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New-York tribune., 1882-08-13
CRIMES AND CASUALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH
FREIGHT TRAINS N COLLISION.

FREIGHT TRAINS IN COliISlON.
PI-rSAu Conn. Aug. ia freight tram taking
water here his morning run into by another freight
tr,u drenAn nafnoI Thou pson was seriously injured
KILLED ON A RAILWAY.
LANCASTER Penn, Aug. l2.-Alrs. Anna Nehner
widow ~. -xtyhye Killed on the Penusylv1na Rali
load az Columbia last evening while engaged IN picking coal
BOY SHOT.
PROVIDENCE Aug. l2.-l homas IeY3ei l age
twelve vrts was shot probably fatally, by Joh AcDoah
another boz while PLAY Ing with evoiver Yesterday even
lug - ,,.l,, p,,r
RFADING Penn, A1g. l2.-LlzIe brown, VINO
fell through the elevator trouScs tobcco esADtnht
THURSDAY today she Was UNCONSCIOUS 10 inc 0I
DEsPERADOEs KILLED BY \ MOB
PADUCAH Kv Ang. l2.-lntelllgence mas lust
been received at attacked and killed tho OAmPDeH
boys d desperaloos in house Il Caldwell County.
PROBABLE MURDER
WORCESTER. Mass Aug. IL ne uean UonA % NJ W
Prank Perry va. found the Iack al AhOl lhls
ann cut 0n cut The head Mhc'cu WAN
sharp instrument, Indicate foul play.
HELPING A MURDERER TO EsCAfk;, k;,,.u.
ALBANY. Aug. l2.-ilenry Seagtf ana N.IlIiil,I NIliilnI
Itocper arrested here today CHARGED a. ~, 1is
io! Tie fact Ia tue killing of thaie5 lIlAA'''' IA ~
aided Chrlst nan, the murderer 10 cscabe
sENTENCED TO BE WHIPPED. -,
BALTIMORE. Aug. 12.-Dayld Gardner, coioIcN'
wss convicted to-day 0f beating h7 vile aud % nee
thirty asch Thil s rst conviction ana '7nIeH"e
under tue .ate sct Of tho LogIsature
FREAK OF A LUNATGC. -,
NORRISTowN Penn. Aug 1.-The man VINO
committed suicide at Valley Forge yesterday by thIoMr
himself Of moving train has Deon ~
uncd BurKe, who confined ia bAe h"sps' i"A '
insaas AM escApGd Oh THURSDAY
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THE FIRE RECORD.
ALARM At ST. sAUVEUR, QUEBEC

ALARM Al 81. NAU NEbh, QUEBIC,
QUEBEC, Aug 12.-Firc at st. Sauyeur last
night or I'd in a stable attached to Dions scfrais
ing -four establishment. The fire burned for long time
before an alarm wac sounded. st. Sauveur has no
water supply except that derived from csterns and
wells ard some of these were quickly pumped dry.
OId-fashioned handengmes worked at the wells,
and i've streams thrown by the city firemen from
staufrsst Notwithstanding ali their efforts, however
there WAS manifest Imbecity somewhere In the method
OF attack, for the flames spread rapidly and de1ed for
tlie all efforts to restrain their devastating fury.
This fire bcggarcd description On arriving from the
city visitors found the streets dency packed with pcO
pie, thousands upan thousands crowding everywhere
and inpc the movements of the iremon The glare
was at the distance of half mile Wspaper
cou!d bc distinctly read By light of the flames All
around 10 the distance Of several blocks from the fire
people were hurting and hauling and throwing their
household goods about il all directions and often in the
most iudicrOus manner. Cartmen Piled "a lucrative
tralic, assisting III removing the property from the
OF dangcr. number OF nscreants thrOngcd the
back streets dishonesty prOtng by the msfOrtunes OF
their ghDOe, ana making away in the most bareaced
fashion With every Thing they could lay hands
In cndeA eAyorlng II property two badly
injured. Gsridla FOucher jumped from window, and
was picked up unconscious. He may recover. Arthur
Dion WAS severely burned.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-13
PLACEMENTS or WESTERN NEWS.
WELCOMING A PARDoNED MAN.

