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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-25
EOR RRIDGEPORT and all pOin
I ONG BEACH.
n FtITCu VALLEY RAUROAD.-Passenre
eekerai Eastern onlce No. 2s5 Broadway.
h. D. BYINGToN. q. p. A

DOPTTLAR SHORE LINE.-FOr Provldence,
Boston and All raj from Grand Central Depot,
Three express trains daily Sundays excepted to Boston
m 70 m (parlOr attached and 10 p IN win pala'o
Sleeping sundays at 10 N with palace .1 sIse,nf
D M arrives at Newport 1885 Psror cas- sttaehea,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-25

= Y ILI'I- Wv IA nut - II \
PROPOSALS l. DUPLICATE SEALLI1
ami endorsed envelope md 20 -upllrs At ef'se
vii be- vet q tnis oacc untI j. .,eA sun, a
ia f.r f.'.D".Ir supple. uf tNr Ictl QUA .f Z
Lrvrlrd tu Ten dag nom date " order, free OF % P,
On tine ~ avs Yard Nef. b orlt .,,..
guO Az. AM loaIds 3 fcet Lf inc rs by Inc1 $780,,
Hull iunIuit.Iu D. -tI Ln llr ally e lAe A''''''
INJURED can bt obtained Id the Navy AAlu .---..
rh fVrl o., ar al b1athat may I'
he de 'ed adtauf % thc trruueut $500, ,..,.
tr-pou- -ufftF- required TOT the liohp Al" ~
ful delivery of the sgppiirs "afdrf.
..lauE forms Wll iururled 81 tbs one" -...--t
Dad NV ~ '' - A. n OIlMANt
Faj Director u . navy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-25
SAyY PAY OFFICE.
L I I

,,,,,- = sTATr.-T. NEW-YoHE Aug "A, 1884
PROPOSALS ~ DUPLICATE SEALED
end nd7rsof on envelope Bid for Supplies Adyer.
sr ID in RI" siy@ at ts oice until ID ocJ.l. Au r1st
~ ,oi t' ovng slppde- o. tle best quality 20 be dc
'fIr' F lin ht'en q fhe tate order
Ie'', pr lhe y avail 3 no Irtt0rv. Brooklyn. y. y:
o., . 8l EEAI OF MLDlCINa AND SURGERY
il''l a rli ur- anil De- linz per sc'4 ui whci
%, ,, s.. p, .H' nice ~ % the Nav1l laboratory
' HSlt f receive ~ ect ur4 buds taat may not
De '''. ril Of i' lnf1~nlus tle Government
Tore'pons9e s1re required FOR the prompt ana faith
III VERY ~ $40 fupD'i.. avttlrl
llil'le lorna IT .ffr0f.ial fhia qflcN
Bios not properly signed and he'd Will NOT ~ Considered
A. H.. GILMAN.
Tay Director Z. $. Navy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-25
SIRE HOTEL,


J. ISLAND BEACH
Pure SEE r. res suns and st BATHING aud Hehnr
"Ilay FEVER .r,-e COD tt.rh' i.al' aha cht'a
riitci I,rC4liIrr pa,a. a'' western non l'i'
o uph bon hotel Ir.u1 leave io.g Island guy a $50 ll
audl ; y M from foot Of Purst, Ne" @rh. ny Nnh'A
900 y 81 ' NNN''t' =" '''''
NTRF HOUSE. ocean Beach \. -,
- Oucua June IA. trst.cHss fmlv house N'"lv r..
tcfr and painted Thoroughly uflur' ". ''H"''" "''
piafzas sur, bathing Fishing aud 'ianGuk .t.p,r -nN
GAGAMORE HOTEL,
GREEN IsIANp. LAKE GfONoN
midst o. The 1urHt mountain itNo AMI Nanu
scenery on continent 1nc tuur- Ate urlpt, m p'h
e.. lcs 's, ltIuu ltAlN auu
Comfort Tor Illustrated circular gVlng all hcruoo hi"h'
iOI address Al ,.rp,u.l
Bolton Landing. amen CO.. r. y.
'NHF FALMOUTH HOTEL. Portland. Maine.
This tine hotel fhe Tar uuA beet hoi'
ty his d~i,hfu'v situated Zoo te most coutr" AND
couN enirut tl0L %. tr rIc fI r IN pn' 80 'I'
inducements orh fo.tu for 'l.rancr
economy comfort .rt HuDc J. VIII lc l1uue A no.
oNccr' iontblc trst'ass hotel and turtuCice on hfn
principles. J. Is. MARTIN. ItOplDtoi
TuE HO1ELO OF TIIE CArSkIILS
HOTEL KAAT ERSKlLL.
RAILROAD hCDtS- nIELGI 70 i9I j. "a tie e. West
j, yoI I.aiIIOAd an. steamboat. m .....,
Eaat,rsl ilI Post OcCc. Green County, s. !.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-25
'EHE ERIE RAILWAY, no. known a. tie
Il NETWORK LAKE m AND WESTERN RAJ

