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, 1880-05-01
LOST 1II9 GIRL.

10 ths Editor u 7ns Chteaoo Tribune.
NlAco,ln, ILL.,, April e7,-"'Tis an III wind
that blows no good" WIS my me,ltal OK.
clamution rs tho "breezo" " issuing FROM tho
poutlng llps Of my yinesnr-ttneturctl friend,
Lizzie, became too personal md drove TIC
to llly room and tile consolation Of my p!pe.
And after surveying the vuignr world b.
tween my feet, and building castlcs Ut smoke
my lesla, MY eonccIt reeovets fr0ll ita de-
n,oIshcd condition suttleientsy for Mle to dis
agrcs with N. a. W. j. III tlle posi-
YIN sho takes II regard 10 curly inar,
llttlo ironica! ln lar. remarks 0,. the
e,lss III life'a worthlesness CONC sooner BY
assg the eaTy aaro Sm rsam ,h trsss so 1"F
ersat at,.rtinY point h itfe. Tho period pree-
eealnE SHOULD, by observation, and expert
eMee, bo 1ayotsi e the acquisition RI ptas.
seeoss eco sppaFent Hi Is oaor &c - sa, sd IL
love and Virtue false, stluh knowledge Is H.
dispei.saIla to tho ott!eess Of Lose's bark, R,ul
nlay ba the tlIeAns 0f their esgsptng many, Of
fateti VESSELS tiavo iainaerc!t, a,ai. psrchance
pe!ilous yeYage; Would ttSt 30 better to
aetor taking this responsibility OH their
why's discount their totrl'Ighly colored lnlax-
lattUilg, and thell nut xptctIng s0 MUCH, the
sl9ck will BY less. by Ets!aon OF their having
only fallen FROM the enthusiasm, bred froll!
familiar possessloliy
liub. whilu wouldn't havs tho a,ldaclty to
think gf your htyIns any knowledge Of
%ses bas FUR oiepwss ~ as sd sy y are 'eFs eFs
triilcsl. should suppose froM YOUR ntlnilra-
bls dcfensu vt tobacca ,yot could Rtyo inc
snnle hints n regard to eolorlllx MY p'pe,
1 And {,hHt fhSRH9H fur 1tlt
, 1880-05-01

Mtore), my Rifl reminds mc Of n -
country Ind wllo, Il, ~. inlerinlsston yng}aat n}a
clInH tic hnys were giving iitni nitouto " ~
gtrl," hulf pen,lingly apfil: "feas"J Jn1 ,na vi,
morn nfo,,t sr1aEeF' asinucl a. ,,oonIsa's ooIas
apparently anRry, sllc wns, woman ljk.p k.p,aEa sIsa
ig to l,c frozen ngailt by tho opei,inr ~ W.
loxt cEeatn seasoll. But sta,upE d =. :, y ths
n littls different lgl,t towarl &C" ri etSss. "a
,ys, }ls ssas" i siR ntI5 ifor@a m1Sfrr r. ~, EiI
expense 10 llin of eacl nights co1lttiuv tiuoabls
Guiding candy, ire-crenh, tlIcatro ticksE -; q
cacl, dollar labeled u for clothss.wri!nSs,siie S,ie
etc., etc, anl wi,el, a sufficient atsio,ai 'sa
c,li,latcs sl,e Will be Initiated it,tn ~ y
hcnity alld utility. "Tho mills of thae e'. soa!
grind" otc. eooa
,s. Ssnfc ;, wG5dswGtt; y 6siIst !, csyy' wy 70 .s
Ing wrong. In poor oppressed, no GarfniE iE'1t' r.
l,occnco converting. ',leatf tho vcnorMotaHs vna1 ~
tongue of slnnter, That thou c0ul1st rat,.3SSss
valiant pan lit defensB? s''q'
Cousin HEnusn,
, 1880-05-01
A IsESIINISCENCE.
LEAVES FROM CHILDHOOD.