" 4 IATsUD4N
CHICAGO, Aug. l2.-lhe telegraph operator
Redned who was pardOEed by the Secretary OF War for
drseriOn returned here this morning and received All
ovation from his sympathizing comrades.
ARRIVAL OF NEW CORN.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. l2.-Five carloads of
ne corn we'll matured and In good condition, arrived
here today The corn was sold at auction on Change
for SG 20 per bushel II raised near Waco Texas
DEATH FROM A SURGICAL OPERATION.
CINCINNATI Aug I2.-Mr. Harden Stevenson,
farmer of COncora, Ky, age seventy four, died at the
CINCINNATI Hospital to-day under the surgical operation
of removing the lower jaw TO relieve cancer OF many
wears standing DR.. Walker the operating surgeon.
PAkDONED By THE GOVERNOR
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-, Aug. l2.-GOvernor
Crittenden "A. pardOncd William IL. Heath, WHO was
sentenced about three years ago ten years in the Pen
iientary for embezzlng some $4,000 Of the public
money while he City Auditor of st. Louis and
todian OF the school funds Of 6. Louis County.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-13
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
AMALGAMATIoN IN CANADA.

MONTREAL, One, Aug 1.-The Grand
Trunk aud Great Western Railway Companies' fusion
creates ic change Of any kind. The only order thus far
issued been TO the employees OF both companies to
make their close with midnight last night and
10 begin their next accounts under the regime. No
Great Western employees the ticket agents. arc here
so that none Will be dispensed with these and they
have not yet been ordered quit. There will, 1t ap-
pears be pairing OF force IN places where IL
he Done but this yet - DC effected, AMI 1t Will be
done gradually the best men being kept In 80 far this
can determined Thc timetables are expected to be
altered many localities 10 connect moro closely
with the Grand rrunk trains This will also be matter
for the future and viii not be carried out for long
iInc IN, Il luIllrr of nNcea,lfN.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-13
THE BURIAL or GENERAL WARREN.

NEWPORT, Il. l., Aug. 1.-THE funeral of
The late General g. n. Warren took place at noon today
AT All sans Chapel, the Rev Messrs Magil and Cooke
oMciaNnS. General Hancock, General ClawfOrd. Gen
eraI P"rke, Colonel Barlow (who is III temporary
mhhd OF General Warren's Department. and General
"lisoh, president OF the Ncw-Eng gland Railroad were
present aud also the officers from Fort Adams
Torpedo station and the training ships. The palbear
ers were H. ;. Franklin, Mayor OF the city ; Thomas
Coggesha postnaster Of the city; Fairman Rogers OF
Phsdrlphia; General J. II. Van Alcn Of Hew-York;
General G ". CuDou, United states Army and Captain
Nj G. Marin, United states Navy. The band from Fort
Adams played drGe a. the grave The veterans OF In
late followed the remains 10 the cemetery aside
from this there no attempt at military display.
General Hancock and General Pdrkc added 10 the
list O the pail Dcarcrs at the request Of Lo family OF The
ucCcahld.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-13
THE BRITISH IN EGYPT.

EFFECT OF Mr.. GLADSTONE'S SPEECHES.
PUBLIC OPINION REAssURED-THE FOREIGN OFFICE
CLAIMING A DIPLOMATIC sUCCEss-ATTrrUDE
OF THE PowERs-MovEMENTs OF TROOPS
lBY CABLE TO THE TRIBUNEI
LONDON, Aug. 1.-THE Foreign Office claims
diplomatic success over the Russo-Itallan scheme
for international protection of the Suez Canal. The
reservations to force naere and the plan ceasinG
with the present crisis, make the scheme no more
than this: Foreign vessels may assist the
British in maintaining the passage, but
nothing prevents the canal from being the base of
lamation against Arab Pacha is deemed satIsfac
tory, if published before the arrival of Ottoman
troops. The Anglo Turkish convention is so strin-
gent that it may be haggled over until England has
done her work. England does not demand the COM
mand, but insists that Ottoman troops
shall not be moved without the previous
assent of Sir Garnet Wolseley. Turkey
will perhaps overcome the difficulty by putting the
Ottoman troops under the control of the Khedve.
Mr.. Gladstone's two speeches this week on
Egypt greatly reassured the Radicals, who feared
that England was plungng into policy of aggres-
sion. His declarations are interpreted as meaning
that England acting with clean hands and pure
purposes, will not depart from the status quo, ex-
cept to provide for the protection of Egyptian i'm
provements, of administration and government,
with the European assent.
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numerous.
IRELAND AND IRISH QUESTIONS.

