New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-12

brosbsr, Joe Jefersoa. Joe's father Was scspe -
and hence the sons craft with the pencil MIRA c.
Joe's amt stii playing IN Washington. h . remsaI
woman. John owens they say. has Lost bis To-.
Specializing, and yet he the most conssrvs1iv.
men. eu1oy Owens OF the stage much a. on; y II
! . delightful eye Mr. Maguire said he pousssn1e
bullet which killed Commotor Decatur. Kyea - ID
surgeon 10 John Foy and BY him to the collector ~
Mr. Austin H. Haskins, n relative Of the late Dr. y,
land, gave last week his ieminseenee Of the de,a
James Fisk. jr, follows: the chief Glen \ =
ONCE of the Grand Central HOTEL and Mr. Ftk cznsr
me one day saying: Haskins. there Ia family IL. 4
friended once and is poor. and II can u,>..
reasonable rate here win have you board them ~
pect to pay the bill; 90 draw It nd.' He looked Il a.
rooms ana sssented to the rates. The family wa ~
Morses; the young lady. Miss Morse, lately lost her -
band Mr. Richmond, who died at Atlantic City ~
sftsn thought that Fisk. but for thss Get Of knsr
might not have been killed. ut least not there. Hek
said to me fsw days before he was shot: wal<,n
like 10 keep the Continental Hotel ct Long Bxat1
Well you shall nave 1t next sesson BY his desth IL
an opportunity. The day he shct In the afe1sn
about O'Clock. there sound hi-hardy ~
than that yet enough, and IL was repeated us a |
thing cav was man running. Powers. our prsrtN
tor started for me snd exclaimed 20 me: &c upah
quick aud sec n anybody IL hort while ] pd1sW
man, Yet turned too from come inner impulse u
started upstairs and found the hail girl ssleen m
You hear . pistol fredy asked. She answered II,
made second search far a. the ladies' entrance -
there sat Flax between two jim. you hnzpl
asked Il guess so, Hass We got him into rssn u
stripped him. Tho doctor said to me; Send FOR t.
mans friends II he has any. He cannot live.' he ~
next morning."
The interesting wife Of General Henry Bingham \.
c. from Philadelphia, has been suffering from sa03
cancer upon the tongue. ,s .-r
Colonel T. r. Cake has the pisns II . protected -
at Cape May DO built 200 feet from tho shore hy9i
the breakers, for winter sanitarium well susne
pier the soil the bottom there having been con-
fields and Of hard. sticky clay, Trustworthy forup
| port Neither mosquItocs, sewage nor dampres
would AFFECT snch house, and residence tn 1t would tsvt
the eject of voyage to Europe without sea-sckua
| The cost would be only 100000.
MI sConv Jones. proprietor Of the Eberor Hslelr
Long Brancn wss rehearsing to mo last Sunday eyot
the summary Of Gsrelds death at his hostery, ne<5
| Ike this Ho came here afternoon and stAysi
about two weeks him carried to the cottage sa
the difference I'm his emscisted face from tho strmx
poyish counfry-fed man who had LEFT few noati>
before and whom review troops In front q ~
house, affected with an immediate belief that h
| would die Hs eyes seemed to recognize me ssh W
carried upstairs said to DE- Asnev; The Preldsat
| ia doomed man. guess you are right answered
the DOCTOR bat We viii try He died one evening jsH
after had sent mustard TO him. had
| told some one that thought he going
out that hour reporter started to pass the guard
see n t were true As he reached the guard line heard
the word sounded 1deny In the night, Dead Ths
another voice took tup, ID adj Iesned back sgain<
this building where and said to myself, Dead
! So ends triumph In minute the telegraph sres
were seized on behalf OF the Government and hnue
stey passed over to favore reporter TO beat ha Ds
Iasked Mr. Jones II he had formed any conclusions
to the Administration from the Presidents previous
vsst at thought" he said, that there not the
easy assured look about his surounders You zee Cd
headstrong political leaders can recall nobody nss
who be IN discipline, the discipline Of siiaa
and without everything about his Government wac ~
new. Blaine settied In sp!rit MacveAsh WA ~
most positive OF disappointment and apprenea
sion was over all. Garfield himself good fellow
but when saw him here we'll he was under an enar
be digned and official The natural boyish life in hin
| had become constrained"
As strolled along the suays OF Montreal recently vita
my eyes full Of Dust 1t occansd to that there vsa
great moral conflict going in the country betweea ths
cart aud the wagon The Gauls stick the cart under
| all disadvantages On the mornings you see them
the market Of Bonsecours With their little short carts
about big enough for amputated ut the thxhsn
lie down In selling onions and carrots For the resfd
the day you win then driving sort Of cart winch
looks like ladder wheels the driver sitting
about feet In front Of the wheels and being BAL
anced other end by what seemed to be two csns
tomatoes or corn The driver r. apparently 30 lazy sas
he can be olied out than bag Of wheat Along
toward evening when no gets comfortably drunk VIA
sour cider cheap rye whisky. he gailops the hor
and the apparently has resolved to shake him esf
and to run him with stest Wheel tat the pan
a. hiatt he scff
an old bag of hran half asleep and che horse seems
shrink up In tbs Of the encounter. snspecs
that when the wagon has whipped ont the cart IN Can
ada they may be ready to begin little talk about m
nexa,ion, which will last about ono hundred years
went TO Mr. Dawson's bookstore in Canada 10 buy
what he lad about his native land II may not have
been mr Dawson that talked to- but that is not Inn
porsant. Indigo it was Dawson I wanted - bay
such documents as he had abost tn American civil war
and he supplied with two books now becoming rare;
The Trial Of the st. Albsns Raiders and The Trial o.
John Y. Beal" Mr. Beals name Is improperly spelled "
this book tbs title page There Is = double ID !"
Mr.. Dawson In very gentle way. instructed me aboa'
my conscience a newspaper man. something 70 tne
following eject Sir, the St ALBANIA raid never started
from Canada The people concerned In It met rom the
various cities of the United States They did not res
to Canada they had gone away from Can
ada They fed from Canada" said Mr.. Dawson with
good deal OF fine 30 that afternoon. DESTROYS Of
correcting my impress went mp the Lachine Rapids
and the story Of The b. Adams raiders along and
found that every Of them went nom Canada sas
that Mr.. Dawson know nothing about his literature
The evidence shows that the plot TO rob St. Adams wa
made In St Catherines and that most OF the raider
slept at st. Johns night two before they dcscendea
on the pretty Vermont town.
was talking to hotel man last week about . COM
~.
and another st Buffalo. MI. Harris He said: 'Ned
Harris had very worthy friend IN his uncs vs'
sister 10 Harrss mother Tho uncle Is Id. Pries shs
New-York lawyer. He csme to this country svsT
young man, but Of . magnificent body and pusis1s
science. aud fought twice In tho ring sind aea
to Washington City and kept ssssblishmen' "
Tenthst south OF the Avenue where no picked ~ eon