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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-30
THE CASE or COLONEL T4CGHN

10 the Edit0r Of The TrtbUhe.
SIR Your Cleveland correspondent Is en-
trely II in the paragraph printed ID IHE TRIBUNE
yesterday al egng that Colonel VAUGHN sent to the
ininary the refusal Of his daughter the vie Of
p.o-perous Eucid-ayc attorney" to maze provision Tor
his support COlone Vaughn has for many years bee.
teudely cared for by his daug ter and she Is now ahO
utey peuuilcss, and her husbn Is not only entirely
VIZ ont means. but incapacitat by mai and phys
lea dl-esee rom earning lNeihOOd IN.
CleCti0td, Ohi0 August 2s. lSsL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-30

HARRIsBURG. Aug. 29.-Gcneral 3. I. Butler
arrived mis- m1ruia his way Wllm-'s Grove,
where le spoke This eruoou. H. vas engaged during
th. emit morning i receiving the citizens 40 the Uni ed
states Hote. The crowd there very large A two
o'clock bee wa, escorted 10 the grand stand a. the grove
by a large number o, people, lcullng band OF music
and squad OBJ. t'y policemen A. Dee 4rcendea the steps
10 h platform b. loudly cheered lie spoke Tor hity
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ESCAPING From A TENEMENT HOUSE

A fire broke out shortly after midnight in tho
threestory frame building No. - Raymond-sf, neae
Myrtle-ave, Brooklyn II was tenement house occur
pied by twenty-five persons who were hurredly arouseA
from their slumbers and escaped with little clothing into
the street Pierce Heating and his Daniel were over
come by the smoke aud rescued by Assistants
Engineer Farley, and taken TO the City Hospital Ihs
building entirely consumed. and the adjoining house
was partly burned The loss 20 the proprietor, james
Ryan, is about $1,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-30

TRmvNF OFFICE, August 31-l a. m.-The movement
ottIe barometer yesterday wa downward Inc weather
was FAR ana rainy The rlmfA. amounted io lib
iucLc- The Temperature ranged between 69o and 10,
the y rage (72l being IS higher than on the CORE
spending DAY last year and b higher than on thursday
Fair weather, with stationary temperature my
be- expected tOdly in this city and yciulJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-30

srnnd and tendency and what they inslnuate' ~
va tmnly that they convey tho impression thal Wv
,Ster IL not entirely sympathy with General hat S
IN his crusade for reform II President MSoiStN 't
Ne a. we shall cheerfully pay the SloO,Ouo oao
ronose 10 have Chit hold over us with any SlV'oV'
ff,.V
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-30

VIA The speakers ex-senator Edmund L Pitts, ot
Orleans County. and John g. Upton Of Battle Creek,
Mich. Notwithstanding the rainy weather the Opera
House filled to Overlooking with voters ~ all classes
who heard the issues OF tie campaign fairly discussed
Prior 10 the meeting there large orchght parade
OF Knights in handsome uuformA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-30
IyDTcrNEyrs FOX P0LYG4uK.

PREscOrT, Ariz, Aug. 29.-The United States
Grand Jury hes fuun f,e,cn indictments for poygamy.
the FIRST ever found Aroma The JrmJus aid Cen
tiles arr Greatly excited
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TRYING TO HANG HIMSELF IN A CELL.

James Williams, labOrer, age thirty-six, Of
No 1886 East Thrtysixth-s, arrested for utOxica-
Won last night, and was locked mp In the Tweniy-hrst
foice Station, at No 100 East Thrtyffthst He tried
hans himself IN his cell VITA silk cord tHit he used
ksyed w.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-30
BOURBON METHODS IN NORTH CAROLINA.