LONDON, Aug. 12.-Throe hundred delegates were
present at the sitting of the annual convention of
the IRISH Land League Manchester to-day.
RESOLUTION OF sympathy was passed relative to the
death of MISS Fanny Parnoil. report was pro
sented stating that the highlands of scotland were
npc for land agitation. 1t resolved TO altar the
title OF the Land League to the /" Land and Labor
League Of Great Britain" Upon resolution for
enumeratlng the peasant proprietary as among the
objects of the League amendment was proposed
enbodying the principles Of the Davitt land nation
alizaton scheme, but after All animated discussion
the original resolution was overwhelmingly carried
Eesoiutlons were passed recomI ending TO farmers
In Ireland the justice and exped ICY Of aiding the
cause OF the laborers and recommending payment
TO lrsh members of Parliament for their services IN
the cause Of the Land League.
MI. Porter SohcitOr-Ge for Ireland reply
New-York tribune., 1882-08-13
PROMOTIONS IN TWO DEPARTMENTS.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 12.-Secretary lincoln
has made great many promotions In the surgeon-Gen-
erals and AGjutant Generals offices OF the War Depart
1nent preliminary to making the two hundred appoint
ents to hasten the work in those offices on the pensions
claims In the Surgeon Generals office there have been
made fifteen promotions class f. and one appointment,
thirty promotions 10 class g. hfynine 10 class 2. and
lOi to class /. In the Acknowledgements ONCE nine
teen 10 class f. twenty-five to class g. fifty
two to class - aud 100 to class l.
In the Firat Assistant PostInaserencraPs Bureau of
the Post Oice Department the following promotions
are announced five cerkships of the Sd class three
10 clerk Of the I'd class three to clerkps Of the
ST class and one n cierkshp in the 81 900 class. In
addition the above promotions, three appointments
were made to ccrkships In the lst class and TO
clerksh in the 81 900 class OF the same bureau
New-York tribune., 1882-08-13
A FRENCH MURDER CASE.

VERSAILLES, Aug. 12.-Thc court here has
sentenced death Fcnayron, the retired apothecary
who murdered his wifcs lover. another apothccary Au
bert at Chaou. Fcnayrons wife, who at her husbands
instgaon invcgel Aubert 10 visit her the night Of
the murder sentenced TO penal scryitudc for life,
and Fcnayron's brother Lucen who aided linn in the
crime TO seven years servituc The trial excited
traordinary interest the Public Prosecutor did not
press for the penalty IN the event Of the jury
considering that FcuayrOn was actIatcd solely by
jealousy it appears that the jury must have adopted the
view favored by the prosecution, namely, tina. Au0ert
va, murdered prevent his diyagng the guilt of Fen
ayrou in some OF poisoning or felOnOu5 use OF
upIlr-
New-York tribune., 1882-08-13
RELEASE OF STEPHEN J. MEANY.

WASHINGTON, Aug, 12.-Acting Secretary of
State Davis has been IN communication with Minister
Lowell London in reference TO the OF stephen j.
Meany, OF NewYork, who arrested at Enris, Ire
Land, for alleged violation OF the Repression Act Sec
retary DAVIS yesterday teegraphed to Minister Lowell
to give the his Immediate attention, and to inves
gate and report to the Department An answer re-
ceived from Minister Lowell to-day, stating that the
Foreign Ofce has official information on the subject
but mat he understood that Mcany had been reeas ID
Secretary DAVIS thereupon tcJegraphed TO Minister Low
ell 10 get exact information 10 whether Mr.. Meany Is
free
New-York tribune., 1882-08-13
GENERAL WASHINGTON NEWS.
CATTLE oUARANTINE IN THE NORTH.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 12.-Acting Secretary of
the Treasury French to-day addressed letter to the
Collectors York, Baltimore Philadelphia, Boston
and Portland calling their attention to the Act OF Con-
gress making provision for the establishment OF cattle
quarantine stations and stating that 1t Is the desire OF
the Department 20 provide proper shelter for imported
cattle at those ports as convenient The Col
instructed consider the best method OF 60
ing this and also where such quarantine stations should
be established The Treasury Cattle Commission nave
been authorized 10 adyisewith the Collectors upon the
euhiect
New-York tribune., 1882-08-13
oJrrl SERyIcE REF0RM CIRCULARS