Arrangements Of trains from Chanhers.st Depot
coaches 10 Bnssam1ep fmra and rn9ao eIs'p.p,
coaches 10 NleNeiant .incinnut an hlcsro
or va daF 81 louis Limited" Nprtss 20 ezra ci,f'f
inr last umePulman sleeping Coaches Buiao artvln
az mi Niagara Fsis Hsm Hs4uIt1u. INT l.tn o. ui.
peuot NJ, salsmluca o am, oley, land i02 IA.
iug trAus arrive Toleo So p w ana iu1araros u
paiyl-Parn. Express fof the West \ solid rsn ~
Bunao, Niapara BALLS CINCINNATI anu chicago Hotel aud
. hu1ot smoking osc ,e- 70 Cuicago
Huther PassalC 4 80 30 $3.50 1910 M II nnon
lao 100 AfQ 40 BlQtiO $50 lfin II miin ght
Paterson So 72O 100 80 lu2Oa noon A. fo4 90
blOb.su tl08Sp 7So $40 l03opm and mdniaht sun
Newark aud Paterson via Newark bto S4U 1881 $40
40 b.u 200 ego ~ IA ana II midnight SATURDAY
90 So It2O i.l5 500 $50 $40 $40 M anl
y ntzhugh, sundays $40 $50 1920 IN lao Ooo N ana
warwicG 81 10 9oam4sopm .updavs S1Oau.
. Newburg snd Coruwan 7bOBam $50 4305 - IA sunday
RoSiout asa hingston and Montgomery IN 43op III
uo.hcn a. 80 ic,2o IN $3.50 $50 tS0 sslapm sun.
day a. $50 lO@Oa sos pm -
Middle % fbuB lu3ua ga $3.50 AAuS sla pm sunday
& o Ss. oTs nSa 1"' 1s e u, s -
NJ Maiuf. lbe IA truin stops at Main.st only
Pos JetviA IhuN lOi3o m asa q $40 SUNDAY $50
hoats leave 2Sdst quarter of each
6,ao an TO 10 70 IA every thuU minutes and rum
lu45 y m a. l-iAA M every hour
Icscts passage apartments IN Drawing and
80 tr-na.r lett al tho
Toa 21l 4Ul D0g broadway, 80 WcstsL n. y . No ]
(onrlsC, Bruok.yh, OF al the C0upanys Dcpota
Tapre.s trains IRON. the West ardve Now $40
'''o JiCi% = tsbofT, Gent Paser Agent. New York
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JFRSEY
Nyack $50 10 3. ..5o $40 t:4O So ~ -
night. Sundays . M and 7;la -
Manuel, spinE Valley and Monsey 7hO 10 am Il OPP
IONS y ABBOTT. GEM PAssr Agent No '.yorE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-25
TO PHILADELPHIA.
20 TRAINS ZACH WAY WFFK-DAYs AND on
SUNDAY; STATIONS ~ PHILADEL~
PHIA; IN NEM-YOkh


