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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-14

The homng pigeons Of {. y. II. Bright.
Rrd,eport Conn that wcrt 1pwnin competition early IN
the season with those Of T.. o. Damon, N"rthimpuon'
Ms were uberited IN Greensboro, y. G., Yesterday
morning tor the journey for reco from 500 miles ihe
Northampton birds liberated IN Lyfhhure Va, Tor
the corresponding Journey, over FORTNIGHT ago. bat
were eau 1T il nm ard only one returned. The best
rc,d tr,u TIE distance was made 10 the ia non Lott
wear eo and aIthou-n vithr the nit ~ Inc da OF
the start the returns within nearly four hours ~
the opening OF tue basket The last 10 rncr ~" Bmd;
port bird. previous yesterday, wa from Richmond
Va. 33i miles.
iris owned by f. :. Raymond, Fail River Mass, have
been waitin- in ibis city since FRIDAY for favorable
weather in which to ~ home ~ Journey for record
from 49, miles the entry D., OF unframed oD DrIs ana
youngsters.
Tnr rouutcrmatIng fo~ the la.t race ~ The old hlrd
season o This vicinity ami newark 10 ho to-day, hut
f. ul.tpsned tu eleven O'Clock tomnIuV Tee tiIltr 10
ne race vi mime returns 10 tbS srtsous races rom
columbus. ONO, owned hy the Nes-r. Aleu-, Baldwin.
eaneit Gout and llpport, ~ Newark Iussnn ~
Nrv- or. und NaLutc, Van Morse, bpiN rnd l.iau-
shaw of Bruuklyu. IA" ls8inr staun- are to Pee go
Nntionn H. Tor newark and Charleston H., Tor this Vi
cinity tc. about 900 mOs 4 -f.n irun tuc home ecu
ton sn tt tine start hall ue tcreta'r.. iur uri- Will
arrive Al the race rtatlns nm ~da' and Ar given
FRIDAY rest and rrrcshmcnt ancr the long tourney
~ rail The stan Is 60 be ou saturday morning at
O'Clock II the weather ~ favor able aud promises 10
main FOR Cngih ot time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-14
L>JoYuEyr 4uoNG 1HE cIr>FILL>

EIyG>rON. y y. ia y 13.-ThC weather has
i.co.r. de.ltfu. 1.uu r the mountains. n little
TOO co.. n,,i', al wa'E for conf RI and 20, cloud
wound ave been more e..ei5 rut for tls ID, rush
{, Che Cltsi. You'd have been murn greater A. . is
tio o.ie.- are IA filling mo- and tine pl,ls assun-
ING th.r wouicd sc-ue, of br.anr' and ua. Ite copi-
ON, a B, nav. re,l.lrI t- foliage -d aI the dust
Ip, tram, AMI boat, were oi,o.ed VITA iuc1mil.
tors yesterday, aud TINS ",' prom see % oc prnoi o..
great a,..vIt, and LIE throughout the ran-e.
There air now twenty trans on th" Ulster 9ld Della
ware uin~ schedule the stony GLOVE Railway.
and ,hrte op tine Little CatsAih Mount ain Road. ncsry
al o. which ran daily o the mountains rho Vest shore
Eaoai il carrying much greater fnoerof passengers
t.qu last season, and running with exceptional ie-u-
lie prV Grand Hotel ~ summit Mountain ,ccus 90
he receiving large share of patronage under ~
manager It's best I0Dhz we're al taken some days
The Graad Hoc Ne,rs is tie little Of new paper issued
tbpr. tor the r.t time Yesterday. r. go..lpy little
sIrct. iuc uII 4ppttr weekly during the season
Cofs IN. NoutlB .s'uhy A.,3"ttiou. mean ...Iiie.'.
hrsiuuug on Au-u-t ~. lac Rev. b. l.. %. A.ng. 81
Yu kcI., been "h rn preside ll "i Ihc society.
Homer Htnslcu ~ Newhnrs -p-hlug tine season at
The Irlmprr II lsc.
AMI pIua1ri pha ave 1T the err nj for Inr and August
hcr,ruinz uuusuals brilliant, gre many person. Of
not. rd % hiou i' DIV there" AMI the books show
many other distinguished engagements The arrivals tor
tai. wcoK VIII be- ve.y large.
f,v.rffc place fof prof ssiCud ueI. number If old
patrons are ALREADY ih"le.
Tro'es.ut Aeauouic has brought class OF his
r,u...a pupiI- to cine ~lawauluLk Mountains. near
tI..,il, .r nr opened nuirr singing .rhnpl on
me, Pea, i4oI. ave made FOR bplrlug some Hf', or
more pupil. grand con ort Is promised at The close.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-14
"SIGUED" ~ LONDDN

