New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-13
GENERIL NOTES.

The shooting in the vicinity of Utica Is
pretty lame sport, although once 10 while man can
be brought to the ground by an Intelligent dog william
steison had agreed to go hunting with n friend who
lived on the Kirkland, and waited for him out
side his house last saturday morning, standing by
fence and carcessy leaning his LETT arm on his gun bar
rel His huuiing dog frskng about him and sud
denly bouuded ngan the stock OF tue gun The trigger
moved with Jerk and in instant tue whole charge of
shot was III the young mans arm and side.
The representative PennsylvaDans to he
done In bronze marble and set up IN the old Hall OF
Representatives I'm Washing not Robert Morris
aud Anthony Wayne. who certainly entitled TO
places Of honor but Robert Fulton and Peter Mullen
berg TIE statue Of Fulton is 10 be ntrusted TO How
ard Roberts OF Philadelphia, and huhenberg 70 Miss
Blanche Neyin or Lancaster Mr. Roberts has received
instruct ons In the best schools OF French sculpture and
few o his works, such as" Hester Prynne" Hypatia"
and Lots Wife," have been exhibited. Miss NeYin has
never crossed the ocean, and ali that she knows about
art she has picked up Lancaster and Philadelphia. she
tried her hand at life-s rs Eve" aud stat1ete
" Cinderella" Tuis Is the ambitious young lady who
the heroic figures or American history.
There is no reason why the free and I'M
trammelled citizen should not register his vote at the
polls on election day wei several weeks I'm ad.
vance 4 ballotboI has been invented in Boston and
+ now exhibition at the American Institute, which,
by ingenious though simple mechanical arrangement,
will register every ballot deposited in It. The voter
supposed 10 place upon small shelf which projects
from the box his vote, which the inspector at
pushes beneath registering stump crank is turned
and the ballot first receives It's proper letter and
secutive number and then falls into the box beneath,
ter which II can be neither nor touched until the
appointed breaks the seal ana unlocks the door.
The apparatus easily adjusted TO ballots OF any
Size and II any should attempt to cheat by placing
two ballots the projecting shelf only the top
one would be registered. and when they came TO be
counted The duplicates would be thrown out as fraudu-
tpuT = Bacon, n,
from public asserting their belief that the bal
lot box will accomplish al IL promises 70 do in prevent
lug frauds ut the polls. There neiter pink trip slip
nor blue "trip slip nor Is there bell rung, and yet II
works we'll withal
The BARRIERS of this free and united country
have an arch cnemy-Dr A. p. butcher, OF Cleveland.
He maintains that shaving Is IN violation OF every law
OF health beauty He says the mustache Is natures
best respiratOr and the hair covering the jaws and
throat is intended 10 afford warmth and protection to
the delicate structures in the vicinity, especially the
fauces and larynx. He The Leader that many
man been cheated out OF his fo and fallen victim
pulmonary complaints through the unnatural practice
OF shaving mustlche not only mechanically prevents
the entrance Of foreign particles the breathing
tubes but lessons the cOdness OF the air that is breahed
by impartmg tn II OF the heat which has been lett
there by the breath just expired In these re-
spects 1t has been found indispensable hygienlc
agent by conductors engineers and brakemen, who are
exposed to changes temperature and constantly
The Doctor remarks that shaving leads TO dental
ralga, rhouiDatsm OF the gums. enlargement OF the
glands of the neck toOthache weak eyes, and catarrhal
disorders OF the and throat. 1t moreover
less habit by which time ia wasted, money squandered
aud the beauty and dignity Of the human countepance
mar ed In behalf Of the OF toll who stand behind
the BARRIERS chairs objection 10 the Doctors theory
must be stated. How about gentle woman II
mustache and beard are 80 admirable for protecting
throat lungs gums glands and eyes, why has she not
the same facilities for proonSng life Was II quite fair
for Nature to deny her capillary resprator and TO
denim her 20 breathe cold air and fine dus-especaly
she has to open the windows morning OF
life sweep the parlori Why should the beauty and
dignity OF her cOuntenance be marIed
John Horne Miles, q Mormon Elder, has had
most llstarred honeymoon. Caroline Owens born
| IN London in 1855, and Is now OF the prettiesr
women Salt Lake City, which is saying very much.
correspondent OF The Chicago IteT-Oeean says she
has dark eyes, dark hair fine figure. and good
English. She mas been literally educated at schoo
several In Holland and the death OF her uncle
who had adopted her, she became governess where