DOUBLE TRACK. TIVE M0sT IMPROVED EQUIP
MINT. AND THE FASTEST TINE G. lNoI>I-
ENT WITH ABSOLUTE eAFLIf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-25
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and aftcr n 7, IrH4,
GREAT TRUNK LINE

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE . -
Trains leave NewYorf via Dcsbrosses and Cotant SUo
Ferries a. follows; -, -.
Harrisbrr=. Pssurg the West and South, with Pullman
Palace Cara attached. IN. and NJ daily New uN
and Chicago Limited OF Parlor Dining smoking anu steep
ing Cars a. ? m day.
Niliamsp0rt. Lock Haven m m Cory anu is1lo
connecting Cory for Iitusye Petroleum Iehlio
and the OF Regions.
Baltimore Washington and the south Limited WASHINGTON
ExpTesS' If Pullman Psrlor Cars daily except SUNDAY -
M arrive washington 4:O5 Regular. via u ana L.
RR, 0eo and $40 m. $40 and N AMI j. night
via b O. r. r, and m. and ~ night sunday wa
and P r. H. el5s IN p. IN and II night via o. ana w.
r r. p. and l2 night. -,
FOR Atlantic city except suneay, with through car, p
For ape Nav eVoept Sundav. l1:lO .. m.
forr Rr4pch Paw Head Junction and intermediate stations
Wa RAhvav Annoy :: r. TN ana ~. u 4oou $40,
$40 40 g. and p m. on sunday AIS. and m
) D. m. do sioB sburv Park .--..
Boats Pr0ak Annex with hthronrh fasA
jersey CITY. nording speedy and direct TRANSFER TOY
Grams s?r,ve From Pttshurg 61o and 12oa ~ 7S0 and
loco . ~. daily and a daily eNceot Nonn M tf'9
nd altimOrc. IS Q and Gao a. pa, ~, .f
$50 $50 $40 lOO5 and 1925 Sunday, 80 40
m loO5 and iO35 u IN. From Paumora S.|V D. 100.
From Pn4sdepla, so 800, fa0 80 &c-rl ~, "
1920 7:sO s;5n $40, 1905, o. and 20 % p III sun ~
$50 Goo cas- $50 705, 49, n; 60 1885, 5-O lOo'
o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-25
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR ARMY LAMPS, Refec-

DEPOT OF KRMAsIKRs OFFICE Houston Greene
al, - NEw-YoRK CITY, Aug ls 1884.
sede1 proposals IN trpcae subject TO the usual condt
lions VII De received az this Office until ~ o'clock sep
enoet n 1884 AZ which time and they will be opened
IN bidders for furnishing and delivering this
Depot ee o. for and packsgPs $50 Pendant
30 Bracket lamps 800 Rehectors $50 Bra kets 200
I ~ 5uo0e Lamp Chmneys and 10000 Lamp NckS
s 10 conform precisely TO the sealed at this Depot
Inc O0vernmet r. serves the right 10 r. ect any oil
tpo OF 10 accept be most advaEta to tho
IepaFmeht preference viii lie articles Of dOmes
&c production and manufacture pce quail
~ peihs enhs and such preference given articles Of
prHucton ana msnua' ure produced on the Pa
et 10 me extent OF the consumption TeQIrred by the
IubHc service thers Bianks "a bl ne
&C. VIII be Unfinished by this ofce application. Enve-
ores ? nng proposals houd be marked Proposals
Lamps, a. , and address ed 10 the undersigned.
hfNh1 &. HODGES Lt.COl.. Deputy q. VI. Gen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-25
rell CsiGte agents.

