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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-04-04
A CoIIiery Explosion in England.

LONDON. April "A colliery explosion
occurred near Cardiff yesterday. Two
men were killed and seventeen others ara
vet entOmhed.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-04-04
MINFoRp 1 co. RALLY.

L. W. Minford & Co. have posted
notification at the Coffee Exchange an
nouncing that they are ready to pay all
obligations in full at once. They only
suspended few days ago on account of
the heavy break in prices OF coffee.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-04-04
The French to Enter China.

PARIS. April 3.-It is semi-of5cially
stated that the French will enter China
and collect an indemnity from the Canton
native customs.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-04-04

PROVIDENCE, r. l., April 3.-The COM
plete vote for Gov. Bourne Republican !,
Is 15,9OS, and for eegar Democrat, 0.508,
scattering Is.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-04-04
A DEPOT BURNED.

CHARLOTTE, N. c., April 3.-Last night
the freight and passenger depots at Rock
Hill, S. c., were burned. it is supposed, by
incendaries. With the depots, a cotton
platform containing 100 bales of cotton,
the Western Union telegraph office. a car
load of lumber and carload of guano
were destroyed. The cotton belonged to
}. NJ. Ivy. The total loss is $4,000. 1t is
fully insured
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-04-04

LONDON'S GREAT FIRE.
Only the Favorable Direction of th
Wind Saves St PauI,s CatbadraI

Only the Favorable Direction of the
Wind Saves st. PauI's Cathedral.
LONDON, April 3.-The fire yesterday
originated in the printing house of Pardon
" Sons, LovelPs Court, Paternoster Row.
From there it quickly extended to the fa-
nous old "Dolly's' chop house. This,
together with the house of Faudel, Phil
lips q Sons, importers of toys and fancy
goods of all kinds, in Newgate street. the
large bookbindery of Smith Bros, in Ivy
lane, and the music publishing house Of
b. Williams, in PaternOster Row, were
completely destroyed. The damage is as
great as that caused by the Wood street
fire. The favorable direction of the wind
saved st. PauPs Cathedral Overhead
the wires were bent double by the intense
heat.
The losses by the fire were covered bv
an insurance Of .2jO. 900.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-04-04
9 Forsyth. R. J. Powell Of Barnesville. j H.

OF forsyth, K. J. Powell of BarnesviIle 7 II
R4aGK R4 * OF Amerlcus, H. II. Carey Of LaGrange,
b. Jones OF WaynesborO. r. W. Anderson
OF haWklnsyille, NJ. j. Hatcher and Jere
Hollis, OF Macon, met in the rooms over Har-
deman & Gibson's warehouse yesterday morn
lng, pursuant to invitation adopted by the So
clety IN Savannah. They were met by the
clllzens' committee from Macon. composed Of
Messrs. Emory Winship, W. r. Singleton,
Nathan Solomon and Jos. Dannenburg. This
committee reported that they had canvassed
the city, and presented subscription lists with
amounts subscribed. aggregating $4,000, the
bonus asked for by the society. The COM
mittee then proceeded to organize. Mr.. Mar
shall j. Hatcher was made General
Superintendent, with Mr.. Jere Hollis as as
sistant. The premium list was then taken up
and the organization of the departments be-
gan, resulting in the following selection of
superintendents: First department horses
mules and jacks, J. H. Black, and J. o Wad-
dell assistant; second department, cattle,
sheep and swine. W, b. Jones. third dapart
ment. poultry and bees, 5. NJ II Bvrd. f6urfb
department, field crops, J. L. Fleming: fifth
department. horticulture. orchard, etc. j. C.
McCaIli slNth department, home industry. r.
W ANDERSON; seventh department. ornamen-
tal neeQie-WOrk,' IL. ii. Carey; eighth depart-
ment, fine arts, II J. Powell: ninth depart-
!ll ment' tools and implements, E. Heyser;
LehtI department. manufactures. j. d.
Boyd; eleventh department.. machinery
A. r. Rahn' twelfth department. mer--
chants display, j. II. Fannin: thir-
teenth department, races, Pierce Horne
should open October %. The premium list
was taken up by departments, seriatim
Horses Of all work was the first item, and the
premiums are as follows: Best stallion, three
years old and over, $50 and SIS. Best sucking
colt, $40. Best brood mare, with colt, $40 and
$40. Best thI ee-year- old mare and over S2O
and $40 Best yearling colt, SO and So. Road
sters-Best stallion, three years old and over
SO and Sl0- Best mare, $25 and $40. Thor
Oughbreds-Best stallion, three years old and
over, $50 and Sl5. Best sucking colt, $40 aud
50. Best brood mare and sucking colt $50
and SO. Best mare, three years Old and
over, $40 and IS. Best yearing colt one to
two years old. $40 and S.. Premiums also Of
fered for trained horses, jacks and jennets
and mules. For Jerseys a premium of 500
IS offered for the best herd to consist of AT
least one bull and three cows and two calves:
$40 for the best bull three years old and over:
70 best bull two years old and under; $50 for
the best COW, and S25 for the best heifer Pre-
mlums are also offered for Ayrshires. Devous
and other breeds, and also for all kinds of
cattle, sheep and swine. The committee ad-
journed before completing the list 1t will
be finished to-day
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-04-04
GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
THE NEWS OF THE TWO STATES
TOLD IN PARAGRAPHS.

