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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-05
4 Long ISLAND McENDI4RY CAUGHT

There much excitement at Flushing. l.. l.,
last n,gbt over the arrest of William Hope who has
confessed thas on the niQht OF January 10 he set
fire 10 the barn OF Mchae Il Grace AT Grcai Neck.
and q few hours la'er TO The nclgnborlng summer
Ions, OF Edward Morgan, the banker Two negroes
were at FIRST charged with the CRIME, but proved
their innocence. Hop was ,mplcyed as Il laborer
on he night of the lire by Mr. Morgan, ana sept
alone in the carriag-bOuse. lie WIS the first to
discover the ire and tod such improbable stories
about It's origin that be was hna.ly suspected OF
being the inrcndan He was ares ed by Deputy
Shrrihs Charles Hance and James W. Smith, aud
was out i'm the lookup IN the Flushing Town Hall.
His examination will take place to-day. W hen
arrested at his ia hers house he denied all knowi-
ed ge of the ma ter and made desperate resistance
Afterwards however, he made confess on. HIS
reason for set ing tire to Nj, A"rgans place was
that he hoi ed T. get % reward for discovering the
flames and extiugu shing them. Hope has been
employed by seven different property owners about
GTea. Neck WITHIN two years ana q. cacn place an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-05
MUSICAL NOTES

The Boston critics are not pleased win Sir'
Governs Scandinavian" symphony played al tho i"h'
Boston Symphony Concert. One says; we must con
fess that found 1t exceedingly monotoHou'' Inc
opening movement prolonged Beyond any excuse " %
found In the brief themes Of which IL Is eoihPo'u
Another says: "The first movement seems ulue too
much developed, its length being somewhat monoto
nous During ito progress two ladies 10 the hall were
borne out IN faintng eOndt on, bat we d9uDt wnetn1
this can be attributed 70 the music" her h uI6T
Of this programme we're tho "Meisterslngcr ~
ton. and tie Beethoven concerto in u NO Up "oI'
uiCh Mr. Carl Hartmann at the piano-forte Ire %
dsnzas by mr Baermann, and his PERFORMANCE, uo
Warmly praised. The Programme OF ths week ~ ~ .
ps0ny Concert includes the Beethoven fAstOla al
s5nplOny end Liszrs symphonic poem' A"sSo'
LGuentO TronfO."
The last weeks of "IOlanihe' at the Stand
ara Theatre announced The management ba, DO
eded 10 the former prices Of tho house during
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Geneva, n. Y, Jan. II.
INFlDELTTY LESS HARMFUL THAN UNCER-
TAIN ORTHODOXY
rofhe Edftorof The Tribune.

TO me Edftor Of The TrtbuHe.
SIR: | am, perhaps, placed III exceptional
circumstances but my ana Feelings are not eXcep
tonal It's your province TO trrat all sides iary-be-
anss NJ what ia occasionally published fad 1t expedi-
eut TO lose part OF paper have no complaints 10
mike because YOU publish the uterances OF noted nh-
wcIl TN do 60 The worse they are, the better
it's The chief effect it has is that few tighten lher
grin on the ticket already secured for perdion Others
are shocked and repealed by them
Not so with the reports OF sermons OF Few persons
who enjoy the title of Reyer nd. nave travelled over
the country considerably times past, have mhcu up
18th Ali sorts Of people, aud think unders anu human
ratnre toeraby we'll nave yet 10 meet the niSt man
who has "reduess OF eyes '-the IFolHhe anu gouIoS
rtwno II attention happened 10 De called O the sub
iect did not spsak IN complimentary terms OF Tue
hcrs and tae NewtOns. The evident reason Is, That
there ~ a certa Of happiness In remaining as me
- g. he coincidence Is sOOtned ana quoted mat klnu
~ ,,neiicine Is supplied by those mon AZ me rom
paine meeting, AS Lately reported III liit I ~ ~, VI,
,od an. nraiscs h men gathered litfc ~ IN "ell
tne rrdeemng feature of your VanaDe paper
nt what a pity Is that you cannot always SuPPy 'ne
ontiGnte with the poison. respectfully n
49,, Vey,aouJ Inn. 80, 1889.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-05
TENNESSEE REPCDIATION.