CWrcAdo, April 37.-AMOng tho scenes 0t
tho picturesque In Wisconsin is one OF lit
tlo nook ut tho old tloineatentl; ona which N,
T. Willis might liaye 0llOsen for his " Idle
Wild" had llu soon 1t het ORC purchasing in
Nav England.
To nvery little mound, hill, or dale, had wa
given an especial mime, as snltel our falicy.
There was "Violet Vnle," wl,era were whole
buds OF those bstRl,t-uyesl lttlo creatures,
always reuly to welcome us II, tllcir soason;
ali.l "Flosal HILL" whose messy banks, In
tha carly spzlng-t1me. wGre lined with tbs
swoet-sceNted hepatlca and tic wood anell-
one.
Could you have seen from my window tho
effects Of u sunset upon that plcca OF tangled
wll.lwoMt, perhaps You might sometimes
havs fanc1cd US did that, not far distant,
tic muscs were holding foast with tho
gtlls, and the g0ttten WIVES Df light TINT
llnolMl tho hf!(tops were but tile rotlecton
Outlet ~ illp old place seemed. The paths to
thNsA fufUrlt hunts Wtrn well trOdalGn. Ana
0 st@0}l G'isu Garrol M % ast The T boys s had % brSs,
uway from their alnia mater fur ~ str,ll In
tile. country, u stranger came with thenaa.a
college stuttent, with ".Iateria! caEis;" This
su,nsYi'ere III ths!r ra,nhlInys. lngel1tous.Iy
| carved, ulMl la4 galnrtl tic above appelln-
ti1n FROM sOno bluntlcr OF mine
"ilave yoa naMed a1nt 9lIit% sat the
ssts'sYf efs sss III tstpi ii" os'''' S o'as'
.,y, "W,1,y tlont ,ht yn,,s yoH, s1l a.s 4 so
Aa 80 !ps 5 fsM az asfF ha
pleasing description Of this party's trip, In
q Ss5taiR ! lt{1 town tn our vte'ults
Ttiot NV waa trln,nnh tn "a snd al, our
, 1880-05-01
TIE LETrER-DOX.

There arc letters, papers, and p0stnl-carta
ut this ollica for tho persons whose names nit-
pcar betow, Tliuse living o,lt Of the city
should send their address a1Nl n tllree-ceht
stamp, upon receipt nf which their lnIl will
be forwarded. Residents of Chicago can OH
tatn their mail by calling Mt Roon, N Tn1n-
uNE Building:
kntfr+ Fcrn-1eaf.
Georgia. Arlington.
A e..
, 1880-05-01