n ia settled that Sikurd shall loo produced
AT tn,out Gaidcn ON thui-si Jry ~ 1his opera had
GREAT success n Btussols, wloic II VA brought nut
ia,i winter The p,nnpu.pt Uoiot, who 80 itcuph.
man Ia Rihuthpoaite thct 81 the otaud Opofa ~
Paris "A member ~ the Academic. hud dlsiihK uished
rtttrt an musical ruhirVta. - hRR produced motN
works nf which hs nthtutlua and haloR Ro h,s known
II Was hls opera, 10 ttAtno,' Wilton procured him ts
ho,nr of inc Academic 4. stated last NesA, Madainu
Aban Ia to create the PAT ~ Nunhilie, AMI MnhHouf
Juutd.n ~ BfuHsol,, Whose services nave leon Hpu
rall, retained viii mako hin mot appearance M lila
country Ia hiA original Urnun rulu ~ hEuid fuisch
Mad, be leAlke aud brN0, I'd will ALSO APPEAR ~ the
OprFa which h. thus taaurd most favorable rendering,
TIE ibfotO treats ~ The NhuluugChrd bat ~ place
The AcI'os of operas by which wagner hh luHliAlrd
The Legend kryrr has CuultUAsri The alo INTO enc
The music said Ia br OF TIC advanced school, but
as there sustained and beautiful moludirH the opera
probably destined to prove great FAY urto In Eng
land aA IL was iA belgium.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-14
Mr.. BEEcHER rGIrWG ron UIsDoM

In Plymouth Church yesterday Mr.. Beecher
preached for the last ,ine before hs vacation, winch
vii extend until october Ih' church viii be closed for
repairs until -eptem5er 7. In hs opening prayer Ms
Beecher said:
" Ia preased to bless the President of these United
states ana W wisdom to him ald o those n ma touhc
Ers, The officers Of the Nation, ami te'eH IN" "h'" pee"
nile a. Thou ART IL ding them Ia iuY Providence 10 the
eycr..r of int gneu In their r.It choice Hit lh'l III
-rrr tgem from hi yh restrain nieMpeialc passion
, ny. 10 them that proper tho lght, ca hh~- ana
4a of Judgment shall Leaf 20 tue r-' non OF NIoI
officers ami n agstrates shat 90 before the N"uon Az"
t.acd the WAYS - righteous
In the sermon he SAID ,
" Mon nave spent much time ~ prove bow Chrlst was
dir,,p II lsamatter o, trans eulcnt Importance ph IL
a. mon, important to know that lie was So IMAM to Sho"
how he WA the - vine Nau, 90 ~ more lmpoiulil ="
know the content, Of God. the matcs ana houuds OF III
limit Every man thinks must nr an ~ l"s'' III
,,. ,fos,nr, ~ cod aud say. by eouchug | cannot
ina Tim out lie must see the wisdom or the declare
tnn fo the old Prophet: Il am tht I am.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-14
r,E EDMBChGH FIflSIRY ENHiBirl0N

Tho Forestry Exhibition, "n the gtonhd' 81 I'"au
anu, Ii,.,,tal Edinburgh which IL to bee opened this
week. hy Lord Latham ought 10 be a suc'ess There
are nearly sN hundred private eNhhtor- ANA more
than hfl different GoNeinmen.s nave seni eNnl1, nv
le,. "A fortnight to come. The Queen has sent spec-
mon, of oak boech aud ash, hOm somc ol the oldest
tron. in . nds1r Great Park dso a model ot her
,,,s chalet IA Iiallnchluc lnie-t The Duke oi Con
uanpht. contributions include suerimens oi slNel w,
aud of spanish chestnut ut ungshot l'nfh men WI
tI'L h,...,ni gnc collection ftum Dilmmohd
Casto which ha, long boon famous for It' tree ana
Il. I,r,lona Ouc mtore-tinE one" ~ MNi"us
H.. tu,.a ntth miniature builliugs aud hods OF
~ A., ,i,,l tone 4. ptesentatuu HAN VIII ho dmht
~. ,,.J Win intonao ntotost ~ hs legion OF ad
,,,,,,,. ,n,tb oi the Tweed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-14
ErILER> SPLcTIcULIR PROGRAMME