To The EdtfOr Of The Tribune
SIR: Mr.. Louis G.. MunfOId in tO-day's TRID-
USE places himself in sntagOnism to the general view
honest when he asserts that Tennessee repudao
nothing IN trying 10 force her creditors to fund their
compromise bonds Last yea., is well known, Ten
nessee passed law TO compromise at 90 cents Oh tho
dollar and under that law more than thirteen millions
of dollars Of the State debt surrendered and
compromise bonds" bearing interest at g. A. and
per cent were issued which coupons paid for
July last This compromise by voluntary consent
OF creditors Now Tennessee demands that these com
promise bonds shall funded at loss or 10 cents ON
The dollar to the innocent holders and they decline this
proposal II attempting 10 force them 10 accept IL Is not
Reputation this year. last years pledge OF the fat
and honor OF Tennessee" what Is 1T ). D. BROWS.
YORK.. Ian. %, 1888
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-05
MISSION WORK IN FOREIGN COUNTRIES

There was a good attendance last evening
nj Calvary Church. Fourth-aye. aud Twenty -hrst-st
Addresses were delivered by the Right Rev. Dr. Riley
bishop Of the valley OF Mexico the Rev Elliot II.
Thompson, OF the China Mission and the Rev william
Allan Fair OF Cape Palmas. They set forth in genera
WAY the needs OF their respective missions the condition
OF tho countries and the hopefuness Of tie work D
Riley said that Mexico greatly improved ana 'hat
now in the leading there was rs great security Us
in New.York ANA that the decline OF Ronanlsn gave III
especially good opportunity for the earnest enor o' 'o
Episcopal Church. 800, Al, - 1874, oDly zi,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-05
DYING ATAN ELEVATED STATION.

A neatly dressed colored man of medium
size with mnstache and goaee entered the
downtown station of the sixth Avenue Ele
waited Railroad at Fourteenth-st. last night aud
while waiting for q train fell insensible. An
ambulance was summoned. from the New-York Hos.
pital, but before 1t arrived the was dead. Tho
body taken TO the Thirtieth Street Police station.
On the body letter addressed to Mrs. r. d. Bens
Dict at No 81 Broadway and signed by Charles Jones
Of No 10i West Thiryseyenthst On the lining OF the
dead mans hat the letters A. b. were written
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UIEU.

BANTA Ms. Emily entered into rest on saturday Feb
Iulfy 3, aged 81 years.
The funeral services will DO held Tho residence OF her
brother ThcO " Bantl, - 81 JameSpace brooklyn,
on Monday afternoon at 4:SO o clock
BRAIN ERDln this city February 3 1888 OF pneumo
MIA. Waller. Gun yest son Of George W BIanerd
Funeral services onday 9TH inst. at2 O'Clock m. from
lGS West 4tl-st.
lntermeut IA Second street Cemetery
90. KCROFT -Dn FRIDAY. February . Matilda v, Only
dang lte. OF J mes Sc and NatildI COckci0.t
no atives ad iuvo 10 ats8d ia fun0ra az the
residence brother John v COCkCOf ing Sug on
Tuesday. IebrusTy q. ~ o'clock N.
Calge3 viii waiting pot On arrival Of IL O'Clock
tram from New NOr.. go ,-. -.
The house
AlILLER-t atonah Y. February Deborah A, rciict
~ of Norman " Miller. IN tls SOth year Ot no.
Funeral RON tao kaouah Methodist Episcopal Church, on
MOnday February .. at lZtO p NJ
MOTT saturday evening February 3 Grace daughter
OF Laura ami the late JOhn Mott
te - attend hCs funeral IueSuay ~ IN
ia West iSth ST.
sfNEY- suddenly On Friday Februar, g William Siney
aged 90 yeais ,.--..., A.. ,.....i 49,
vices Residence. No ~ S)HJh ith ~ DIO)Juf
= ID on tuesday. the 9TH INST, at y. On.
Fri .uds Will inily omit hOwer5.
Iuterment " ednesday morning.
6MIrH-Sunday. February 4. Nathaniel smith, Ia as bZi
Notice Of funeral IL Tuesdays papera
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-05
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Synopsis FOR he DI5! t0sIlJ-fOV hoHrS.