L ADVERTISEMENT FOR tn NEW.
~ foaK TRIBUNE WILL B. HECFIN ID Al fhE
UptOWE .tiCE~ No L,-.s f.at"ly. rnrnfr fhrig
49, eve. No Jos continue. conner togr.sensn-st.
20. hlriave. corner Fffy evenlhst. sos 4 t fhin.
ave Nftfbef. lnf "a ff~ b. All IN OrFfGt. D. -
lAud ave corner me and NY dithst 10 q
50 "a atrerlai I1cc utf.
4 DOMAINE BROWN
RIAL ESTATE
4. est aItist, Neg-h
1tltIAoue ~ 3ol J9ta1S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-25

DROpos5I1SS * T - AZ To- IL T,r I'm
and iodor..a nm ,'o,a -; ;d ,,. vcri .o
VII b, cce vol 'f th' oGcc until IL August ~ for
WITHIN item days ron The date Of order free OF expense,
81 '' 'r'.a F " hT12?I1y Hf;srncrpy
surgical inst uuout' and ap1inccs - per schedules
wnc' ran b. seen 81 ts oGce md tho Naval Laboratory
De- dee. ell alvaDta-coi. To h, ,oy,rnmcnt.
fc'ons1 'r' required for the prompt and faith
Link f5Tla, S.t ~ nm le '', az tlls Office
DDS no properly signed ana certified Ni MOI he considered
\. II. GILMAN.
p y Director q. S Navy.
phOPOsALS For DREDGING.
coa. Iai' ~ tSi t;grFvr srs.
Scaled rrooara'a trrl viii be r,ceI "a at M onco
slonl .n iuue~1 chen,o. New RI For forms Of bids
am o.H.r Information apply 10 tm. once ,,rp,,r-,
Cipfauot fngire r.
DrrNJvrvt OPP IH2 rvr' RoR,(
SEALED PROPOSALS win be received M
= th. o-cr un- D. su-. 30 1884 r fIul'h.n1 nd
u.-t,.i~ t.i DO c-f.i ti'nu " llr SOU" - = ri
u' arf 'ora r-ch MJ ID, seem 30 tl' Ar'h-tecrs
ge. totrr., Any rr ol bills ~ 20 oaivc detects. - e
b. 'e.u Do tt .tsto Tie Government 10 do So II re-
Eisr o~r- OF rroros and additional Information
LAY 'r ''Ii.e- Sd av. n ID" -ti ui.e ,H.i', IT,
rr-ur.rvr or rrr I,7raor
WssiIa-ton. DID, O.. Adl. 30 l-St.N
eEtLID PFC. SAILS vii! le received al
% -rr.I % o. t fn'- I-ti ifroe tUrus. 1--t
ori-.I TO-. I,ern. sn1 -'tu n 9. zee. compile e. nc"
ot.e a.r..r U'r.reent Bst e moe tith cr w.
r- s.. -I.on nay Ua seen at tAe architects
Ier-ttor. .rvaran r.. or 20 waive defects II r.
rtr c.L .c -..tc.t of ,ae oot..'.-' 10 oo ste 8 Ia-
I .or7, .rrro.l. 'r' are additional rf'rra' on may
tl L.a,s g.. actin -'. ..arr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-25

TO ANTHONY HARNESS 49, ...tf ID. -,p
mo fo-e-ons SUNNI ms is "a upon yo by pa. c.'u
uuraufu. ~ Hon NIIrd BARI t' or,
lUlr~uic Court az .d AUGUST $3.50, ald ari " % 'I'
coria ODE u.lce ui u.r t.rrt oi ihr Guy NV 81"
Nh -i.'. ~ Nv VIZ ..ld oas4n4l c0u paint hay
Ing Ice. tIrd Auui.t n. l3<t
Dated. Ncw-Nuik. August l'. l-'i , p+.t,.t,
Eu.I.A ll.li-ts. Attorney of fhlnllH
ID -4H iIuA. way Nr"-A 'iv'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-25
AVON BEACH HOTEL,

UDAkDEK~ WANTED at a PLAIN farm
, house near ne mountains Address - y
z L. STRONG, COrnwallvue Green Couh'S' " l.
nTOCK ISLAND ARR Hotel NanSses:
ID tr.tclass Il miles at sea suuerb lathing, une
fishing cable daily l0sts terms reasonable G." bOLAh@
AGENT. 81 Broadwag VIII call j.. drsiI ~. o., 49,, ID
"0' - Misc l.. BOW *, Block Island. ~ ].
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-25
A LBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE,