One of Butlcr's compatr riots in the effort to
form tho Domocr4tt party who has iuI reluIn'd iom
the thica % convention, stated yesterday o lkb NJ
,sp,rier tn, the Generals next movement Noud be on
,,le that would startle the country. lie says that
Rutlers ultmaum to the Democratic managers viii he
t, they sha form fuspr electoral tickets with he anti
,no,opol al. Ina II uBe, Massachusetts,, West virginia,
ohio indiana and California Butler expects 10y thd
nv, n tnlow the election into The House 81 Repre-
IVES. Where 49, m ght hold th@ balance OF power
I'm any event he would hold the Key Of the situation, I'm
ia in,tiop In.fllcud says that Butler will demand
Tina .uc..siln aul tIat " not gituted he "U continue
nm independent candidate 10 draw 1 the voter H. eau
from both parties
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-14
Aru.K vIrn SENATOR JONES.
wuNr ul 1uNKs ur ClrVrtANp-inL lNmi
UtI1IluN.

NuNr ul 1uNKs ur ClrNItANp-lhL lNutf
QUESTION:.
Senator Jones. ol Nevada, who Wnsnt the Re
iuhh,tn Nuuonal headquarters last week, said 10 lmi
INt itroitcf
u viii .to,c SHOCK to tho country an1 to tho Demo
cratic pat, that the pomocts have pul NJ man io'
ptcsIdrn Nho is purely an llrni who LACKS nh' a7
shown %, HE courso es Governor Of Sow iorh aud whose
nomination delegates to the trat ever, IMAM ct" ahilv IA
tho Democratic patty temttott woil pasted n New
NuiL meet a good many people hrtp iw'ni y" h"l
that hsine ,an carry this state Ito ran carry 1t h
gh,Ouu briu,r he viii earn ~ Nv 100000 Ito viii not
nni, uaiiy Now Aufh, uut ho viii carry otrl Nwihei"
state and break Ia on the south, Ills nomination Wa
Responsive 40 tho voice ut The propic."
How does tue auh phtnk at tue l'rh"'I' > H'I'A'
yout' ,.,..,.,.,,
They We ia favor ul pf'r' l'h ana We 30 lh
faN OF o. Tree trade lhcy hadn't Tue go datn I" say "hr
min on an. othrr The fact that the rh qn''l 'h ~
strong " th ire masses n the people lhr' cav tf.ii
romureufud H. after al. simple lhlhs. ne Ike
hnevrr lives 10 hi~ ''uu ~ an pay rs tx
and hears MS burdens aud Is Ia In 10 prh diu- h I
sefence has INST night 10 al The RED u'h'is "I M
broad aud % sell his products and productions. ne
reduction only 81 the tarlU IhN
saw the money raise from nrln II TAX siN is
not tax 4 all II Is What fhh foreigner pays us l"I b
tradiH this country he present lailu
svertec. 30 per cent let for illustrations MAJ
means nat by paying Sl5o,OOOoOO the foreigners
ar pr uittsd ~IJOOpOODO o goods IN TINS COM
try. when otherwise would be sod Nv nome l :.
Tie Democrats want 10 put the tara do To an average
Of - per cent That wOdld toe To give The ore@nc, Tor
thor 30 uOO. 600 of payment The privilege q" s'.hS
S75OOOp Of goods In this country. 10 yon see VI"
thai w0ulG lead TO IT might make JOY ~ ie o.
abroad bu; il would bring sorrow AMI want TO every
home Anne I1Cd.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-14
TNLIUFUL GLHES.