WAsFIxGToN. Feb. 6-1 n. m.-The bar
ometer is lowest northeast OF New England and highest
I'm the Lower Missouri valley Rain prevails In the south
ern portion OF the Middle States aud In Tennessee and
the Eastern Gulf states Occasional snow and partly
clo,dv w.nther are repOrted from the Southwest and
Lower Lake re- EOn. The temperature mas faen rapidly
I'm the Middle States Lower Lake region ONO Hsliey
and iulf states with nOrthtrIy to westerly winds
Warm southerly winds continue IN the South Atlantic
tncs and slightly warmer westerly winds are reported
from the New England coast, il. colder weather pro-
walls In the interior OF New-England.
Indications f)r .)hty
For New England. generally fair weather westerly
winds and higher barometer,
For the Middle Atlantic states, light rain or snow
foowedb by clearing ana colder weather northeast 10
northwest winds
CantionGry Signals
Cautionary of shore signals continue from lndi1nola
TO Port Eahs and from Cape Hateras e. sandy Hook
CnutIOnary signals continue from New-NOrk TO East
port.
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w. IT. STORY TO LECTURE IN THIS CITY

w. W. Story, the sculptor, who Is now at
Washington, but who is to return to Rome.
has been invited repeat in New York his lecture upon
Michael Angelo and the Italian Renaissance. A very
attering letter. embodylng the request sent to him
signed by John Taylor Johnston, f. A. r. Barnard
Charles p DAILY, Frederick f. Church, Henry q. Mar
quand. f. l. Godkin and Others Mr. Story has accedcd
to the request The lecture will be given Chckering
Hall on Friday evening, February 8.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-05
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

TRIBUNE OFFICE. Feb. 81 a. m.-The movement III
the barometer yesterday upward Cloudy weather
with few drops Of rain followed during the hignI
by fair weather The temperature ranged between o.
and 3d. the average 1882 being 2ie' mener Una" on
tno s.nordino dav last wear and 9o higher than on
saturday. go ,,,. h,roas ~ spovv
followed by fair or clear and colder weather msS NC
expected to day in this city and vicinity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-05

Protestant converts In China now there are owe
10000. The Chinese not hostile CHRISTIANS as
the day schools Tue Rev. Mr. Fair closed bis ada 70
by reading few English compositions OF his African
pupils. and reciting the Lords PRAYER and fwO
hymns IN the language OF OF the Tribes he
statOued.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-05
An UyKYOWN MAN DROWNED.

An unknown man was drowned In the Last
River near East and Water sts Last night Ills cries
10, bcin attracted the attention Officer HeTvey. who
c,,r,d n rune and threw IL to the drowning man. He
ns.ppareuty benumbed with cold aud was unable to
10
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NARRIEn.

CORRIFRF-sN lat Church Of the Holy spirit on
Ihur4day. FebrUry |. 1888. Oy the ReY. Dr. GuDeft
James Kidd COrJiere 70 Emily Georgia, daushter OF
Thomas lie Van Smu J. ESQ.
HODGES-WOODWARD Tuesday January - az ms
Church OF Messiah. By he Rev. Dr. C0iyer dr Amoy
g. Hodges OF o.On ana Alice WOO I8ard. dlug atSr
of the late Robert f. Woodward. Of his city.
ROOSEVELT-SHIPPEN-A tho residence OF. the brides
parents seabught. j. HnbOrne L. koo7e OF to Kate
Shipper.
An notices Of marriages must be Endorsed Nth fill
name and address.
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NOT TO RECEIVE A GIFT OF $3.50, 900.

BOsTON, Feb. 4-The statement recently pub
lsned that Harvard College had received S250000 for
the erection Of 'Ow rent" dormOry is auhOritatycly
denied.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-05

DR.. Jaync's Expectorant is both palliative
and curative in lung complaints bronchitis, etc. 1t
Is standard remedy for coughs and cods, ana needs
only a trial 90 prove its orth -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-05
Spetla! Notlres.
Artists Furd Society.
TWENTX.THIRD ANNU AL SALE.