The Executive Committee of the State
Agricultural Society Hold an Import
ant Meeting at Macon, and Name Octo-
Der p as the Opening Day of the Fair
other Important News.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-13
Court without hail. Mrs Nathan and her sister arc
known as the Elmore Sisters"
BROOKLYN.

Mss Caroline Tcix, ngc twcnty.hvc, Of No III
Stnpg-st, was found yesterday afternoon N va.
cant lot In Maspch-nvc.. suffering from doso oi
Paris green. which abe had taken with Pnicidnl ~
tent a few hours before. She Waa removed 10 ~
tuthcrinc'a Hospital,
Nisa Margaret smith, who wa, known ny tho
fouhtiuucl of "lalpN Maggie WHOM in tho NAlN0.
ton Army, which aho left Homc mouths ago, Wh'
hcfoio Justice Walsh yesterday for wrainK u
watch from Nmccnfo CHcicintna In hA bhtbot
shop at Ma, 81 nllnrN-et., on saturday
II IN proposed Ia mnkon direct street car Connec,
ton between the GrccnpOnt port oi the CIV ana
Prospect Park hV n branch from the ear line now III
Lcennd No-traudAVos., To rn In Gwinnott ana Loi-
inner sia., Van Colt, Manhattan aud Moscroe aves"
frankliu-st. aud GrccupOmt-ave. from inc nam
line to the ferry running to Twenty hird.st, New
York. The prOport y-OWucrs ON the line al the eN-
tension have consented TO the building of the road
A confcrci c, upon the subect of public farm
ers' market was held yesterday by MAYOR Low,
city Works Commissioner flceman and John j.
O'Iionncll of the Jamaica IL. H. NtHddrd who ~
Interested in giving the farmers of Long Island
adequate accommodation IN the city. The question
of establishing the proposed mar ket IN the " ana
bout will be further considered by the city Oh
icials
Mayor Low has carefully examined the work
done on the Brooklyn Elevated Railroad ana indS
that the rcOrQanIzcd company is making good
progress with the work. and he believes the asser-
tons of the officers that unless legal obstacles m
tcrycnc the road will b. IN operation from the
bridge to Lcxing tOn-ave. and Broadway by Decent
Der /. He thinks, however. that one road VIII only
partially solve the rapid transit prOblemi Tor BIoOA
len
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-13
vARInrs NEW.IERsEY TOMNs.