BOURBON METHODS IN NORTH CAROLINA.
ARMED DEMOCRATS THREATEN THE REPUBLICAN,
CANDIDATE FOR GOyERNOR-NoT FRIGHTENED
BY THEIR THREATS
lBY TELEGRlf TO TIE TRBUNEl
GREENSBORO, y. c., Aug. pa disturbance
took place during the discuss Salisbury yesterday
between General Scales dDeml and Dr. York Rep), can
ddates for Governor. General Scales met Ivy about
$50 horsemcn, who acted an escort and remained
mounted riding amid the crowd II soon became evident
that trouble brewing. General scales made the
opening speech uninterrupted DR.. York replied in an
able manner. During his speech a fight occurred IN
street by causing much excitement In. his re-
jonder General Scales made appeal to the preudees
OF the people and boosted Of wounds received in the Con
federae cause DR.. York retorted that he had heard
that probably the wound received 10
the back the LEG. This caused Wild excitement during
which General scales SAID that IL Dr. York did not give
his authority he a IIar and coward several Demo
Gratis crowded the stand exhibiting pistols nhl
shouting: with him" For some time the excite
ment was intense. Banners with Cleyeands picture
were shaken around Dr. York ana hi face. AL nls
efforts proceed made useless by wells DE- norA
exhibited GOODNESS and denounced the proceengS
premeditated and HIS disurhers assasi sins az her
but too cOWaIdy to Kill him. There was no soOdsheu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-30
rouGaKErr-lE YOUNG MEN ORGANIZING.

PoUGnKEEPsIE, Aug. 29.-A large and en-
thusastic me ting composed exclusively Of young men,
held here last -Or the purpose OF forming
permanent Young Mems Republican CLUB. wallace
Bruce ele ted president Most of those composing
the club young VINO have never taken part Ia
politics before.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-30

AsTHMATIC TROUBLES and soreness of tho
Lungs the Throa' are usually overcome by Jaynes
Expcctorant, a sure curative Tor al Coughs. e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-30
politicll Notices.

Blaine and Logan Campaign song Book
Fiftynye stirring written expressly for this npagn
and aapted 10 popular melodies Price 0c.-cOpes mailed
s. 90 per hundred. VIM A POND a CO. . Union-squre
Al Political Banners, Flags aud Portraits.
Best work, usual, by HOJER 4 GRAHAM Artists,
" Duane-st Old Reliable Headquarters since loiA
Five and feet artlsueaIly painted Portraits sale
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-30

The BOsToN JOURNAL is the only daily even
ing paper published IN Boston which sustans the nonn-
alton OF Blaine and Logan. IT. increase In circulation
FOR ten weeks has been tn thousand copies IL nov
prints daily 81 900 copies. As advertising medium 10
has no equal in New England =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-30

A wealthy tramp, who might ride if he chose.
gives hls for walking that oil the worlds
stage BurliL gIOn Free Press.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-30
EXCrRsIoN nd sYRACUsE.
ONLY S. FoR RouNp TRIP.

ONLY Is FOR ROUND IkIP
Train leaves Cortiandt, Desbrosses, West Forty
second s aud Jersey City stations by the picturesque
West Shore route, az p Saturday, August 80. Re-
turn tickets good until september g. inclusive Tickets
sale above stations. Elegant Pullman Buffet sleep
inn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-30

XVIII District have nominated DIT. McElhsnny fcs
Congress. .-..-
cratic Convention nominated Richard Bishop OF Ne
Henry County, for Congress.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-30

Letters for Europe ne, no. I' slloy u-,,.st D- s.
patch u-ru Drlft ID ''tlcfssty d..
livery 40 le-ruttbl ., a. rtIsttis nts - OrNardel
0y the It,tsst ys,t's t'tlt1.h
Foreign nuls D- tIs wsJt II August I'D VIII ct)iJ
lprOmUtly ia 81 cases At tIis Oincc a. t)-oY@
sUNDAY-At 73O p m. Tor Gr ytowu AMI Lipol per g. =
Iucy a.. Mlle. Nre-Jll-s4, q % D. m tur
duriS aud Livm s-tou per city ~ Dallas via New
Orleans
Mas China ana Japan. Der CITY u BID Be- .
wa -ll rftlti;B ti1fN tfrt AlFls IS D.. D.
Mails Tor Australia NoN-Lcl1aL sautSgcn an p. Is
lands, pcr- - Ltl.uilt va -ta trlacs.O close lert
september 80 AZ D. n. ilr Oh trt.r4 d Nrw-l ok ~
80 .,e man c Sltl British nAs tpc AuNr4UsL
SAILkDA1-At 100 .or tur pe per =. Alaska. VA
Queenstown letters forGrrm4uy sc mu.t De directed
per Aa-k4'I al f.bI q. Lgrln per = tify ~
Berlin lur.u eftsrt Tor Germany ffc must %
directed 90 Bertha ' az $50 FOR scotland
droct Ethiopia DiasgON .lctters nlst De di
recfet Ethiopia 'I 40 Y.tIA n Tor Belgium direct
per RrlgrulAud Antwerp at y m. Tor Europe,
pers Dlnau. via southampton and Bremen Al 1870 3.
m for cuba "a y f. aud tne " c2. lclos per.
Newport, Havana
.rhe ,caaiue c lc nails lrralgsi
tho nre,unpuJnbf tlsr IJsrrlpet Jysrtlt trAlM %
San francisco Mails from Jhs .lsg 1rriyAgOS rE Saa
FranciscOon V % SAILING u ste4 nrs DAcGl3A
thence tue same LAY r..,-..,. ., r..,.,....- .
Post once New YORK. y \. Aug - l@Sh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-30
ANOTHER MISPLACED CIRCULAR.