Artists Furd Society.
TwENTY.THIRD ANNUAL SALE
THIS CNONDAYD AND TUESDAY EVENINGS, ATs
O'CLOCK. $500 -. ..
AT ASSOCIATION HALL. 23DSr. AND irHANb
OVER ONE HUNDRED
CHOICE AN ERICAN PAINIINGS
NOW ON EXHIBITION Fk III UNTIL
TINE OF SALE AT ... -
KIRBY & CO.'S AIT GALIERlES $40 AND o+f
BROADWAY.
Admiration to hall nights of sale free. NO ro@cfNed
THUS. r. MINI "a va -N"D'''".'N''
Casweii Massey Il Co.'S 49,, --
FPFERVESCENT GRAPE SAIL q purlles the bOoi rex
uIates the bowels LII SWAY and 5lS othiYe 1o Do'2
IN. lin .brouck makes specially OF the painless ttrac
RON OF Teeth az 2lS BrOadway-Walacks Theatre BGiid
3Oth 81
Ixtb Assembly ID strict Republican, Association -Ios
mar nonihy meeting eeCker building TINS khondy
az AZ ! oc,ocK JOHN ". JACOBUs. President
GKoRaE W. Lucky Secretary
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United states Tariff Law.

meeting Of manufacturers especially those Osgase
C,tHn.s 1inoLs Iuderweai, Neck ear.
ciei IacS Eahroderies Furnishing and DPsV Ia az
is iist. and a : and STINT Ices. VII ge no 80
O0Pitcf NSTIfOr WEDNESDAY ~ - ,h ~" mart
ruliy Z ny ~, ui ~ II H. reports the Con ressOnal
OF the IaIlh "a srefo ana protest against any
Committees reference IA ~ s"ts can be iulOred &C
legislation whereby uDlrh,d an the maletts of
IoSer raIss O duties than tlose ihPo''u'" W.
ybh fhry are manufactured ma, Iyn-.Aoa,t ,rr,ro "a
W ~ I. l'io n'"7 "a A O. Jennings * >Ons.
SeiglhAL "',, ~ q SlueuDcrs & Co.,
IL 'nIlgt ,,,.hffanI x Co Keep Manufacturing 20,
NaumNurg. Klaus Lanoi iAAo y ~, ~, =
" .Isop
&c! % Sl. 90 Thomas r. Hayes.
-, %, i1,os ]. Mldh0i,
=, ~ Hahco,k G ca John r. Camp q Co..
DnanIig Bros Hewitt g Boise
tn'",I7 l,ros Mayer strOuse & Co.
~ Ueprv ,toihschUd < ca Herman Aukam q Co.
" i,,n'5n q IA Dexter Lambert & Co.
Fisk. ozark q FiAgg. haIks Ito,
4. BnOs& LrO, Malte"1n M ~
Tgoedy q Co., -, ....oa. An " adncslaY's
Eminent speakers, whoee name, WIZ apPos' IA
pauer VIII address the meeting A., ..,ana
Our eIuuloyes are cordially nYIted 70 as'ou"
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po.t Omce Notice..