Pier IL r. loot OF Canast. every week dav m
n BncEes sod and baggage checked TO ali sta'ons GA
Tew. YorECentra r. r. and Mcs . italsr,Al crsp
DO dn css % 4beve rOad are entitled to passage ahu
stateroom berth. W W. EN -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-25
BLOCK ISLAND, r. l.
lresf ocean air always cool snlenfd pass plue
nd i.slng char1nins ramhie7 and drives
OCEAN View HOTEL,

u Glen FALLS HOUSE eula~cedl
Tirosf tie mountains - cucd inc groves ava
wrtcr ais: romantic ~ tel iul walks anu ranDs
n mo or an Zee cautifu ab "lA e""s cmcE NJ
Ard vegetable abundance 1efr' ior ten CT re W.
Ia - ANA efcre "ce-Iamrs Con ie 1Iufs,l y tl-
ave Ncw.Yos Address r. d. JOHNSON CAR" Greene
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-25
CLARENDON HOUSE AND COTTAGES,
CLARENDON SPRINGS VERMONT
BUTCHER House,

PAWLING DUTCHES- COUNTY. Ny.
Ncw lri.S hotel ard cottages Al act cvr GUNNER re-
sort L.Sfc..-s in every Tt. t'.'il. aI '''' l.'.-
euts CaBstitv. GUESTS slXy-i Tee NJ los If ln '
N.rt ell l4r, EarI8 fas. express tail- Nm through
"a. the year. send az clIcuIar .... ,...,.,,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-25
IRON STEAMBOAT COMPANY.

fnE oNLY ALLwArrR ROUTE DIRECT TO COMFY
BLAND
LANDING Ar THr GREAT fRON OCEAN ~ .RN
Boats lcayo West .3ist. y H.. o. io /! "a, ~ ~, d
80. TO- 81. = pm
Leave Pier L. \. H. baCcrvDp0H 30 minutes later
last boat FROM Coucy isaui lands a. Per -. a. ,nlv
Ekcursou tickets ou sl. 40 al elevated rti~4y staInA
At lroa Hpf., aus 80. 100 0uulA.a eco u.''a'c 10
sunday paper. ..-.
Ia In steamboat from 81 13tst and PEE ].
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-05-16
LETTER FROM STONY RIDGE.

The past wet season taught the farmers
OF Ohio the necessity of thorough drainage
and many in this neighborhoed are pre-
pairing TO profit by the Lesson. One of the
difficulties In the way of tile drainage in
the past has been the distance farmers had
to 20 for tile But in future no such diff
Guilty will exist in this neighborhood, for
we have two brick and tile kilns in sue
cessfnl operation. The first one was
erected by Reeves & McCutchen, whose
yard is situated close TO the Wagner Bros.
saw mill, from whom they obtain power
to work their machinery. They are also
close to the o. c. II. X. and expect to sup
ply many farmers living on that road.
am told by parties who ought to know
that they are turning out an article Of ex-
cellent quality. Their capacity Is $1,000
per day.
Freshe * Co. are the proprieors OF the
other yard, who have erected extensive
buildings and drying sheds. Their ma
chinery is said 10 be Of the best kind, and
very fire engine and boiler OF 80 horse
pow'r r, and can turn out 10000 per day
They are giving employment to quite a
number OF hands, and having the capital
and energy will doubtless make thing.
quite lively around the Ridge.
The Gorrell Bros. hoop factory is run
ing full time, having added saw mill TO
their establishment. They no longer de.
pend on others for plank, but saw II them
selves. Where, Oh where does all the
hoops go to?
Chapman. bowl factory, presided over
by AL Row, seems never 10 be tired, every
day, week IN and week ont the little knives
IN Al's hands converts the rough block.
into rent bowls. A II admit that Al. Row
IL the most industrious little man in this
community. But the boys saw, the reason
is. HAT lie contemplnles ma,rinony.
Mr. 5. .Shook, at the brick store, is doing
a good business. lie keeps u general
assol tment Of groceries, dry goods, hard.
ware, and nolions, etc. His store ia new
and clean, and his wares good and CHEAP,
aud lie deserves the patronage OF his neigh
bors.
Farmers are very busy planting corn
and are taking palms 10 get Il In well, and
y the season is favorable large crep will
be gathered.
Stony Ridge, May 12, "a.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-05-16