The Long Island Irareler, Of SOuthhOld, l.. l.,
which became "a Republican paper when Blame and
Logan we're nominated has received circular HOn the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-30
THE CAMPAIGN OPENED At BATAVIA.

BATAVIA, n. Y, Aug. 29.-Ihe Republicans
Of this town opened the campaign Tonight witt meet
ing under the auspices OF the Pumsd knights OF Bata
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-30
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

Slm the bsror-'cl Viratosi In ti' ei oy mas
o. f'T = a'nF
waite ars~nts 90 10. 'hs
{. taoFe The broken 10 Do cl lr
tEeASs4e''' ~
Inarmscy. o., Broadway,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-30

National Democratic Committee lnclosing sheet con-
tanning "eXtraots from papers not the exchange list
OF The Trarser for campaign purposes Tue croula
speaks NJ The TGrser az an Independent" paper and
asks that II he sent regularly the Democratic National
Henaquartera. w. r. Van Dusan Editor NJ The Trdreer
writes 10 THE TRIBUNE that his paper Il no longer In
dependent and that he has for the circular OF In
closed sheet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-30

nY rrIe4aArH TO nv rRlnCvE.l

Nrw-HAvEN, Aug. 29.-General I. j. SIoat.
Controller %. the state If Conn cueut, who va, the
only ErpIo lean cactei tie sta-c 'icAc 'wo years
az ana who l. the head OF that influential and
Goullshag org nza'iou known Ga" Knights Of Honor
ha, the subject %. much discussion o. late anou-
certain Republican and Democratic polite ans. Il has
been said that because Genera sloat not reu0m-
mated that he was -orcIe and stood ready at tire hr-t
ono rtunty 10 bolt the ticket. An inv,s igation
show, that he has been grossly misreprc
L has been rmored throughout the city That he would
bolt the Republican nominations ana would join the H.
dependents. Thu report l. ap ar ntly as malicious
Ease, and it probably originated from certain J-aI-
Gus lrlUnl can politicians II reply 10 question IT, o.
wheth ne Won not support Nh Blaine. General scat
SAID: assure yOu, sir viii heartily do everything
can To promote Mr. Blaine election" |, u t4Ht
you ar dissatisfied ," e. not I'll gruui cd lt
tine simple fact Of De- ~ l'it on the
Rrpsblr ticket. and assure sou have uo ambition
for ppltcd office which would lead NE away from
consistent course
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-30

FREE MAN AND NOT TO BE TRIFLED WIN
The following reply has been sent to the cir
cular OF tue Civil Service Reform As ISOLATION addressed
70 oiitcehoders
GLoEGE w. CURTIS, President CirA Serree Reform Asso
ci0fOIi.
cR received the inclOsed communication from yOur
association this date, and In reply have 10 state that
ur II an act OF tmpertinence it, part 20 send such
frcGar 10 free Amer eff zen, ang o. him what
ne 'uaI Or snail not do, with his e- al yelrued money
Tan Republican not FREE raider and intend o. do
every hng can for the success Of the standard bearers
% tHa party Blaine and gan, and most as,uredy vii
your threat.
II should decide TO appoint some one disburse my
rest assured IL will not be u your committees
which Will be chosen Respectfully
JAMES JOHNSON.
- Clerk Eighth Division Court House.
NO. sO2 Hdsh{Hgt0E-SL, Aeie-Iork, Aug. p, 1854.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-30
Wore Live.
Lundborg's Perfume Eie

lave been saved by HUNTS kidney and Liver KLMEDi
than by any other medicine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-30

NAVAL MANGUVRES OFF NEWPORE

wind 90 miles an hour nj o'clock D. m. It steadily
dropped until at IL o'clock ony 10 miles An hour
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-30