If0ln NUN LLonIoHl,, . =, 4,
"Unlawful games" said Mr. Justice Hawkins IN
delivering Judgment m the Park Cub ease. ara aco ot
hea arts faro b ,ctt hazard, passage roulette every
game with dice except backgammon and every game
OF cards that /, not game OF mere sAl ana no was
inoIped to add nny other gamo that a mere game
of chAncen Now, matter oi fact ther" "a no suoh
thing "A. "A gaino of cards which u game OF " mere
rliLh Whist H. of course, the nearest approach To
such game but what whist player has not repeatedly
seen tho inferior performers win rubber after rub
Dor az alnst tho beat players Ia London WI the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-14
4 RtcING ,0tFLYr.


decided novelty IN The racing line camo IN NJ, Cam
patucnt near Gihtaltht, iast wock Captain Dalton,
y 4 q offered two pritos for the winners of = uoi-
unp race, tho competitors to be ladies, mounted On
thair owl ponies very large company aa'"mblod to
soa tho sport ana uo lcVot than Hto'u lnloa ohioiod
Tor tho pufrs Tho race WHa run ~ two heals, pnd
was eventually somewhat oaaily by Lady OXFORD,
on her pony " Tho Pink uu' Miaa AdJo being Aooond,
and Mia, Cochran third
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-14
upS WILLIAM RHiNELANDER

From me American .iftH'
His wife, though high tempered "ohltn' nus nay
.u,shle mn Allies and winning ways hho was not
romnlon Irish serNantg Mhos ne ha lvn hu A. s I
hccn ,,ted she IA tho daughter OF u well ~ 10 llsh
farmer rsreyoI good education a convent and has
always been known for her ladylke manners aud good
ssnse she entered the employ OF Mr.. Rhinosndor
,n"thcr as "A seaiustress While hor marriage Ia Mr.,
RSneIandrr capnot be Characterized unhappy one,
IL certainly can be termed most unisrluhA'es
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-14
LiTIyG ~ ms WITS.

THBUNE reporter who climbed the Iark
Place stairs NJ the sixth Avenue Elevated Road SO slowly
tho oter na AT that no m,,d the mdng ht uln bcsan
ny ynv ~ compensation. chat the fat and good Ma
t,r.d ri.h gate tender there. 1hiA wa the result
Hello, rat, heald tho company were gong to turn
yuu un
'"Ibl Fhaa that fur !"
"Iney can hiie Italian for cs7 money. lie eau live
phpauei than unn.'
~" Mat, not 40 SUI. can i've be mo wits, begorra ,
And mo- man can live che per nor that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-14

LITTLE INTEREST SHOWN IN HE NohlNAIlON
CILNELAND-NlSIl1NG BLAINE.
Icy TELEGRAPH 10 IHt TRIBUNE.

IIVELAND-N1SIIING BLAINE.
lBY TELEGRAPH 10 IHt TKfBuNE.l
AUGUSTA, Me-, July 13.-The Maine De-
,nocracy are enthusiastic over their ticket The re-
cepon Of CleNelsnds nomination was marked With
demonstrations IN only few p.ces, aud these proved
feeble outbrss ~ joy Tho evidence thus Far goes to
show that the Chicago ticket falls like wet ankc on
the Maine democracy the Kepub leans are perfectly
satisfied with Coyelmds nomination. IT will be the
means Of rolling mp for MI Blaine larger majority IN
this state than would have been the " other
man would have been selected. The working people who
vote the Democratic tick, a. not take kindly to tevo
land aud hundreds Of them Will 81 vote fUr hlh, bat
will 20 for Hare and he swell his vote.
An old Bonrbon Democrat from reighhorin- to"n
was hero TODAY and no saiuHished his old Democratic
sssurlatrs here by declaring thHi Cleveland was ihe
weakest caHddate biz party could have nominated ana
he would vote fuI him any nav Expressing desire
o. see Nr Blaine. he was driven 10 MAJ Rehlleml'a
house and mtfuduoedto hin lbs chances are tha w'r
the old fes~ votes IA November II Will be the Blaine
Al Ioga ticket
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-14

ft, ,r,ond srrrs nf rtmra between tho isfirru sud
Wr.t.iu t.autr ruua I7 ul'rd, tad tur following Ihr
,,tl .hiN ilt L.tI 500 rIu.1N = thr ltrriu utu iHr
N '-Irrp rHh, Out ut II -aiuc- U'Utt lr t.tt,t.
, li, won s.ycut, Iur fh.HdrI'hlt ru' n lh.
3D.. a. u, u. Inc ttirIn .lUIa tul .u-l ur -tir llth
II Wup The Cc 4o club hu, horu tAc most successful OF
1 H.r Mt-t "a &
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-14
TIE KEGR Is OF SOUTHERN DEMOCRATS
ALL TIE BRAINS Al TIE WRONG END OF HE
IIJKET. SAYS GEORGIA EDITOR.
IRY TELEGRAPH TO THE TKIBrNEJ