EiItn. ru.-Ahout srvcnty-liyo complaints have
been mado by the Liquor Dealers Association Tor
violation of sunday laws. Among those complained
of otn proccrs. larhcrs ucWsdcalcrs and livery
stable kccpcrs. Warrants of arrest were issued
YESTERDAY. only one liquor seller was complained
Of
U,nRrsov. In the Council meeting yesterday
Plus Roman catholic parish calling upon the
Council IN cuiorr" the laws. hlui,l the IoN Rl"R-
potos cuart am ordluaucr against selling to MINORS
and raise thc license 10 500.
u.n.tr>.. A letter from the United Butchers
Protective Association we presented to the Com
mon Council Yesterday. stating ihot % t''tlhio dt
,... vn. pr..,ulcut among castle iu the W'~t hud
ih,t rn ptcrnut ols were taken there oprrvcu the
.ai ,htcru and salc oi Infected cattle The loticr
iufat.d that the Chicago dressed beet soid lu tIlH
,,rl.rt mirht bc Interested and requested thut such
bccf hc officially examined. Ih' mattor wns Rotor
rru 10 tu5 inAsi,tau II'prr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-13

TirH me NfHrrr IfiNVn'
Uipnocratcs the Greek phv,ici'u was great
on tue subject of diet sud yonul t'u. On' day Doe met
-Ocra'cs. who SAID:
'Oh. II pyo.raic.. 'hc. t,I mr that you aro W at
cac by thc Arh1 Hans irt sharp Are On s' things
trucr
"Ihrv re- true" siid iIrp'cfato7
''I ru I'm the uam a. tine gOis rhr u- 20 nrccfc ON th'
sulrc :" go tnu d ~1crtt's
Health" replied Hp1ocig.c1. "clu only be pro
eerNcd by aduc obs ryancc Of nltur = laws These p.c
ia. Ut-t ihln.a i,h SHOULD .u41t to child our
cIidr,n IA ult br TAUGHT not 10 eat animal fool asst
uulu, cXcitcs Ia ouc system; mot 10 eat * cs3
iy.ty a. vcgriab because Of tn bal C"t uuou the
kidneys; not 90 anything light ab nat the waist; 10
lut ne cNrr, day IA &c hours att the noon meal aud
three before the tVcuuH; not tO dunk anything but
wat.r, nnd thai uch'r eco II nor wurn they should ho
uuphi to wu'ch their own s'mptou7 aud when the
tr.pirnti 1903 aud citruatIou become All uiually "
ain ruth In truth" interrupted so rat ~ You epe1k
that which IA r.usnuulp Our hiGrru should be- "a Rlt
NH these thing an then Il they ddTt die bcf1ro they
" r. fouitc The, wuu before they were o1tteen nud
"A half Nuuts rhcilth, 5ocfnics lhukhnW' Ana n bo
Inc now about mlfni h the Great lrt srrkcr rolled ~
ina itst urut after Ma regular welsh rrrbi ami nnce
pie. - ,., ,.,,. - d.,
m ny,tnac of hrlur, NhDh hr took to uutt the nerves
of thr Ahculin pc pie. On Ina drathbe he aud ~ hla
ds.prs WHO stood weep ng nNuut him "l owe my long
un 10 icgulir rarchit and nrolcct of hygiene"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-13
InNG I.LANn

Lose I.iASp CllY..ih body Of the man ~ ho
WAS killed % the kcmuu-INc. crossing ON Monday
evening Yesterday was identified as tlVt o.
William Barton, age WAtN-hNc. ol Irccupoht.
NrEul,D- The ,iNtccuih annual camp-mcctug
of thc Camp-mcrtiug Association was opened ycstci-
duv aud WIN continue ten days. Tie meeting
opened with the SUNDAY school anniversary and an
addIc,, by the Rev. ;. A. Sands OF BtooHlNn
Coon GaoUsp.-Ihcrc was an enjoyable enter
taiuuIcut on Monday evening at the country house
of John Jasper superintendent NcW-lork city
schools Professor William JeIlile made some
happy coneratu.atory r'mark5, which were rc-
spoudrd to by Mr. Jasper in his brief and pungcaut
style.
IncKsvuGE-Thc Committee Of Arrangements Of
the lalr and festival he'd on July 81 for the h'ue-
fir of the Rev Mr. Williams, of the Methodist
Church deny the published statement that beer
was sold under ii, management The cxpl anation
hons IN Which the fair was held at the timc The
fair was in progress. bat by persons IN no way ill.,
tcrc,tcd in the ic tyaI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-13
WHAT'S GOING ON TODAY