Frank w. Smith, the former II. r. Y.
NJ. c. A. Secretary, Is home preparatory
for the memorial services 10 be held this
year Mt Andersonville. Mr.. 8. goes alone
and will represent the relatives and frieuds
of the 1901 who are buried there. This
will be the second visit OF Mr.. Smith to
that world renowned place since 1864 at
which Time lie was there as prisoner Of
war.
It certainly will be most pleasant for all
TO remember that this year while the graves
OF our Nations dead" are being strewed
with howers, tins same service OF love will
be going on ut Andersonville. Mr.. Smith
informs us that in the name OF all living
ex-prisonefs OF wsr will he perform this
memorial and deliver this Decoration"
address.
Many OF the OK Confcderates will gladly
mite IN the work Of planting the National
6ags. One will be placed upon each grave.
and the large flag mound Is to be deco
rated with several hundred flags IN men,
ory OF all who died in other Southern pris.
ons.
AT the request OF Mr.. s., we are pleased
to state that any one who has relative or
friend buried there, If they will send him
the name and regiment to which their dear
one belonged, enclosing two two cent
stamps, lie will send by mail the little flag
with which the grave was decorated. Ad-
dress him until the goth of the month, 800
Madison street. After that date until the
30lh, Andersonville Cent terry, Anderson.
vile, Ga.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-05-16

IT, conplimenting Hon. Frank II. Hurd
upon his great free trade speech, the Cir.
cinnati News Journal tells some unwhole-.
some truths, as follows:
1t ia men like Frank Hard still remind
the people that the germs OF the times,
when intellect, character, thonght. and
discussion of public questions ruled in poll
ilics, still linger to grow again and seed
the country. There was time when both
statesmen and politicians were willing or
il not willing, were obliged to stand or
fall by their views of public policy. Then
discussion OF great questions was of some
value and had some potency. That was
before nn army OF over Il hundred thousand
Office holders belonged to politicians to do
slave service, before politicians belonged
to the Office brokerage syndicates, before
money and ward bunimersm ruled, before
banded private and partial interests had
usurped the functions OF the representative
legislative bodies, or had come TO legslate
for the public. In that day the better,
if not the best, of the public ruled what
machinery existed; now the worst OF the
public comes by far too nigh 10 absolute
control and rules like despot. The pub
lie must get out of tins and al. parties
must have more Frank Hurds, and the
rule OF the average morality and intelli
gence substituted for the rules OF the
worst.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-05-16
THE GAMBLElss.


There is a growing feeling amongst the
business men oi the city that there are not
sufficient efforts pat forth by the Police
authorities to suppress gambling. This
vice has grown to such large proportions,
seemingly under some fostering care, that
the fear is entertained that the great body
OF our youth may be corrupted. InAuen-
ces for evil are always more potent, and
take a stronger hold on the young and
susceptible, than for good.
1t is fact well known that there are
more elegantly fitted mp rooms for gam
bling; more strangers who follow that
business and that there are larger amounts
oil money used for this venture than ever
before known in this city. But short
time ago we called attention TO the fact
Of n prominent railroad official losing
fifteen hundred dollars in one OF these
places. 1t is TO he hoped that the author.
Ties will take hold OF this matter at once
and root out the evil.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-05-16
The New Shnkspcarc.