The Civil Service Reform Association OF tins
CITY has within the past few days been sending cir
cuIars which it has just published TO prominent
Government officials throughout the country. One
circular contains the opinion of the United States
Circuit Court as delivered by Judge Wallace when
tbc motion for n new trial was denied in the case
of General Curtis The other circular calls upon
Government officials to assist III aDolsllhg the as
ses,ment system which, il states has been success
mi from tbe fact that there has never been any
united effort among the employees themselves to
1
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A WESTERN RAILWAY LITIGATION.

DETROIT, Mich, Aug. 12.--At midnight last
night the only remaining tranfcr boat Of the Great
Western Railway Company at this point quietly
seized by the sheriff under the directions OF the Car
Loan Company. After that hour the boat would have
passed into the possession Of the New Consolidated
Grand Trunk Company, and the Car Loan Company
evidently thought best to force the fighting. Pas
seIgrrs are sent by the Canada Southern Railway,
but there FOR transferring loaded
across the riy er at this point.
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rvc1.ND,s DUTY IN THE FUTURE.

LONDON Aug. 12.-The Times in leading article
saws: when the army of Arab Pacha has been
dispersed and its leaders brought to account for
their mls,leeds we shall have to make sure that
difficulty may not recur in new FORM Egypt will
be m our own hands 1t will not be open TO us to
retire from the country and leave events to take
their own course. This Is the resolve of England,
and when it becomes necessary to seek the sanction
of the other Powers for result the concert of Eu-
rome Will be invoked in q sense very different from
that with which we have lately been iamlllar'"
New-York tribune., 1882-08-13
STRIKING CARPET WEAVERS.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. ia meeting of the
striking carpetweavers Of the Smyrna Carpet aud Rug
Company was held this morning at Sonnock's Hall
The strikers number sixtyeigh- 1t resolved unan
imousy TO stay away the shop and all legiti-
mate means to keep other from going there.
considerable Of money collected to defray i'm
mediate expenses and the meeting adjourned until
Tuesday morning next 10 o'clock, after which
ing will be held every other day until tho matter Is
sci led one another.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-13
yoL.XLlI.. No. 1906.
IFFAIRS IN FOREIGN LANDS
,sp,-rys prsCoMFITURE.

Lonp - =, LEADER -cErrwAYo IN LoNpoN
oi' fn1,,, An,Sn hrr.rRs-AN FXrEDIToS wRE'NEp' 6
The overwhelming defeat OF the Marcus I' 90 20
coIi.burr's attempt in the House OF LORDS 70 70
,rracl, the Arrears bill, and the poor
grace with which he acccp's nlS cor COR.
are commented upon by the LOn"oT ioadcr-
RESPONDENT of THE TRIBUNE. Inc Ao",,h,
shin of Lord Salisbury, 1t Is "r.llv
Il likely to come to an end 1t IS Eemei+
nereed that the state of Ireland Is i"iP'P,n0
Irbe first trial under the Crimes ACT oeioi' e"
special jury has resulted in the scn'onGo W
deatb Of the accused person. Pubic oplino"
in London fayors the restoration OF Ce'eWa!o'
The Italian Antarctic Expedition has Deon
wrecked off Cape Hon. but no lie was ioS''
New-York tribune., 1882-08-13
ANTARCTIC EXPEDITION WRECKED.