rnfIhcr h NTng ~ VOmmN-lOIOfH IN NNInrINnTtF
case,
Meeting ~ Clearing House Auociltlor.
Regut u of Ct-rl get NdchiH, LlrOhmuut
Auction sale uf pcluo cAtate NJ. Ill IfohlWhy'
noon.
Meeting IT the Dock Commis, oners.
Republican mi---mceline, Athena in' ir'"RNh'
Il. ,
II strius. go,
Blanc and Logan ratification meet ng, Town Hail.
Flushing /. l., p. IN. ~, -
Retail Groco 5 Union picnic, Wash gon Park even
ing - q, ,-. q
p. -,o
Harlem Association Of odd Fcl0ws'eXcaraion TO Goa
Metropolitan -vr.inia baseball match, Metropolitan
Park. -. >, .. Mt,
YorkPhilid lphIa League baseball contest Polo
Eo1Td Of Army En- .incc-s and Ordnance Officers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-13
NEWS FROM IHE SUBURBS.
FOnED IN AN ATTEMPT TO ROB A Hot

FOILED IN AN ATTEMPT TO ROB A HOUSE
Considerable excitement was caused III 10
boken Yesterday by sharp chase after two thieves
yvho had broken INTO n brOwustonc house, No. II
Ninth.st. owned bv Professor Wall, of stevens
institute. The house is unoccupied the family
being IN the country. The thieves were discovered .,
by Henry koop, private watchman W no ia"I
immpcd over the fence and ran in different dliec-
ions. Koop speedily caught one of them, bul thf f
other led the policemen a lively chase for several
Liocts a crowd of about 500 men and boys Joining
in the pursuit. The prisoners gave their names as
Paul Weber and Paul Werner and SAID that tlley
had arrived i'm this country from Germany SIX
weeks AGO Their pockets were filled with silver
ware and icwelry stolen from the house.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-13
Jersey CITY.

Emma KeIfcr. age twcnty-ouc, and her sister
Tennie age eighteen. were aTragncd IN the second
district police court yesterday charged with steal
ing S6s from Edward lischoh he young woman
said that they saw the money in Blschoh room
md were unable to resist the temptation OF tax
ing il.
Tho vonng woman who attempted 10 jump into
the river from n DeshrosscSst ferry boat stated IN
the poce court Yesterday that she had played IN
Wallack's Theatre under the name of Nellie BEL
mont Her real name Is Selma Wntona and she liVes
at 40 Wacs-aye. Being depressed she trlcd 10
drnMn hoTself.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-13
HUSBAND AND WIFE WITH KNIVES.

Auglstm Revcls. a bright mulntto. from the West
Indies a cigarnakcr, lives at No. 800 Mubcrry-st.
with his white VIII. While they were at supper
tainted Augustiu with hs negro blood
The man became 50 cnrnpcd that he snatchod up n
table knife and assaulted he wife slnsliiug her
wrist and side aud uhctng serious iuiurirs JLe
woman screamed several times and aroused lLe
entire ncghhOih0Od then grabbed "A knife and In
turn seriously cut Augustin In the face and nrcl
The cries of the injured pair attracted the doorman
at Police llcpdquhftcfs, aud ho rushed ncross the
street and when lac rcnchcd the room Aurustt,
was LAYING ON the foorln n pool Of blood. whlr
Jennie was trying tO staunch the flow nf blood
from her wounds 10y applications of cold wnicr
Tho pnir were taken 10 the station house wh,f,
they were held for Asault An ambulance was sum
monod from S. Nncents Hospital aud the sur
geun dressed their wounds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-13
The Cheapest and the Best.
PURE and WHOLESOME.
MARTIN KALDFLEISCH'S SONS,
NEW YORK