Iunih1rg'- Perfume. Ndrt.Iu N.al s)lA
Luudborgs Per- me Alpine Violet
LANDLORDS Perfume LILY OBJ tls NAiDy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-30
Birscle Wanted.

good secondhand H.rse12nu Columbia bicycle -
A. inches. Address WIKI price, sttin Hr % u Dr. Seen.
". FOX D.. TT .ufe Dt,e.
Congress Water.-~urer0r 10 al. C.rfsrc. alterauys
-pcrluo for disorders, 90, stomach. Asr kidney.
I'd. malaria anal aI muIr. I.- or tir blood.
AvoiI crude harsh trr- 'vf AMI f1rs.yl' Nu'l
positive irrtuts ant Impair the digestive organs
New-York tribune., 1884-10-05
tRRESrIy0 rHE BRfrISH NOBILITY

Ch,ysnnr D,spdch ~ me - Lonis Olobs DsnoerU
A letter received nv Governor Hale from Mammoth
Hot -puDgs IN the Yellowstone Park, contains additional
information concerning the enforcement oi the law
there. The INST arrests which were made were heartily
approved by the hotel people aud all residents ~ ta
Park. ON the following day tluc visitors oi The Park
were arrested They member, of the British
blify They had been through tbc Park. and when they
oane back they loaded down with specimens. winch
theY had Clipped of from various curiosity lodges aud
prOI OScd 10 carry away With them.
The storm of Indignation which followed the arrests
WAS caution. IIolbcrt OF the hotel propriet0rs,
was particularly outraged judge Bullong. un attorney
at the PARK employ eel by the oicer-. and hc went
ahead prosecution. The visitors ana tho hotel
people appealed the newly appointed superintendent.
the Hon K. H. Carpenter. That gentleman looked over
the law and then stated that the officers fully
authorized and IA their action and he con-
graduated the officials upon the umcnt Of their duty.
The result Of the examination MAS that the titled gentle
men were convicted and compelled tO pay their
fines. The sentiment Is rapidly gaining ground that the
tO something. and IL Is being pretty ccaIly
that the 0iicers intend " enforce II.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-05
TTNERtL STORIES.

From The IhfGdeiDhiG TiDifs.
Some people attend every funeral they hear ~,
simply because they have mania FOR dong aud
many go 10 enjoy the d iTe 10 and from the grave
knew Old lady OF the mticr class who would go 10
every funeral in her neghbO.hood and would weep
the corpse prOfusey and escant upon the deceased
virtues clDquenty that the undertaken would In
aliby feel 1t his boundcn duty 60 ash her name and
have put down In O the best places the carriage
list IOu know sydney Smith says: For the hrartiest
mirtb and Oliiy In the world commend me O the last
carria G at funeral"
Speaking Of bumOr In connection with Funerals. re-
member burying the wife ~ prominent iron anufst-
who never lost any opportunity to alyriii-r hs
business lie purchased lot In cemetery which need
not n9nic. and surrounded II with very ornamental
fence of his manufacture Afer had laid i- good
lady tO rest within IL hc erected To her memory hand
some tombstone. on which were r,ed these words
Here lies Mrs Annie II. wife ~ Robert H., pro-
pretOr Of the iron Works. where The ELEGANT fence
around this lot was manufactured similar made 10
order"
New-York tribune., 1884-10-05
ma nOMNlN0S TWIY.
from me Iroy standard.

10 71TII1ITHII
eIwaut you To hurry down to my house on P!ne-st.
"a ,rre.i nv husband said Jaiia Downing shs
Incl INTO police headquarters yesterday afternoon.
.fe,five Rogers was only man guar al the city
~ IN d l uot feel inclined 10 leave A, post, but as TAO
1e bud been lOokin- Tor Downing Tor some time As
scruued o 20. When hc got 10 the house he found a
' t,Jng hls ease and collaled him. On the way %
'du,rf.rs tle prisoner SAID: Look here You Iayo
,tt,lr a mistake. I'm not the man You want.
Ne Will see abOut that," said Rogers When the City
U,ll was reached Rogers placed his before Mfs
Iownlug AID asked: l. this the lnanf'
Mrs. Downing gaLed az the prisoner -eN erdl minutes
and then replied: Itu blessed II know"
what" ruared the officer who Was mad anyhow iOr
having the job do, aont yOa Ano" your own hu''
band, woman -.
well" sad Mrs. Downing. - he has twin brotnor
aud can hardly tell them apart I'm not sure N.e,1Sl ,
t6at, NAe or jim II rs Jim IT'S my husband. but II u
Mike you have The wrong man" ,,,,. ..
I'm Mike" sad the prisoner ana Nou'a Lag ~
know saf n. inls means" The officer Tell exhausted
ut,a c.ir and Ms D0Nnin- walked as II IA dieani
non, te 1dce ROgers invited MIG ~ Lave some'a9t
And Las = twin story " tel to-day
New-York tribune., 1884-10-05