MAro,tn H.. Anri1 a,-If marrluRe is II
grab ' eaino, and md tl!s getting ot a good has-
band or wife tho result Of accident, then the
subject OF unhappy marriages is both palll-
FIJI and prolltlcss. But If, oil tia other hand,
every effect has ca,,se, then It IL quite
worth Willis to Investigate tho matter tlat
by 80 doing we mny help sone one to steer
clcar of mntrtmonlnl breakers. Two very
prominent ca,!scs Of domestic lnfe'ls'!y were
po,"eu uut III ~" iaos t.'," .s:.I I. i.,s -
still Nnother which l THINK Is q,'itc as M
portnut. II people generally would obey IT.
raul's injunction to bo temperate in all
..is III; IT,. tar ,,,air1p, ,,on th, ,,cai
NUT Will MIN lor u'akihe nun s,s hea';
lie says "Temperance tondath to goal'ness''
be Sons'derato anu loving. ihoug'i II e..ss s
will persist IN turning = eoM s'loelaer 70 Inc
n'S4s s sf yes % ' soaetsnes wo es aa s resoee 1o
h;a a,.rons,,tn ~ s,,,;io ttav en,;Ic .nnn tha
society 'nliRHop VINO never uoes my Rooa !ot
himself s any ono ese osea'9 ~ eaaeh e '1, ts
tt they must expect 70 'F'sa RI a9r,s e pa,1 e@a
ie lqny na/g,r Y! 70 hatoiucnte Hg hrains thsy
%nulI ,ssI be ,nore likely to rall Ia love
with hsat'fat Ut a.Sing yngactes aa and %
some taee or a's,.hs ',a hs.a itInr '.t,nr a,'.
WoMeu ge,iataIty !aau , ,,o' ucs.e1 W ni,
c9teH Dfalns, ueta "oHY ny .,,"t pV ~ ,.aH ic,,
Of this heatall!hm aetlRtPt, tsts a iaKu1 viii,
won,na tinH y heg snGIE a9i9 ;,t ~ v9 ~ VIZ ~
nai BILLET Md a1 liz ,t, n ~ anH e c,,rstm9 " tv
sttesty 70 w 0'a .,t I@ H. i",s tskr HIN nF
ior lo hANG o. t. t ano ~ H. ~ ,nn
uoast u ~ nu!o ,Mk ~ u'n uW Nv III, fu 10
cause, IVY Will 10eo SnG mo. ~ r. E'. .oiy ~
lef sell-hhposGa lhmilya.ns aI ~ s,,i ,mi
ellt!e'enr % ,,l1ke tiu s!t
barely 1895! afa cl0lhe ole ctlM @ cniit0lV.ny
10 justice 20 1htRe 1nl,il5t s"u Mo!hs 1tn
eaI!y MaWli ~ iat9 ~ nI, TX, har 'a a,na, ct
nyorWioMsat eftco aGaHnr r.st ~ '"s ~ ,t, "i
hie llas no taHe 10 LSMa, seS!, & oT slss1; nM5,
wurse that, ~, sne laa no Is'lto ~ e,'Iny w
e0Sisty oi ner @ M1:I, 81 T. t SaG' ~ atH etiG ,, ~
love tiM ana ~ lanHa!t ui't - ~ @ lilly W., w
Az sess 70 icy q the ,. grcSont , sd" a} no l'oRe l'
fnr o tnsMfS ao y, aeGs smn IT. nHs9a la'srx s!MS'
lng l1wer ahit lower ~ asMaheai e MeeNa!e.osy
aht u sla0 t!ato l;iaK;o VI .MoH t'g musM4
answers reprnae,9l,laIt!y, w Mu!t ugsef,ve ,..
ay ply ioaf a!ity eotNtS, Moanao n, ti,a a
pgrS teare aM "pii!,,gs naye , nee1t Lt1eH ~ s
OF t4a W'of !tlhl1a rMaM. "Hu!aht !o n ! unsa
sAy IL Ntlt loll. nut saglfaY| MSa ~ luSsf !1ss
tlat solhe 1t uiGsa lu.t!t'i at,nn"!a mt, NV NV
Make al' ~ tno yYtsMoLt eus W ~" nv ti"s 's
fley afo accoMlitsulo peii!kn, AtieF Nit.l uts ~
, 1880-05-01
ONE MANS IIOME.
AND HIS DEDUCTIONS TIIENEPAOM.
IN TIA Edfioe Of 1nh fhtedmn Tfih,anA.

10 tAs Editor q 1A9 Eh1<dad 4f71lhsa
CHICAGO, April M.-There is at Grand
Rapids formidable be!ng against whom the
tlnwer Of your Home sail each week With de-
voted lack OF personal precautIon. When he
gets hungry this Minotaur comes out Of Ills
, 1880-05-01

If this should mcot tho orc Of nty one suttn
any pulmonary Aireotion, wo Wn1i!l refer then
to Dr. Jnyne's Expecthrllnt, which Will. lpa
cilscs, afford speedy relief. ind In most eaecta
speedy euro.
, 1880-05-01
MISCELLANEOUS.

~ ~ Editor u Ths Chtsapa Tttbune
HUDSON, Mich, April M.-l mi y young
girl OF II, a1ld a1n taking lessons in elocuttoI.
| would like to ask the writer's Ut The Homo
, 1880-05-01
wtIere can procure q book a0ntRlHtng su!tn-
"'rlle Burning of Peinbartun Mills"
GLOSS ON sTINtTS.

GLOSS ON sHNtTs
Tb tas Edi.oY ct 7hs EAfedpo Tfihuns,
MOLINE, ILL.,, April 10.-Wltl sonic ot,o
plcaso give mo recipe for putting gloss on
shirts or c0llarsP En-.
, 1880-05-01
THE HOME.

