New-York tribune., 1877-09-18
NJ, satisfactory, they we're heavily

49,, .xonses were no, satisfactory, they "oie '
aDsT xy,. Th;ors died. Paul de Cassagnac was
, 81 paris hut with Characteristic bad tas'o ne
ou' =, -, ,,o s,.,osmau's memory. In the Pays ne
- ,bo veteran Republican With having kiieo 'no
o,,ns ROYALTY and with killing and poisoning 'ne H"
,,e NV approaching 1t just near enough 10 uo So NV
,vled him renegade who conceaieo unuei "' .o"' ~.
er of the Republic where there are dreams Vi so'
nulace and assassination. LOUIS Neuiio'.' /" "o 49,,
spS Thicrs ts a celebrity for the moment; nc was
nnser than anybody but about nothhs oilns"e ~ Nv an
push,, pus.t to his own level This is poor way ol h .
!conjn lie had not time 10 know himself oou % u,a
~ leave him time 10 die Now see nm, perhaps ""'O"e
those who wished they had never lived!
Tho news from Niagara is certainly mghiy
.,,.d Brown OF Tonawands is building raft OF pine
io,. with house end for tho accommodation VI
-. and dogs who are to make a compulsory voyage
er the Falls II the raft goes over smoothly anu 'o
eats md dogs are not hurt, man named "h'e WIN o.
,smpt the same perilous voyage on similar Grant oe
Green saws that the raft Ia too expensive ana ta II &
n s,ns shed lie advises them to bulld strong SaSh %
nd put m an iron wheel heavy enough to Keep S pu
up when it is in the water; and then 70 nav @ ve over
Sor NJ one end Of the cask and spring N"1Io ~ 49,
a. bauehoe that will close under the water hcis Ne
81 cost fifty dollars for man ana swshy hotel
propretors may amuse their guests,
There was a big show at small circus In
Glade Spring. Va, ten days ago large IRON idfh"oe
had been set to work and balloon hoisted over py
means OF two poles when the balloon had oeeh neu
With the usual quantity gas Hanur. an aeIonaut s
"Iwant more this time" Two pnts OF oil were Ou'
IN md when the damper to tho furnace was shut down
Uainur seized the ropes aud the balloon shot upward
The height of 800 feet While he was perioInhsh shond
horizontal bar. hanging by his feet aud nt from
ter"ef Ia the crowd the patched canvas was te' les
Ton 10 bottom with report that was hsat ronb wire
Hanur Strengthened himself dYagsa ,rrihe force the
and post and struck the ground Win 80 1e was
canvas falling upon him and r,v covering nI nrn,ed and
alive and conscious, but 50 dt6auia'' e,rs
no A wit
Tbe sonhomores of Hamilton College have
,o,d cold. IN their heads. one of their number who
vas spended at the close OF the last term appeu 10
tbe facuty last week for permission to reo his ciass
and resume bis studies. The faculty decueu INA. INC
vounc rebel mus; out his sentence wheea' us as
sociates were very wroth They determined W give
bapouet in mis- honor aud denounce his prosecutors
Ato in the evening they formed in line on the campus
and marched to hot in the town. where an excellent
sruu.r rad been provided While they were oiJOyi inS
tue entertainment, and singing cosgi SonS' 6 t ~ tew
s,i"s into the hotel Filing into sttlns-room on me
lower Gpor and creeping uustairs the freshmen scouts
tnd o- r,cgs outslde the dninghall choice cOlec-
fo Of nlts and canes. Having qucty slA tNcn pluu
der thry rereatcd ON up-tOe ana Itlolhcu tnel @
- ina mo sfre,t The freshmen then marched back
H. co lec and on way consigned every hat ana cane
Ia lie Chenango Canal The sophOmores went nome al
midnight with iull stumacns ana bare hcais'
"Fiftcen-Cent Dinners for Families of Six"
This k The title OF the little hand book which Juliet Cor
son the snperntcndent OF the NewIorS Cooking School,
hos unfinished FOR free circulation among the working
classes Of this country. As she states in her PREDATORY
rote "ils little book not be a welcome guest in the
home = the man who fares abuudantly every day; 1t is
not written for him. but 10 the workugman who wants
70 make the best Of his wages the author prays 1t may
bring help and comfort" 1t contains daily bills OF fare
f,r onc week. the expense OF twentvone meals be ng
So 53 with balance of sixtytwO cents ON the fliteen
cent plan for extra bread milk and butter The chap
tiers Of This poor-wife manual are entitled: Rules Tor
NJ ,rk tirg;" GLOW to Cook, Season ana MeaSure;'
s,Drink:" Hread Rice aud MacCarOni;" Peas, Beans
I1nnls aud Maize;" Cheap Meat Dnners;" "Chrap Pud
ding" "A Dollar Christmas Dinner" one Oi her hO0-
hes Is broths. She says that "the hardy ana thlly
workiprasses OF France the country where the most
rd economy I'm regard 10 food is pIaciced, never use
ia or coffee for breakfast. and seldom use mix 1helr
food ana drink broth Not the broth from fresh meat
for they do not often eat that but that "hch Is he
from vegetables and perhaps biz of bacon or SAT- pork
Iask Won 10 inv Tor dinner supper and the next morn.
iugs breakfast. the three receipts for SAT- Potuitu
'Rice and Broth and Bread BROTH; and then let me
know now you like them agd how Tar they 20 toward
satisfying your hunger, and giving you Strength ms
admirable little treatise domestic economy ought 10
be placed in the hands Of every workngWOmau'