Foreign mails for tao ending February 10 viii close
p Europe per sslNevada VIA Queens
wFDN fsDAY-At4 m. for France direct per - 81
Lament via lIayre at m for tue Netheflanns uHoo
Der 81 Rotterdam. via Kotie d M at 10 a. IN ior eAez
I'll ana Curacao per Carcass; az lZioO p H. io1 bu
role Der 49, Catalonia, VIA GuoonstOWn 80 49,.
. Tor Porto flcJ al ect per - pm
at / N M for assau aud MdanLas CuDa per IS ~ =,
Texas at 1870 , N foi be nuIi por D. Oii'oVO' ." '''
n n, tor Cuba and Mexico, via Havana . No..
I'D ~ AZ 20 D. m for Newfoundland and 81 Pierre
= 4TiTIItnSY-At s3O m. for Europe per "a Britannc
"a ~. ,nsogu letters AMI scotland must
L. t,r,cfe, per Britannica at ibU a m Tor SCOTLAND az
er =. bolivia glasgow. al Boa. IN for beig
di,rcf per Switzerland Via Antwerp; al 10 a. NJ Or
al south PaCihc per IS CoOh al u IN ot
TurOpe Der Gen. We der. via Southampton and brs
men at 1880 iOr CuOd and Porto niC" poF os ~
agars via Havana. - ,,-,u-.... -.
SVNDAY-At 1..OP M iOr llOndufS anu idFlhgstoh po,
Wand VIA Now . leans 90, ID, -. - 49,.
Malls China aud Japan. pei - Cy os E9 va san al
eisco close e -, AZ y. n Mails lot Aus
GTats eg.Zealand sandwich AMI tIi IsiAalS Der ,,
l,.dt Wa o4n Francisco. cOs8 iarch = AZ = D. 10.
HENRT q. PEARSON POsgnAsssc
Post Odfce, NevYOg2 y. Y, FeO. :, 1855
rhe schedule Paciac nlsis
the basis aa ltod Overland trihH % 'sl
cseO Mails .rO lst arriving on tim' AZ 'aI
on the ay d sII piclel "a "a he
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1883-09-28
ARCTIC EXPLOITATION.
The Greedy Expeditlea-Death In The
Frozen Nerth.

LONDON. September aand. Prof
Nordenskjold telegraphs the follow ing
from Scrabster to the Associated Press,
London:
"During my excursion on inland ice.
DR.. Nothorst, with the steamer Sofia,
in charge OF Capt. Nilsson, anchored
ill a bay near Cape York, 100 S
minutes north. The Doctor was ac-
companied from Godhavn by an Es-
quimau interpreter named Hans Chris
ton, who had met at Godbavn party
of fifteen Esquimaux from Wolsten
hold. They stated they had been in
formed by other natives that the COM
mander of the American expedition.
whose name they pronounce "Kasiey."
and another members of the party
which had arrived at poin: north OF
Smith Sound, were dead, and that the
rest of the expedition had returned on
sledges to Littleton Island. Uufortu-
nately this information was not given
to DR.. No,horst until he returned to
Godhavn.' l myself examined Chris
tan, and his account seems to be Ieli.
able. Before starting northward the
Sofia met on July 10Th at Godhavn the
whaler Proteus, which intended TO pro-
coed to Llttleton Island. and if neces-
sary, and unimpeded by ice, to Lady
Franklin Bay. When the Sofia visited
Smiths Sound that body Of water was
incumbered with zee.
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patches. which had been sent by me to
him curing the forenoon, nosit ing
him that some of his cavalry, IN front
OF Crook, were violating the agree.
,ment entered into by Withdrawing.
had not had time to make copies when
they were sent and had made : request
to have them returned. He handed
them to me with the remark. II am
sorry. 1t is possible my cavalry at
that point OF the line did not fully un-
derstand the agreement"
About one hour was occupied in
drawing up and signing the terms, when
Gen. Lee retired from the house with
a cordial shake of the hand with Gen.
Grant, mounted his chunky, gray horse,
and lifting his hat, passed through the
gate and rode over the crest Of the
hill to his army. On his arrival there.
we heard wild cheering, which seemed
to be taken up progressively by his
troops. either for him. or because of
satisfaction with his last official act as
a soldier.
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Double Duty.

