncing Romantsl, a. 10 i"iy i
others IN like position have done, but ann s"g "a
son cannot hnd IN Romanism their reuggos ggeS
home. lie has visited England and mas mas ,,iSDl
tares Of the Anglican Communion MonssnCr, nsst, sS Ss
rese Doctor Of Civil and Canon Law nntI I1' ,,m The
P3pe's domestic prelate. has Just withdra"h ~ l rrs
Roman Communion. and has been reeves @ ln,0 'n0
e0pal Church by Dr. Ncvn IN IT. Pants Churoh' a
There are no hOt-corn men III the sIreelS u
San Francisco at night but instead, number Oh P.'
esquely clad spaniars who hawk queer article OF 0Or
locally known as amales" The men take their s'snu.
pupetuay at hafpast eight O'clock In the evening s
remain until midnight. One OF them thus describes @
manufacture Of their merchandise: "To make taoHioS
we take chicken aud boil t. When It Is cold we cut
up a. they do meat TO make Hamburg steak. Iheh "o
take corn husks and dip them in cold water The hehs
stem IS 10 grind the eorn Then we grind dne some emu
peppers ard stew with a little hour and lard 10 eonf
favor and after nttle take II OF and let II cool Inv
c1ru husks being all ready and the meal mado in'o
thick paste, we take a piece OF chicken TWO on'es'
blespoonf1l OF pepper and some meal anu arrang7 w"
husk Then we take knife and, as one buffers ore"'
spread the meal paste other hnsks and hnaly wrap
one musk so prepared around the first husk and keep ON
t the tamacs are a. big a. an ear of corn. when we
- ,, ~ anl and middle with narrow piece OF husk
,,,t 1ons A soon as enough tamsles are made they
@ Iced i'm an oven aud steamed until ~ Is unie 70 Ike
~ ar " p6 6oxn town. For corn husks pay - tur
i ,nn,ls, chickens cost ninety cents eachi oNes
~ pr four gallons; Chill peppers hiiy echts pOuhu
~ I'm III oS A sack OF 100 pounds. There H. nNe per
t nrodt and INV sales such that gos along wtho3
Soing other business Do YOU know that IsnAo WI"
sober up y drunken mant"