lLLll .AONA-Is
Some Interesting Facts Regard
ing the kindergarten
Method.
Its Peculiar Tnsctnatfons Both
Tor Teachers and Scllol.
4 Childhood Reminisoonce Prstti(y 6ot
Forth by Now Contrib
utor.
Facts anil Reflections Concerning FASH
ion's Power Over the Average
Womnn.
The Extraordinary Moonlight In Texas, aud
It's EFteot upon One l6hab.
iEani.
uqw Que Hans !fomt Sesux 10 nm-latttrs
front Worklay.Dce and olhers-lotts
ulld Qntries.
MY TIlEASU RES.
A llttie t!lnRy wnodon box,
a tiny rusty key,
4 bunch Of fndcl iloHerb,
But Q. how tlcAr to lne.
Lonu years I've kept tllem hidden,
With Jealous, wntchttti care;
Long years l'vn wcpt over them
Since tg1st placed them therO.
Tho little box he gnvo mo
"To hoitl my love-" lio said,
Ard III It plnccd the slowcrs
He pluckcd from Ger my head.
"Thcre, sweetheart. keep tho blossoms,
And keep their pcrfumc too;
May life Gu like thenl. tlhrllHX,
A pefftllnel dream to you"
Aims! that nil VIC cllcrtshss
Must Gntla NWny A1h die;
And hopes that brrntllou VI promise
lii lusttnE ruling liz.
MA1u,AnEr +. DoYlE1T0N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-27

MEETING OF A COMMITTEE 10 INVESTIGATE HE
COMPLAINTS FROM MANHATTAN BEACH AND
sHEEPsHEAD BAY.

MEETING OF A COMMITTEE 10 INVESTIGATE HE
COMPLAINTS FROM MANHATTAN BEACH AND
sHEEPsHEAD BAY.
The Board Of Supervisors of Kings County,
at a recent meeting appointed special committee I'll
five 10 make an examination the garbage question:
complaints having been received from Doth Ihe owners
If Manhattan Beach ana the residents sheepshead
BAY This committee consisted Of j. Y Mchane Feier
Williamson. Charles c. Bennett j. L. Ryder and A H.
vor s,cken This committee held meeting
for examination and discussion at Manhattan
Reacb last evening Among those present were MeFsrs
McKape williamson and Bennett. OF the committee gu
e1sor Ionu f. Moran Winchester Briton, counsel for
the Board of Supervisors, d. c. CorDn 5hofe-insecIor
Francis Bopains and the following delegation OF resi-
dents near sheepshead Bay H. B. scbarman' Colcne
J. Rueger A. rreadweI J. H. Ray and L. tlhKlehie' e.
ID. c. Corbm elected chairmih' Ill ihe "OseHo'' WI
account OF sickness, of Austin Corbin.
Mr. McKane then read a communication from AhNuh
Corbn to the Board Supervisors IN which attention
was called to the ILLEGAL dumping OF garbage reiuse
and syeepngs from the sreets-ot Ncw-fOrA Cly ALONG
the bay and ocean IN Kings County"
THE letter concludes follows " We now lAIhh IL
only Inst that your board should take some acton ooh
ing To the protection OF these shores ana 10 proViue o
a mart # rot oil, of the necessary expense The law
provdng for shore Inspector does not proVue LIN
sufficient FUNDS for the purpose.
Mr. gonxins then gave detailed account OF his Tou
bles win lhe New-YOIk streetCieahng Bureau -,
Mr. Brltion-IaeIe is only one point III TINS wnoIe
- and thai Is whether or not the CITY Oh new
York snail be PEELED C. protect our shores. ~ - ~"
excuse Tor kcwYOri 10 say that II nas no hooy ~, i
command because that city has nad ample a Hne ~
which 10 raise II. Tie present condltoh o. anals 10
~, ontr1ge II the public had an ehcIselIc
az Insgsctor vino would do ms duty without
co"suiting The Governor tie shores wo1d DC % ~
rne Governor mas nothing 10 40 WIN nc ~ No
NJ Honkinr VIII not TIE law he rhouu n"he
wav for some else. express lle , nm S 80,
of NV York through Its Police Commissioners, ~,
cal liz refuse day after day ON our snofes S"P' "
save "A few dollars. IT'D. uoa,noued the
After some discussion the committee pos,P" , &c
tprtner consideration Of the snDlfct u 's Sno's
axt veek The complaints OF the residents va
bsad Iay were answered Dy Engineer - :. 20 ar
Manhattan Hotel. who said Ia Il the oiu nv whIen
, anr1reIv clo-ed and thai his new system, % m
~ nnyuee from garbage should cease. ~ouia DC III
| working order BY next Thursday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-27
rn1nrNr orprcr. Aug. 27. La. n
LATEST SNIP NEWS
popr OF NEw.YoRK....ARRIy