TICKET, SAYS A GEORGIA EDITOR.
IRY TELEGRAPH TO THE rHBrNEI
Macon. Ca, July 13.-lhe nomination OF
Grover eveand docs not meet with ready response III
Georgia he lie egraDh ami Messenger the leading Dem
ocratic organ Of the state. says:
The choice the convention was not the real choice
NJ tho ~unt A. the ballots We heue'e, tnTtncr
that bis nlnaton defeat Of the best element 81 tr
party he represents and Is liable 10 renew and per
ieuae the clique AZ Insj which 80 success al war hs
been yasfd But the nomination mas been mad Dl ti
Democratic Convention. FO" tins reason ana
because of the Acknowledged fact thdt 10 l.
nm houe>t man. against whose r&hIc ana
private record no breath OF suspicion has been bo"'
Will MI cleveland receive our iuI support Win nan
dali Thurman. Bayard Field victory for the parry
would nave surety. That II IL now doubtful Il pc-
yond dispute. While regret heartily tbH the parry
Ia. erred ut the supreme moment We Tec1gnAc III
the situation only urgent cause for renewed ana con-
tnucd effort We enter be tght cheerfuV nj WINE We
d. 50 undcr leader who CtnnJ' arouse our chthusi' M
W. srr coasliej with the reflection that In him We can
find no cause tor shame. The nOmn1 alton OF Mr. Hru-
drcks Vice President seous 20 have been acb eyed IA
the hour % repentance which always follows excited tc
tion He undoubtedly adds character aud brains u The
ticket That these desirable eneuts should BE- located
superahundSutiy in the after part Of the combination
VII not fe ar. increase the dignity ~ its appearance
Gun fact that Mr. Hendricks - present viii not
only add sTcng, IA to the Western division Of the ~,
pui attract attention somewhat from tle mead VI the
paTty's ticket
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-14
APATHY IN RIFLE SHOOTING
cRrEpMooR COMPARATIVELY DESERTED


SEEKING 10 AROUSE THE INTrWer on MNRNS'
MrN-Nrrp or Az mrrHNAroNM MATCH
Tho widespread interest In marksmanShip th"t
was manifested u lcE years ago ia th7 county
which eliminated in u series of splendid VICTORIES III
| international contests has lamcntably dlcd away
nnd ths has been, thus far. the dnllost season 10
| Crc,dnoor that has been known Cor years lho
fault II not In the range. which Il III good ordor'
| There is every facility there for shooting 'her' II
good hotel accommodation. thore are hh' c'lhPu'b
grounds for military organizations an" INV
| National Rifle Association has spared no effort,
/ with limited means ut its command To induce "''
interested in craftsmanship to practise at the butts
! Handsome prizes have been offered Tor colnP''r
ton aud the Long Island Railroad Company nave
! h,cn irduced IN make "A reduction of 20 cents IN
the fare for the round trip to and from Creedm"or
! Still the mark mcn do not come forward lheTe
are fewer aspirants for the honors of the buseye
! than formerly. A few years ago there were cr"""S
| in front Of the targets during the shooting season.
There men anxious To try their skill IMAM
could be accommodated Then they could only
shoot at 600 yards distance. Now they can prac-
tisr ut 900 yards. and still they do not come III
such numbers and with such enthusiasm ~ before
one cause of the lack of interest Is the TACT tlat
there il 70 be no international match this year
Men do not feel the same nducement to practse
when there is no great match to prepare for. Men
known as GOOD Shots on being informed that th're
would I've no international match" said Assistant
Secretary William yose of the National Rifle ASSo-
citation. yesterday. have answered Well. there
+. no use of practising then, until next year ms
a great mistake on their part, for constant prac-
tice makes perfect" The International match OF last
year was the return match. mistaken ldea pre-
vailed among many that by the terms OF the matches
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-14
AKENfrcAY ANiAE Sr0RY.