LISBoN, Aug. ia dispatch from BuenOs
Ayre states that the conveying Lieutenant Boye
and the members Of the italian Antarctic cyp, dton has
been wrecked OIL Cape Horn All Oh board were saved
BY the British vessel Allan Godin.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-13
TROUBLES or SOUTHERN FAMILIES

CATLETTsBURG, KY, Aug. lion election
day in Pike County bloody aiiray occurred between
the Mccoy and Hatfield families, III which Of the
atfclds shot and cut ~ badly that he died. His
friends banded together caught three of the McCoys and
tied them and shot them dead More blOO1shcd
Is expected the members OF the families
Ann. .1HuI Ir1ll III
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gave an address upon the art Of questioning lecture
upon the quotations from the Old Testament contained
In the New given by the Rev. Drw Henry Green, OF
the Princeton Theological Seminary, VINO chairman
Of the committee upon the revision of the Old Testament
In the afternoon immense meeting OF the chill
dren held, at which the Rev j. =. Ostrander ex-
hibed beautiful model of the Temple of Herod and de-
lvered lecture the children grand concert by the
largo Assembly Chorus Choir held in Educational
Hall this evening 1t was led by Professor Palmer, OK
New
New-York tribune., 1882-08-13
TIRGINIA NORUAL INSTITUTE.

PETERSBURG, Va, Aug. 12.-The State Nor
NAL institute was addressed today by Professor stOrum
OF Wayland University, Washington. his subject being
The Mission OF the Teacher" The question, Ought
Public Schools be Supported in Part by the General
Government" was then debated by the teachers and
wa dcoidcd in the affirmative. The Institute then ad-
ionrncd until next Thursday. The next session Will
probably be held here.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-13
NEW QUARANTINE STATIONS.

JACKSON, Miss, Aug. 1.-THE Mississippi
State Board Of Health will cstab sh Immediately quar-
antine stations at Osyka, on the New-Orleans and
Chicago Railroad; Fort Adams, the Mississippi River.
and at a point in Hancock County the Mobile and
Orleans Railroad the under the charge of DR.
Rice of Nictsburg certificate of the National Board Of
II r1Ill nirnln Of N Travelling
New-York tribune., 1882-08-13
RAILWAY ACCIDENT IN HOLLANI

TIE HAGUE, Aug. 12.-An express train,
while proceeding from The Hague to Amsterdam came
in collision HARLEM with train from Amsterdam
Both engines destroyed Several persons were
wounded some of them il is believed fatally The
son for he trains being the same track was that
owing work OF recpnstructing "a bridge only
line s avarble for traffic.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-13
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
MONEY Nor HIS OWN.

KEEPTNu MONEY NOT HlS OWN
Troy. Aug. l2.-Francls Maguite book agent
for Frederick Gay Co.. OF New FORK. was arrested uils
morning charged With collecting money aud Withholding Ihe
1uuds.
FATAL SHOOTING ACCIDENT:
SHENANDOAH. Aug. l2.-Mhllc Robert Iarker ana
III ram Nelswintcr engaged 10 shooting tlatch On te
Itmgtown Mountain day ono 0f me birus No" Vo"d
Pare when SssuinJsr nrvd and shOt arAor fs1aIy
MISSIONARY MEETING Al OCEAN GROVE
OCFAX GROVE n. j., Aug. l2.-lhc tenth ami
nj he ocean xlia, Of the WOmeus Foreign
Mssonay society VI tho Meuodst Apse0Pai church. "as
beld here to-day.
A MINISTER COMMITS SUICIDE.
poRTrAND Mo. Aug. IA dispatch 10 The Id
ussr avs The REV Joseph Bartlett seventy, retired
minister GOrham committed suicide this
morning by drowning IN the Little River. lie WAS brother
Samuel 4. Bartlett pTcsleAt W Dartmouth college LIE
WSs Insane,
New-York tribune., 1882-08-13
IGNATIEFF NOT ARRESTED.

LONDON, Aug. 12.-Ihe person who 1t was
reported by the Vienna feSsc yesterday had been ar
rested at Kmenez and was being convey cd under es-
corr to ST. Petersburg Ge neral Ignatei as was
then stated hut sim y individual from odessa, VINO
had assumed the name Of ignatcn.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-13
TIE WRECKED MOSEL.

LONDON, Aug. 1.-THE North German
Lloyds steamer Hermann, Captain Bauer arrived at
Falmouth from Bremen last night she will today take
on board 800 Of passengers the wrecked steamer
MOsel and proceed voyage The cabin passengers
of ne MUsel Will await the arrival Of another steamer
New-York tribune., 1882-08-13
A TUG-BOAT PARTLY BURNED.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Aug. 12.-The tug James
Amadeus while towing schooner eight miles northeast
OF this port to-day caught fire in her forward hole -Four
harbor tugs responded to her signals OF distress and
finally succeedcd in extinguishing the flames but not
until large part o! the tug including the pilot house,
cngue room ANA forward deck, destroyed.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-13
sERIOrS TROUBI ES IN COREA.