PORT OF NETWORK ARRIVED AUGUST ~
str Old Dominion. Walker, Richmond CITY POINT anu NOT
SIR General Whitney ia lett Boston. ~ II r Dmock.
hip Venus Clark Green0ck 50 days with mdse % Ben
ham. Pickering 70 60 r.-...x
sim Mime swift o. Maitland Ms. Mallov, Plymouth
Tnly n IN Hast u Whitney x co; anchored al sandy
Hook f0r orders
ship Jacob Troop of - John. ~, fahs"oii' "stor
ford IN Do. last 10 James " Eiwell & Co 49, -.
Bark Pioeu f,orl Havers"n. Copenhagen % DAYS WIN
iron to ORDER: yesse % Funch. t'ye & ~. A,
BARK UnO NOr Lorentzen cronsaht 90 days WIN raih
BARK Naushea Nor spiebeg Rouen ~ days n ballast
10 G. Tobias - co. ,.. ,s H.. A.. ,.,,.x
ears Psermo Of Annapolis Ny. Mclaughlin, Calais ~
dav- IN ballast o. " Parker = 60. 49,,
Drv ~tarl CHIT Thompson, Dcm'ara IL olys WIKI riRa
nd uoia-Se- - + = Anr-frouy.
BrQ NarlfOna fAusf1. Ndulcl 1910 Orln'e 20 N ~ "Ns
win hi o. wool etc vessel 10 -loroFict p Co
-c1r Olivia OAfalen fBrl. % Malcn, Nlu-sor :, IL
DAYS, with p aster 10 q W BerfauN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-27
POLYGAMY IN TIE COURTS.


WASHINGTON. Aug. 26.-Upon hls return from
Minnesota about the middle OF sep ember' Attorney
General Devens wil begin The preparation oi SIX OF
eight If tae more important Government cases
which the Supreme Court of the United states, ac-
cordinr to it's practice viii give special precedence
over tie regular docket AT the beginning Of the ses-
sion in October. The principal cases Will be the
Miles cases, involving what question may he asked
jurors and the mode in which jurors should be en-
panoled where Their, is a suspicion that tie jurors
are themselves living IN poygamy.
THIS case must be Olsp s.d II before Tue courts
can proceed with safety III the tnal OF the cases
directly testing the Jaws To break up poiygamous
marriages tbe application for a mDnCamus against
the Secretary OF lhe Interior 10 compel hlm TO ue-
liver patents 10 certain preen DtOIs the ground pre-
emitted beng within the limits OF TOW ns winch had
besu Incorporated by the | tah legislature \ so
two cases under the Postal laws involving the uph
of The PostInasterGencral 10 refuse 90 deliver mail
matter TO persons engaged In the lottery business
Ine AttOrney General 10 anxious 10 nave tAest
cases disposed Of. that the important questions
arDeuarnt upon the result may be def ernlaed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-27

DIED
DAMEon 81 day, sh month 2it in't Nose' Dame in fh'
Riaye a9d trends are invited 70 attend funeral
dav nth ls. at . y.
DenAAs-At FayaI OF dysenrery. July lo. Mr. william
pIcKERsoN-On The 2Gth OF Brgnrs disease Of IN,
kidneys al Denyllle. y j. the Key William II D'Aetsoh
FieGd Of the amy members Of The Newark conerene,
funeral Spin gheld " J., On Monday the Soh mst
HI-TcHfNs-At West New. Brighton. s L., Thur.iay Al
gust 20 Elizabeth Parm'y' WIDOW Of 'hr axe "'A"Hi
friends are respectfully invited 70 attend on t
West eg Brehioa on sa5nTity AuFa7t - on srn
Va. OF the ocloeN 9oai from 1901 Oh Mn''e"a''' il
LARA A. Lac George Augs 9S snsy Ssash'S
is r. p o. '''''' A' -''' p 'l'' '''-' w.
rTvIs- ON "wednesday August 2j Margaretha. wife Of
F1ne rom hey late a. ace lo) West 47rst. Friday
Angus, u, at > o'c.ocS a.
tuesday -, AZ O'Clock p H. wafer Aiafd aSe'
raSt ys' Services take place at the Proyt,raa css aTs
New Hamburg y. Y, on sunday August 20 al 'Vio0i
iiiye. and friend are invited to a'te9t ,,,r,n,
Tram leaves Grand Central Depot AZ 9"coca NJ AIilni
at New Hamburg AZ - o'clock noon HetHrhns i"a's
Nf1RRAy-rn Brookyn raesly August %. lssO Of inah
NATION OF the brain. JACOB b. Murray IA hs o5d ear -
fq Fy te t al Friends please
MYERs-At Wilmington y. c., Tuesday August "a George
Relatives and friends are resoecav invited 70 attend hi,
residence OF MS SISTER hi-. 'f"i "
No AL LexingfOn-aye. at 10 a. M Friday Angus u
sLOANE-On Thursday morning August 80 Hannah
sloane. q, ...., st,.n.
are 70 attend the funeral om hef lat
rasrenge No $50 st 5:d.s, saturday morning AZ
iO:J0 ocock. Please omit flowers
sT,rpsoN-At Hudson. y. y, the 18th Of August Dr.
T..
TUAYER-In Harlem. August 70 Mary J.|lte OF James ~
Funeral services ~ Harlem Congregational Church. cor
ner Jh.sl. and dave, Friday morning, august ~,
! al 1880 O'Clock
ana trends respectfully invited To attend
a Pound Ridge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-27
oTHER DAMAGE AROUND THE CITY.

