New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-10
GENERAL NOTES

An unfortunate "puss in boots" trained to
walk up and down before her masters shop Win pa
card her breast putting the wares Tor sale "i'ni Is
the latest adyer'isng attraction III LOhcVh'
The new station of the Signal Service on
Pixies Peak is be OF "A by 20 feet in size 1t
will contain an Office, reception room, dining room,
kitchen and two bedrooms The work OF construction
will not be easy everything which goes into the build
ing except The stone. must be packed up the trail
distance OF fifteen miles, covering rise Vi o'oOO Iee
The station will cost about $1,000
A National Industrial Convention, which it
ia hoped Will attract lea1ng representatives OF the
manufacturing. commercial mining and agricultural
interests Of the country, will be held In Denver CO on
September II and ID. The topics announced Tor dis
cuson include silver immigration. labor aud the tariff
II is thought that the attractions of the great mining
,hihtou the interest fel in Colorado industries, the
novelty of Colorado scenery aud the pro Use OF rcured
fares will overcome Tor Eastefh meh' Ilo ooSIsAc VI
distance.
The sixth annual camp-meetlng OF which tho
cure If by prayer has formed conspicuous part
closed last week Cd Orchard Beach Ne. On the last
day nearly N d ed persons = both sexes and all
ages publicly testified to recovery. through faith from
varions ailments They and their friends soeUnly offer
evidence which hard either TO discred or to believe
The mind naturally reyos from the statement thst
deep-seaed and mali snan' disease has been instantly
cured In TO prayer. and on the oiher LAM u"
most impossible 10 conceive that hundred hseiul anu
respected people from al parts of the country snou %
ter into conspiracy To asst inhie hhii"0 - ""N
series OF outrageous es. 1t is not enough 10 Say 'n"'
strange exallation temporarily suppants the sen &c Oh
weakness and pain many of those who teSty 10 tAe
recovery IRE converts of several year| STAINING IL
certainly true that the ptcs VINO naso iufuHcu INV
the-e ses most thoroughly ART precisely those WHO "o
most pcrpieNed
Among the Northern men VINO went GOWN
IN Ge,eral McDowes headquarters shortly before the
hattie OF Bull Run "just To see the hn was MI Ken
nedv Marsh,ll OF Butler. PENN then member OF the
lyauia Iegsaturc and one OF his "reminiscences
M the stapeds and wild flight TO the Nortn AFTER me
defeat relates to the late Judge McGuin, OF Newcastle
II. had been one Of the On TO Richmond crowd says
Mr. Marshall had come down 10 stihcn mp the lresi'
dents spinc and was loud in advocating vigorous pros
eoutlon Of he war He was u large man aud "ore
long linen duster When the rush TO the rear oegan "o
ran with the rest He fat and as the crown grS"
ay sw ept past him nc at last began 70 thhk 'n' io
mnst be almost HitAin grasp OF MS nyins uiS'o
blind with sweat aud dust he ripped on oE Hnu e''
fat on his stomach or fat as he couiu Ia" Oh suo
r,,nd stomneh zOuaye, who was aalu az ns noeie,
ca,ne down with emphasis on top MI hVnunin 80
c.,t,in Thai the Pnliaues were upon hhi, anu WIN
,ceE ndrayor TO roll around nat ne ihghl ""
- f,.unnIa lace exclaimed: Great Goa, svhueihoh
cam thi- thing DO oolnpromisedf'
A Philadalnhla iewelleI. whose specially Is Ine