BAKING POWDER
"MEssRs MARTIN KALBFLEGSCHS sons.
GENTLEMEN.
Myoximnatipno ~ your wheat Powder" 90 fc0ps
expected value tntt FROM q SANITARY fpINf OF VIEW
1t certainly r,Ht0rst0 the bread the r0as ami Magnesis
salts which tho milling removes nom hll sole nuur and
II avoids comp cy the chance Of disaster which attends ta
Of small doara of Rochelle -Htl such a. all the
tprtaric acid compounds into the We IA tho nes1
fund times much Potassium -ia lao sodium.
II evident that the waste ~ The ttauosl4 supplied nom Y0ur
preparation 10 be from those pfurat ons NhCh
cont ain ouY sodium anu calcium Cnup'uHi' h'aWn' ms
acid There s danger 81 sru' up an alhalnt
roni The with dlCnlcic plotu tn In fct 10
appears mo ti4 YOU hyea strong lulgnd rom
tho phys cl sl and this conviction htt gown On me
the moro have examined tho case Hiyurl ......
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-13
INSURANCE NEWS AND INCIDENTS.

The Fidelity and Casualty Company of New
York has lately increased its deposit at Albany by
an additional 100000. The deposit rs win me
Superintendent of Insurance and for the protection
of policvholdcrs.
BUSINESS with the fire assurances Office Is remark
ably depressed. Local underwriters say there mas
not been an equally dull epoch for years. Inc ne
Offices are busy and although some OF them are MOI
writing quite as many new risks as Iast year, all
anticipate good autumn business ,
THE TWBUNE recently directed attention 10 tue
difference of sentiment among life underwriters IN
regard to the warranty claim i'll life insurance
policies mentioning that while some companies III
clned toward liberal and incontcStable contracts,
others insisted on the absolute warranty OF every
statement The Insurance Monitor. taking up me
same subject saws: " risk can be more ChcaplV IN
sured If the representations warTanties. class
of thousand will cost less TO carry II every ihemne
is known TO he sound at the start But the rates
are adequate to insure the class If the answers
are intelligent and made in good faith The puhllc
demand is for the latter and it looks as though Inc
Offices must sooner or later comply. Ihe lmpossl-
bIity of obtaining far jury trial compels the com,
panIcs TO adhere more closely than thcy Wouiu
otherwise do to the system of warTanties.'
Some statistics lately COmpled III the interest oi
the fire insurance companies show that the annual
fire losses throughout the United States by lamp
accidents and XposonSaggregate nearly TWO NH
ions of dollars. As rule the losses by months
vary with The length of the days at the different
seasons The greatest number of lamp explosions
I'm tina State of New-York, but more lamp and
lantern accidents aside from explosions oCCnr IN
Massachusetts than in any other state. ] lac an
nual insurance losses by fires from these sources Is
approximately one and one-quartcr millions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-13
All Han SHOOTS MS nRorIER All YrLr
LOOKING ron A MISSING SISTER

Emma fyof the nufgcmad who disappeared
FROM the Pleasant View House IN the Catakl last
Thursday had not returned. Ilof brother, Alfred,
clrih at No, 500 broadway said tOa lWDUkb Ios
porter yceOidAyl
went To Tanner Hvilr Let taiutday, and with twelve
pen hthfrhta the woods Tor thfer uhea around Tho
tete believe that NY alsloF hos wondered on aud IA
iusl ~ 700 woudH hhr hba beth sick lot days bn
fuie fbp disappeared, Mia, ilesoh fur whom alto
Mpiaed said 81 size wGuld telegraph h. Dome no ani
tste hef Ia MY h0iht, but IuinA taid that she would
!hlstt 30 y Los al han make my Wlir AID me carr
'ei net ny vile he's been ~ Ieen city hospitals lool
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-13
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

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sinn . NHlietGut HotNc EA ~ ahvt Henry smith, or
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-13

Sr,prrov.-Jhc Ncw-Yors state Council of the
limited Order of American Mechanics met ycster-
elected officers.
The staten Island Rapid Transit Railway Com
panv opened IT, new road along the east shore on
HuI,I,t T. Since then one train ddv hGG been rim
IN conform to tac conditions of the charter. ON
FRIDAY The trim. will all run from TottHyllc TO
Nrw-Brightou INST ai of stopping az Clifton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-13
OPPOSED TO THE METRIC SYSTEM.