YACHT WRECKED IN NEW-JERsEY-FREAKS OF
THE LIGHTNING.
The Yacht Emma, of Hoboken, completely
wrecked near Seabrght, y. j.. in the storm We'd
nesdav afternoon. The wind carried away the
mainsail and jib, and the vessel rapidly driited
ashore The crew consisted of Thomas Abel. Henry
Bonypce. William Ward. james McCuloch, j. II.
CAMPBELL William Ward and two boys, all OF Ho-
boken. They were rescued by the men at United
States Life-Saving station but the yacht WHICH
was valued at s., 800, was total wreck.
several Yachts entered for the regatta open TO all
t1vo-foot open sloop yachts, which was 10 be
sailed over the bay course yesterday under the
ausnces of the Long Island Yacht Club were I'M
able to come mp from Shrewsbury because OF the
heavy storm on "Wednesday. crowd OF yachtsmen
waited for them at the foot of ThIrty-seventh-st
BROOKLYN, opposite which they were to start until
after o'clok. when it was decided to postpone the
race unit september ..
The storm of Wednesday afternoon was very
severe on and about Staten Island. AT the time the
storm broke over the island there many fishing
parties out on Princes Bay IN small sail-boats.
Most of the boats reached shelter safely but those
that did not were capsZed and the occupants haol
narrow escapes from drowning. 30 FAR as KhoWn'
no lives were lost. The wind and rain dld cOhsld-
rohle DANA ye on the island. In many places grow
ing corn which was almost ready to be pHAe'' was
aattened 10 the ground. On Mr.. Tyson % az
! Newborn So acres of tomato plants were - u
less damagei Many sgn-boards, window shu1 tei :,
| etc we're blown from their lastenlhgs; Inc ne
| publican banner suspended from lyman Dulluihs
! M StapletOn was torn TO pieces.
The Rnshmore Hotel on Orlenta Point, town OF
| Mamar0neck, at present filled with summer
! boardrr. was struck by lightning three times dur
| Inc the thunder storm Wednesday afternoon
| one of the cbimneys demolished but little
further injury was done. Inc guests IN tne
| honse and the servants were thrown into state Of
| great alarm. ., .uA,.
| drawing one of the lager beer wagons OF DAVID
| Ines of New Rochelle near White Plains. OF
| Wednesday afternoon. struck and Instant,
| killed by lightning.
| - The storm here was severe; It rained and blew
| very severely, but IL did no damage On the beach
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-27
PRESIDENT HAYEs's JOURNEY.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 26.-President Hayes, accom-
uauird bv tie members of his family who are now
here. viii leave Wash.n ton this evening at $3.50
o'clock. for Fremont, Ohio. The President viii
leave Ohio for the Pacific Coast about September J..
OF his own family. Mrs. Hayes and Ais sons Rntner-
ford and Burchard Hayes VIII accompany him 10
the Pacific Coast.
secretary Ramsey General Sherman, and has
daughter. Mss Rachel sherman, General Mitchell
and las wife W. d. HOwells, Edit IT OF me dtoA e
viii aisD be Of tie party. They are al TO meet at
Chicago on September >. except IN tie case o. sec
retarv Ramsey, W1O viii JON them al OMaAa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-27
DR.. TaYYER AT REST IN OHIO.
,Is PRESENT pIEr-PREPARING FOR A LECTURE