.
Nc.teulay "A "a her remarkable case came under tho
notice ~ the police Oi this city, which, Ui want Oi
hetot definition might be termed case ~ voluntary
,,eau,eriatu n is case which would have delighted
Mp.or AMI viii give the students ui hs 0ctne. CON
siderable food for reflection August bndel railroad
i,hnt,,, u, an old friend whom hr had not seam ipI
inug time named \ Withhold. They hal been comfndps
nuj we're much attached to one anntltt scarcely hni
try r,rhpnypd greetings before lrup began tn act ~
,u rxtt,ordiuary manner. lie would mimic Nhllhelds
over, motion. grHtufe and Nnh h th' WINE EihlhE ~
t, fttnnd With a face distorted like that ~ upiiDan
le two ant down tD dnuDf ~ the national ilnul, hnl
tnt retfr,t tnr tn tho motion of hia aud month
mn, .ttn wna az rutloua that Mhthnd whkod uuNu 10
the pulro station and gave hi il'd "f"i I" ' lp''a
urtkuu.nr,. nt mramufam, Hnh pi Mhrrltl wa r4Nri
ia 10 lie, dr the mhttot Tho moal'ilf"l n'h "hAhh.l
fInu N ltnrd tu The doctor aud ~ on hs commands
unuld de- anythu1 Mhrn told Ia nttri'h uu iis tftns
A was impossible tn force trn down Nhe hnd"ls
t 80, ,tl. lac nnir adash at captain Han Nlth ho
roar of q bull Had lac nuccrrdol VA fhsllhs hh h'i'
- m falling what ho Woald have done, hui ul"h tiio toin-
mind nf tno doctor would again subslio int Qulut
n.p,d Al Ia a most sn guAr case
New-York tribune., 1884-10-05
TFy THOrStND 4 TEiR

From The TOtOntD HdH.
When SIR. Bell belmont. manager Of the ~. Jan rns-
taurant. IN King left his lOm" I'm ionlou. England
fifteen years ago hc Intended going tO Australia ~
rODie lac stopped tn Toronto few days Dnd thinking
he might further and fare worse he ie.ovei ~ ie-
main here Hnd became engaged IN the hotel hisiness.
Before leaving London he PLACED IN charge oi his father
number OF shares ho had hou"d IN certnin ailwny
ANA water cUnpnnrs At that tiinr these 4ltirs
were comparatively Worthless but 80 time wuie their
value iucipnsl till at length the, hop,mo very
siderable property. Bosdr- his father aud the shnira
fptrcd 10. Mr. Belmont A-Olcfi nluno nsisrf AMI u
The father died three four years aittwitl aud ne
sisters uic' after her brother IN Australia were Oi
course futile. nud lac Wns given up ipi dcid
few dave ago MI UUdli, riti clerk i"reiYrl leat
fnm the sons snlhltnra ia Iuudun nahinR fui reris
cato of MI icluubts death ihr rt, rlrtk '0mmuni.
ntod THE tact tu Nj Belmont who nov dsr"toia that hs
the usasAof ~ property 'nmard ~ the ahsrs and
diydrni nnd intrfrAt sr'furh ih"t"t" amountns Ia n
Income ~ auiuU flOOpp irnt MI llrlmuni mnda
money ~ white Ont Hotel which hr rnifn on ni ihn
~ iongr nnd lin aiH hui loHi II hehin nni whs
alrndlng his Latter frhis in AunrNh reduced rli'um
,anrr, II hppr,tH that ho not absolutely lpuolant
~ The fortune belonging 10 hln IA ihshhh bui Tor
reason, known to himself lac never took hins lo lay
gllliu u.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-05
HOW LISZT FED HIS Audience.
From The r.