"How now, Hebrico What means
that rugged scar atl.wart thy cheek? ?"
" "'Tis nothing. girl, except that yestere'en
[ gat me DER the trysting wall, and did
with yon accursed clotles-llne ihtermin-
gle.7
"Ah, shrewd and cunning cavalier !!
Thou dost avert the trulh-this tale OF
thine IL but shift TO down me circun-
speciion."
"Beshrew thee, maid, hut tlou'rt u
clever Gne! l'll not deceive u This
.car beiel me in Il brawl with that same
recrenni, Vingardow
"Vingardn?"
AYE. Wing. rdo!'
"IIe that doth peanuts scatter i the or
gan loft, aud balls his fumes from parts
abdominal 2"
"rhc same, Andomeda !"
"He iaint thee with the rude pollution
of his touch ! He brand mine own Hem
rico with his plebian pinion! o that tie
gods had erst-',
"Abate thee, wemcl Turn of the fam
Get Of thy grief till have told thee If our
st, for sweet indeed the tale viii fit thy
mood.n
Give it me, then IIenrico! gasp for
part where ihom dust tell me Of the gore
| where in thou wuilowed this costernor-
ger p
"Give DER then. while do Groom II thee!
| But yestere'en, ere yet dusk hud sopped
the last sweet draught of sunlight, did
encounter this Vingardo, and in woody
pass, o'erheard I,lm say that \ the matin
service yeser morn my own Andronedn
had hatled in the SanctusW
"Me fiat o ven'mis ionguel o sink
of hell's distortions! Where then WIS
that avenging :"
"GHg thee, thou prattler! An thon
cravest gore, keep but thine ears alert and
Twill he thine 10 battle on. Attend me
now When thus he did accuse thee and
thy larynx, az quick Ms 'lwere the echo Of
his speech lle gat the lie, an cen as quick,
his knnckles did l find familiar grewn
with this, me disc. Twas then Andro-
media, that like the doughty knight, Sir
Juan Sullivan, lie that Of Boston culture
il the fruit, mas.ed me portions muscular,
and as ram doth hurl him ut an urchin's
afterwards, so did l acqusiht me with his
ironli.piece /"
"Ihe gods lie praised for this sweet bo
lus, Ilenrico And how looked the knave
when thou did'st cease thy calstlenics? 2"
"As 'tweie n far gone tomato had rsuip
ed his linaments and DER their parts
strange sediment bestrewn. Had'st thou
unwitiingly looked ,hereai, thou would'st
have thought thee 'twere the very place
whereon some modern railway casualty
has just efel."- Yonkers Gareae
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-05-16

The circulate lion OF postal notes Of new
design will begin ns soon as the supply OF
those now In nse has been exhausted. The
purpose OF the department in changing
the form OF the notes was 10 prevent them
from being raised. Instead Of the three
columns OF figures at the right OF the note
there win bo two columns, and these fig
ures representing the amount Of cents will
be removed by punch provided for that
purpose. The dollar column has been
abolished, and instead there hns been sub
stituted four coupons between the note
proper and the stub which is kept by u Q
postmaster who issues the note. Each OF
these coupons represent n dollar which is
printed in figures aud letters, and num-
bered irom one 10 four, beginning at the
note proper. In issuing note the post
master will tear it from the stub in such u
manner ns to leave the coupon containing
the amount OF dollars for which the note
is issued on the note, aud the remaining
coupons on the stub, the number of cents
being punched in the rows of figures In
the manner referred TO. The numbering
of the new notes will be continuation Of
the series of numbers which was COM
menced in the old notes.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-05-16


What is needed and what we believe the
Cincinnati demonstration will help to bring
about, is the revision of the rules OF criminal
practice, and of the laws relating Ia criminal
trials. The jury system must be 80 modified
MS to enable the State TO secure honest and in
teligentjurors. The present system of accept.
ing iuryman who has not read the details of
a tragedy means in most cases a man who can.
not read. man who cannot read is not fit %
receive impressions from testimony or weigh
evidence. He is an unfit juror. The rules Of
practice must be smplified and the right of
appeal on quibbles and technicalities abridged
Less time should be suffered to elapse between
the ohense aud Its punishment. Criminals
should be promptly arraigned and the limit oi
delay in such matters fixed by law. Sentence
should fo'ow conviction nd punishment begin
at once. These are the first reforms nee ded I.
Others should follow. and1 1he work should 60
on until the present sy stem, which is in effect
premium upon crime, is wholly overthrown.