Fy.,a a SDeefal D1spatch 10 me CLeceland Leader
LITCUFIfLD. ONO, Aug. 24.-Dr. Tanner
Vas 1ouAd tAIs morning at ne td'nc q, ;e.v m n
NAV 6f,fz T,ere Is nothing TO indicate IN the nan ;
appearance thai mas lately undergone thV S tel
srGeli o. forty days fas lew naIsh ii.es 81, -
,yrr hl, tep etgbly pale checks, ana tDe uuiness VI
ls steel lsy eyes-Of which there was 50 iiS Nc
auring TIE fast-Eas entirely dlsappe arou, a
gave resumed their bright, keen ana pehefatihE "a
preston ms HAIR which had faded mo coiOIiess,
srlw-sa, Wilderness during the tIlaI ha- aN' I,i
bn Is natural color, ana sblhes III i"'' "
Well Doctor how did you like the feast AFTER .ne
fast 2" asked LeadeT man af eT he hau Oeen III 49,
@ scar beside the starvation nero OA J.. va" 5, az
A. III cou'd 81 and eat" with audible SMACK Oh
Dis bps and there seemed To he no Gnu ~ 4i' terr,
Appetite. But you newspaper nr ME tbe biggest
things o1t 81 nothing of any set OF men ia cleAloI;
LOOK DOsh and tine yarns aDou1 I3 - The l.n,i
ectA, wncn has been heralded from one Gnu o,I,n,
q M other Tnere is hothhs ~ -, IL nv fast IL n
Ny in the least aHtcled - ~ =,
had "A few teeth pulled III Ne" VI ~
Reek ago. have always been more VI tISrIn,-
VIII my teeth from my yOuih up Anu "' iron on
Die ana meaningless nonsense there Is passIns 1870
Tie Press about my quencuiess munger ~ fsira fnr
ms Appetite OF course had an lDsallaDie eis az
GOD Tor the first lew days ana Tue describe 10
That lin pleasure TO me tnal ,i IN few days
% MI 10 The wasted cell Tissues and had soon
squipoIsc restored 10 my system. bau - ,egeu
AL tie rusty material in my body ana NOW va
Grated, aud feel almost we'll AS yohn2 ooS, tbes
IneY say that yon had 10 eiiai 80 80 "a tneet
alter You commenced 'flllng' up aftfr inc lt.s' ~
Tie growing dimensions Of yOur abnorma, and i'm
AOnsense In the matter OF my eatint 80, mar ~
hedateiy after the fast. Will Jast zen 5 Unconmou
Ills True thai took abnOrinaly large nI" nj I'm,
Quantities tor tne drst few days; but now AM III
people around here call a very 'sali n,,nns aS
~. ssuls 10 my eating DaDis Sni ~" We now resumed
my od naDts smd live on as little food as possion
SaD without starving or stDting ny sell Ju
Your gallant assauIts on watermelons nave ceasce
tAsl y e" Why, have not seen the insido VI He'''
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for ne,ry week. eat an ample or two day, and a

for nearly week. eat an apple or two day, and
lew peaches when can get them"
-" What Il your principal diet now " " Just such as
folks here subsst on potatoes, cabbage, etc. hut.
horrors terrible eeiseak they have ia ths coun
try. Hard, iuiceess. lea her slabs"
I" How many meals do you take a day 7" "Just three
morning. noon and evening. | drink "a glass OF milk
aud some bread and butter IN the morning. That
constitutes my breakfast. Something substantial
for dinner and supper hut drink nothing but pure,
fresh mia and water"
How long will you remain in Ohio 7" " shall STAY
here fathers house until about the g. o. Septem
her. need rest That's what came here for
worried and tired with the attentions thai have
been showered upon me from every side THIS is just
such place as | want for rest"
q" You performing any mental labor now T.
" read and study some am now preparing my lee
Ny debut on the rOstTum Will be made IN New
York City. have received very hlt,erlng ana
prncely offers and inducements from managers ali over
the country but shal not accept any OF them. small
lecture own responsibility select own routes
aud put ont advance agents / shall visit ONO
when am once the road. shall then demon
strate IN theory what have just now shown TO the
world in practice"