The composer making "A tour In France during
which hc came prov incia town where he to give
a performance: hut when all ready To BEGIN. the
audience found To consist of seven individuals only
List nothing daunt-d. mounted the platform with
bland smile upon his iace and bOwing -uavrly To the
almost empty, benches, said Ladies' and gentlemen
this /, most uncomfortable hall therefore ~ II Will bs
agreeable yUu Will have the O taken to the h tel
where ain staying. and there. where we shall all be
much more ease, VIII play through the pro-
gramme."
The proposal WAS cheerfuly accepted hv the seven
gls who adj Ourncd to the hotel where lsZt not only
went through the programme but afterwd pressed
hi. audience % par axe slight bat hsrchf supper no
had ordered for them NcXt evening tue occasion OF
a second concert the hall full To sufOcaon. and
many had to be turned away at the doors
New-York tribune., 1884-10-05
A REMARKABLE TUTU.

From TNT PHu0dSlphi' TIE, =
lady I'm Newport who hOnOrs me with her friendship,
owns remarkable dog. lie L. King Charles spaniel
believe The dog Is certainly beauty. with his silky
co,r bis long ears aud his sympathetic eyes. | don't
tnov i name; Il Il Too too" Iuta. Toto" they
nil sound alike and never have seen the dear dog =
name spcled out When this famous dog Is on exhibition
,n te br r,tifnl home OF my friend he does wonderful
tings His mistress. giving him bit of cracker says
Tutu there sugar In this aud sugar costs good deil
n, money" The dog takes little bite, and IA his mouth
h,n,l.-if q dog hand thing IN his mOutll-ths
of the cracker back II he j. told that the cracker
cean that it did not cost anything he eats It grreiy
sometimes he H. told. Iut. ther" IL olson n that
cD,rLaT. don't eat IT," 1nen ho paws II to pieces and
-, If syat from him Ia everything Lee shows nteect
,rd Intelligence Darwin If YOU remember, exhibits .
very pretty lUe between Intellect aud intelligence.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-05
ONE pOTtTO.
From me Baltimore Amcrica

ETOIu I'M DIIIIItDFt IIItffTTU,
IlartZ VINO died last night, arrived IN this
conutry on the eve OF the Hebrew New ear and will
now al buried the day before the same holiday.
Just years thereafter 1t l. related that on lis
arrival t quarantine with his first wife, since deceased.
they had but potato left Belonging Ia the strict or
thOdOI faith they had brought their provisions with
them and refu ,ed 10 touch food which the vessels
allrr Afforded ON this single potato they sub5isici for
the two day, they were required to lie IN quarantine
Eyrrv wear after that New Years eve during the life
of In. first WIFE Mr. fIaZ had cooked potato, winch
they ate AS a memorial of the event
New-York tribune., 1884-10-05

The child throye and grew strong. Unlike most
newborn infants, II seemed never asleep. IL was
solemn-ooklng little chap Of pune copper color
Dennis would occasionally glance at the ball oi
humanity who from a roll OF flannel gazed with grave
wondering eyes at this strange world wherein I'M
consulted lie had been thrust. The mother with u
breaking heart lived and grew stronger.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-05
~ A VAULT.

N,yiccn L,tier fn Th> N,if.Orledns Tin>s.D>mocrgs
Lie bernardo de Ia Tore. living at Durango, n.tda
n singular discovery recently. In his kitchen. In ths
where the barrel stood he noticed that tho
floor sank IN considerably. not understanding the
tive for the sinking OF the floor he had the barrel re-
moved ana cXcay aOns made. little distance down hs
encountered great paving stone that when taken
disclosed shaft The mysterious always binds strong
chain ana II did IN this IL drew Torfc irresistby
toward the shaft and he determined inycstigac. He
ordered Julian. his confidential To lower himself
into the shaft. Julian afraid and refused Ia
Finally a mau volunteered. and with a lantern In hs
hand. was lowered with a rope to the bottom. At
side OF the shaft he found old door of oak won-caen
and Scared with time with the eSertion of all his
strength the door slowly swung in it, rusty hinges
cicskng II ia rcmonsrance To the sacrilcgc II
the entrance OF ghastly malsOlcum In ihc ccutrc of
large ROOM whose walls were damp and NOISY
long table with the skeleton ~ IAN Old man stretched
upon H. and book In ancient Spanish lSng Gloss
by. The discOyerer fed from the room. and Mr. Iorrs
lost no time IN having the hole closed again with tue
uuy II.