LONDON, Aug. 12.-Ihe Pal Mall Gazette
Gays 1t informed that there good to believe
that rcublc tie most serious kind have broken out in
Corea the relations OF which with Japan not alto
gcher friendly There is a powerful party in
COrca strongly opposed to the recently concluded trea-
ties with lue lulleI SIAles and Eugana
New-York tribune., 1882-08-13
4 NYSTERIOUS CASE.

Troy, n. Y, Aug. 1.-THE police of this
city are investigating IA mysterious case. About 4
O'Clock this morning cries heard in Wilamst.
alley. above FulLonst, pistol shot fired,
clErsing AWAY human body ana Inan rushed out
New-York tribune., 1882-08-13
THE sUyDAY-SCHO0L ASSEMBLY.

AsBURY PARK, n. j., Aug. 12.-This was
one Of the most important days Of the Sea eide sun
day.school Assembly The Rev Alexander Henry OF
Asvbury Pean cd tho normal class IN the mnrning and
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of the alley claiming that HIS companion had been
robbed and murdered No clew has been found.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1882-05-04
Anecdotes of al Outlaw,

Jesse James nearest neighhors, on
the corner of Thirteenth and Lafayette
streets, speak in the highest terms of
the departed outlaw. During the last
snowstorm a number of young ladies at
1920 Lafayette street, were in the yard
snoWballing each other, when Jesse,
to them known only as the quiet,
nei2 hbo-ly Mr.. Howard, CHANGED to
pass the premises ON his way home.
In spirit OF mischief one of the ladies
nodded SNOWFALL and threw it at
Jess, who burst into a hearty laugh,
and gathering up handful of snow
began to throw back at his aggressors.
With loud screams of laughter the
ladies started to run down the hill,
with the domesticated guerilla and
train robper in close pursuit, showering
snow on the fleeing bevy of beauties.
All speak in the highest terms OF Mrs.
James, and the neighbors were con-
graduating themselves upon the prox-
unity of such agreeable neighors, when
Jesse's death disclosed to them the
truth of the adage that all that glitters
is not gold.
In the new directory just published,
Jesse's name appears as Thomas How
ard, but no vocation is given.
jesse, among other accomplishments, ,
could lay claim to being good bill
lard player, and some Of his evenings
were spent at saloon in South St.
Joseph, where he could indulge his
passion for the game with number of
young men who he often met. Ons dark
night young man said:
"Mr. Howard, don't like the idea OF
going home tonight. 1t is dark, and
a man may be held up"
"Where do you liver" asked the
pseudo Mr.. Howard.
"On the hill, was the reply.
"I'll see you home" said Jesse, sand
nobody shall lay hand on you while
am with you"
He kept his word. They went home
together. The bare recollection
though, always produces q cold swea
on the young mans person.-T. Josepl
| Gazette.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1882-05-04
HUMOR OF THE DAY.

Kick your corn through window
glass, and the pane is gone forever.
1t is worth remembering that when a
man despairs of getting good weight at
his grocer's he can generally get all the
wait he wants by dropping in at his
barber's.
"My boy" said o conscientious
teacher, edo you know the reason why
I'm going to whip you? ?" eyes," re-
piled the hopeful, "because you're
bigger than I am"
Ii is quite common for boy to mis-
behave when people are looking at him,
for the mere fun of 81 ocking them. But
man is not bog. lie knows better,
and acts badly only when people are
not looking.
We notice an article extensively
copied, describing certain lecturers
who are afraid of their audiences. But
no genuine sympathy appears to be
shown toward tina many weary, tor
tureo audiences who are afraid OF their
lecturers.
"How much qninine can you take at
dose p inquired one malarious indi-
vidual of another as they met on the
street this morning. ooh, not more'n
about four grains. If take any more
it sets my head to working" "Does it?
should think you would take six
grains twice day"
Miss Lemon was a maiden sour-
As any acid know
But tartar she had married Crab
More grabbed she did grow;
And when ber sister came to call,
Such shrieks she did begin,
Her husband said the Lemons peal
Did fright the Lemons kin.
Rome Sentinel