NON shameless. Wa'ir,a ttehcHea
Some time ago a man ~ EdmohHon county,
krntnly Killed "a faltoAnAkn 90 MA Ittlhla'n ou'.hs
IN, body IN two, short on behind the ho'd Annul wv
weeks afierwafd child playing Hnunu' W'" ,,,
HrV al near the hnld whoa Tue shppohfd N v "o,u"t
mem Del made spring, aud hur"d ia "hs Va W.
To-. aud only tho prompt application VI Po"s'' "s
dute, nANod ltH life.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-14

,n Novcubor which viii awaken the leadora TO monc'n
tary realization of their folly Hut u WI bring no p,
maneni rcft nnaiion ~ Demlrfnilr lho,n"' ,,. In
lam will continue 10 dominate tho parry ""h"f''''
nnite OF every warning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-14
.y,yOovpErgyr COy0RgSs

From me IT0p IiUies
lei believed that Congress ever brought It's
rst session a close equally unsatisfactory
ner Democratic aud fal-witedness have
manifested themselves With more than ordinary com
peirness from first 10 last lesson should aud prODa
by will 10 adm IL tia Wrnngd0ing Democracy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-14

.,lo :, 1,.,,,ynlah beiwocn a protective system
Nb,ch fosters and promotes all the Industries OF
Ne Nation eud one which might inuro to the bon
Alt al mn individual,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-14

police therefore. make raid against all clubs where
whist Ia played Tho truth IL, that tho regulations
about gambling illogical and ridiculous, aud tho
sooner they are thoroughly oyofhnulod tho better.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-14

Iu tho American A.-nciltio1 the Louisville clu'
lc4,, vita MetroIon1n and Columbus cus '"d i'r
.-,nul place Each club has the same uumhrr or
We ore. Int the nuc from LOUSY He as os! only iohi
ieen ,aIics while the Mrj"po ''an ans toNauhoS i,'@
have been trfra'cI sryrui"cp tl'0't each The Metro
Al. and Brook vu clp. VIII meet for thc first time
~ NnnN.lr Tho r.rnIA ~ % DO Is IS follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-14

u,MIvG PIGEON FLIGHTS.

Games ~ base ha were p'4yci yestefil, Is follows
H. -. Louis. Lou, II, iIOnkFn .
Ia Observation-Disclosures 9. BalumWe2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-14

A merchant traveller at dinner requested the
waiter bring him n piece Of beef and when II
came IL wac rare indeed. " Waiter Z" be remarked,
W,rlngly as he looked AZ the uboOne dish Yes sah
respOudrd the darkey Tale tis beef out please, aid
KILT" The waiter crawled into napkin ring and dis
Appeared Merchant Traveller.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-14
RACERS AND cROISERS.
Nom run Lenioni

Matches for cruisers have, ! ain told, become tho
fashion. Hut NJ present no ono sooinA Ia know
what IL nf what IL not cfuaur Ono day one htaiA
al nnrh "A race beng won by y ianuta twenty tonnci
of @ iAnn of two ago, on another oi crack yawl
of bal IA roasnn past scoring hpuors hioh u state ~
affair. can have but result aud that Ia pfoosta,
n orul,er races are encouraged, one day u dying
cruiser will he built, with IRON ballast aud all the root
OF Il IN fact i am told that Quo cruiser al pres
ent racing faAt enough 10 beat many racers aud that
one II n0t Two, If ast years forty tonnofs intend call
ing thensoNes cruisers later on. Would IL not be bet
ter either 10 abolish the term oriser" OF u impose
penalties on winners. since " duheT" races must DO
Intended TO enable each craft u win prize IN turn
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-01-17

How de~ lcns lcaee an : while for
them good old dszs Them daEs When
there VI. moro fun in 30 cents than there
Is nov 10 seven dollars and halt Them
dare ~hsa . man married lts pousds of
woman aud lsss than nine pounds. (awl
told. Of anything elss. How dsv long
for them old dsss whsn sducaAhun hon.
sisted 10 what man did veil. Them dszs
when detins werc A. sustsre a. horss red
dish; ministers preached 10 mems soles
instead Of their pockets Them dAxe when
polytyks vas the exceptions and and not
the ruls Them daxs whom lap dsgs and
wet nurses want known. and when brown
bred and baked goose made good diansr.
Them dass when man who want bizsy
wss watched. and when women spun only
that Kind Of ysrn that was good for the
darning Of stockings. How do long for
them good old daxs whom now and then
gal baby was called Jurusha. and q boy
wouldn'd split II he was named Jsrrymisr.
and ys who have tried the fsther and fass
OF life. who have had the Goldfish Of wealth
without sense stuck under your nose. cum
beneath this tree and long 70 ran hour with
US for them good old dazs whom mon were
ashamed tew be fools, and wimmin were
afraid to be hirts.