An omen letter has been addressed 10 President
Arthur by the Ncw-Yoyk and Ncw-Jcysoy branch of
the international Institute for Preserving and Per
fcctug Anglo-SaNon Weights and Measures. The
institute is opposed 10 the adoption of the Metric
system in this country. 1t contends that lis adop-
ton VIII be an arbitrary measure that the system is
cumbersome and uutrlstwOIthy, and cannot I've
adopted without great expense and inconvenience.
and that manufacturing establishments which
have tired il and the American Society Of Mechanical
Engineers have pronounced against t. In the APP
pointmcnt of delegates TO the international coavcil-
ton which meets in Washington in October the In
stitute asks that the conservative Anglo-SaNOu side
of the subjects involved be considered. and il urges
the appointment of at least one delegate who Is an
advocate of Ango-SaXOn neurology, and that no
one absolutely committed to any foreign system
be on the nitcd states delegation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-13
INSTRUMENTATION CnrNrY.

SyG SfNG.--Ihc temperance day exercise at the
caiIp-ul .cting were Of an interesting character,
under the direction Of tie No"-lo,k Conference
Temperance Society. \ sermon WAS preached by
the Rev T. :. Wilson. and addresses were d.'i;-
cred by the Rev. stephen Merritt aud Dr. j. p.
NrVmdu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-13
NEW ARK.

Tho Inspectors Of the Board Of Health hogan a
house 10 house inspection of the city yesterday.
Edward Driscoll of Ncw-York, was arrested yes
tordav on complaint Of Or. II. &. lIrrold to whom
hc had sold u lot of brussels carpets on Monday
for Tlj policeman who was sent to New, YORK
to investigate the ease reported thal DflScol was
all right aud he was released
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-13


THE QUEENS LIEUTENANT kEPENIANi l.
Lieutenant John Tyler Campbell ct Ter NAV.
csty' 9th Regiment, who represent huH''i ~ "'1
u eon of Judge Campbell, of Ediheutgh, "oNrrn
rcpcutnnt Yesterday M he sat ON hcncn w I'm uI
Garden rejecting upon hts iirpt tNrrficVo, W.
"Gothnma elephant Having ohtHincd hn uu ,,n
from the ntcamshp Anchota, he rrcs,ntou u n' ,L
respectable appearance than when no Na""'tttt III
into Castle Carbon ON Monday hllcrln"l al
clothes then did not ht HIM., lis own pU,nn11 haI
anil had hccn exchanged fer ono wy h n"I
u,evionslv hunu in n liaXtcr-SL Wouu" lou"
riothing place The trousers mRhl, NV
hrcn called brooches for they scarcely foaVnou ~,
low the knees and his coat might mayo ln"ioo "
nr"nr,otci,y hccn worn rs ncckie lilo IN Peli''!-
H. saatisGe3 thot Ncw-York is a bad place ana lie ~
aInv1ons IN get away e. Oregon, Whilhcr ne was
honnd ON n hunting expedition when MS new,
fnnnd friends filled him with dTugged liquors ana
robbed him of his money, watch ana clotmhg ,
Yesterday he cast aside his badly hitting SUIT ana
nut on one of his hunting suits Then he was
shaved aud remarked at the time: llli was nm
camp, | would ave two privates hand ma sergeant
TO odd my cups hand shave me; but tins viii do
this time" He looked less like tramp after neing
shaved He sat on a bench and ate ravcnousiy OF
dry bread and milk furnished him by Murray ~
Nugent the restaurant keepers at Castle Garden
He came here in the cabin but seemed TO appreciate
Storage fare. as he had been nearly three days
without any other rood than brandy and cham
pague. lie expects some money to-day ana VIII
then d" 60 West " and spend the remainder OF his
furlOugh III hunting.