The other day a woman shipped her
husbands remains and dog over the
Central. AT Albany she appeared at
the door of the baggage car to see how
they were getting along.
"How does he seem to be doing?'
She asked with a sniff.
"W no. the corpses Inquired the
baggage-master, kindly.
''No the dog
"Oh, he's comfortable 1" replied the
baggage-man.
''Anybody been sitting down On
him s''
who the dog l'
mo, the corpse"
Certainly not" answered the bag
gage-man.
"Does 1t seem cool enough in here
for him gu 3i,-i:
For who-the corpess"
.'No the,dog.n
Il think so." grinned the baggage
master.
Does the jolting appear to effect
him any?'
"Affect who-the dog!'
''No, the corpse"
81 don't believe it does"
you'll keep an eye on him. won't
you g. she asked, wiping tear away.
"On who-the corpse?"
mo, the dog"
And having secured the baggage.
mans promise, she went back to her
coach, apparently contented.-Drake's
IIa0el2tr's Magazine
Don't you think ear.rings would be-
come you 2" inquired Kosiusko Muir
phy,of Birdie MCGEE. -Kosiusko had
been paying Birdie very assidious at
:entlon oflate.
40, l don't know," replied Birdie,
demurely.
II suppose the reason you don't
wear them is because it will hurt so to |
rave your ears bored" -
20, not in the least" said Birdie, |
With animation 1--WE had that done
llreauy quite often, almost every even.
ng. in fact, tor the last three weeks"
Then Kosiusko reached round tc
he piano, dragged his hat off the cover,
nd now a wide, wide chasm separates
he gallant Kosiusko and the charming
'irdie.-Es1as .Syfings.
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Having already been visited by a
slight frost or two, it is reasonable to
suppose that we may, at almost any
time. have some heavy ones. 1t is a
fact that corn generally over this section
of country and especially in Lewis
county, is in a backward state, and
should anything like a heavy frost fall
upon 1t, the corn would be ruined so
far as planting purposes are concerned
and next spring our farmers would
find themselves IN the same deplorable
condition that they were last spring.
To avoid this they would better 60 in
to their fields now and gather what
they will need for planting purposes
before the frost shall come. Ii it is
pulled off with the husks on and hung
up properly. We will guarantee that it
sill make good secd.-[Lewis. County
Journal.
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Fish & LABEL Q,

Would announce to the farmers Of Adair
and Schuyler conties that they have ordered .
first class
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-29

ance. The harness Is very light
and fastened at every point OF in
tersection with pretty clasps aud
chains. Two little watch chains
crossed athwnrt the nose are
most becoming to the horse, rs !.
also the yoke (or high wooden
arch connecting the shaft in which
his head is framed. No blinke S
are worn and rs whip is to be
seen. II would be considers d
a disgrace to a coacbman to have
TO whip his horse. These are 80
trained that to pull at their
mouths is the way to urge them
on, a slackened reign per contra,
is the signal for them to stop.
In the troitskas, or three horse
carraige, the center horse Is
taught to tr)t u furious pace,
shile the two outsiders gillop,
their heads ieined onward rignt
and left. to give them wider
Appearance. The driver wears
arouod his cap a crown Of pea
cocks feathers, which look ex-
ceedingly wild and stand upright
like those OF an Indian chief
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-29
The Hot water Remedy.

A late Loadon Lase,t, the great Brit
i,h authority on the sci nee OF me ioi g
o a surgery, contained al ex' ausuve
aIti / fro Il al emin.ni New Yo k p y
sim. d.. Eph ann Gator, On the
'.Tnerapeuiical Drinkin, OF II :
Water The idea is u newly rev we'd
cla1e IN New York aid the East, a d
few rich people think OF ass az a dag
wis ioat az NC pint ef hot va er, frtm
ll0 deg. 10 i5Jurg. fa er, nlfrs tbs
idea i. that it 10 ,>ens sns q ing' Of
the moas,, tnrtas I'd ora, IN, watch
bill ou. scbssincer a'e 30 ub.e il wa ef
Of tue t,mpeia ure named, aud thers by
cures or preveuts ma y OF the lii
he human flesh. and particn ar'y
tia. of the high liver, % heir ..
II speak Of u as newly
revived craze b cause the trsa'ment
ally AN old Q. In conveis ttion W d
aa oid friend Of Horace Gre,l y, he : Y
me an old story of the way tue famou
I'd t3r us d 10 + ly on hot wat'r as 6
ular drins. He sid: "Onc, MI
uree.ey ask ID ms 4 1 woul mt take
som stbingY' l said, Yes aud dow
s.a RS he led M, aud around corne
iu,o q AL ,oI, where W. ed our 'elve
sta table. what Is IL, GIN men !!
asked tho waiter. Wei rel he'd Mr.