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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-20
PERSONAL

The late Or. Joseph Janvier Woodward ~ phnaAe,.
phs-who was one Of those IN attendance on Prs,dsn,
Garhel-was one NJ Tho foremost microscopic photo
Graphcrs IN the country. aud the author Of nunerou,
medical and surgical works OF Importance.
NJ de Blowtz eIcelled himself the debate on tia
French constitutional revision scheme, and sent rts
london Times lurid word picture Of eight hundred es
lators I'm Pandemonium with W. Andrieux executing
conyulsve movements" the tribune. the hell hir-
Ousy ringing and feet. paper knives, desk lids aud
voices together making disgraceful din"
Bishop TIllmuth formerly OF Huron. Canada and mors
lately cosdutor OF Rpon, England IL at the White Sui
phur Springs
In middle life Mr. Gladstone formulated 70 himself ules
for chewing food Thirytwo bites to BE- given to
eacn mouthful Of meat certain less numbers 10 nsh
cad ETC. etc These rule. he has closely adhered
70. and he has trained his children 10 do the same
Horticultural Hall Philadelphia IS the proper monu-
mcnt to the memory Of the late lillian /. scbaGer. d
the Girard National Bank. lie erected the buidns
his expense and gave 10 the Horticultural Society
the perpetual night to hold an its meeting. and exhibit
tons therein. He himself enthusiastic lOr-
cuturist and pomolOgt,t.
Mr. Herbert Spencer Indignantly repudiaes the senu-
ueut recently ascribed to him by Lord Reay, that
might perhaps be al the better for absence elnea-
ton leaving IL 10 the friction OF life 10 develop indl
yldual powers"
The silver cup presented to the Womans Christina
Temperance Union by Miss Willard given
her when she about seventeen years Old BY the
Illinois Agricultural Society rs prize Tor the best essay
The Establishment Of Country Home
few days ago there died at weimar at the age ot
ninety years an old lady who for seventy years had been
in the service OF the Goethe family She had been
personal attendance upon tie poet for the last twenty
i've years OF his life and the time OF his deata aud
she had plentiful stores of auecdoe and gossip Tor rc'er-
entail hearers She was buried In the family Naus
where Goethe In Ne1mar sleeps"
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TASTE ~ WLIES.

4 worthy vounr Connecticut farmer being per-
shaded that ait ia not good for man to be alone"
came 10 this city to seek IA wife Several OF ms
neighbo.- had taken to Themselves helpmeets from
among the plump and pleasing immigrants, and
these matches mad all turned out 80 well that he
was minded 90 follow suit. But having inspected
the arrivals OF eligible girls at Castle Garden for
two or three days. and not having rs yet sccn any
one to whom his heart went out this adventurous
agricuurist bethoupht himself of another plan,
and one for which, indeed, he had no warrant of
ncghhorly example lie had read In the papers
some little time ago an account of the arrest of a
young woman named Emma Larrabee for burglary
This Young woman was described "a o professional
burglar and it was said that she had an nnconqucr-
able passion for that kind of Legitimate amuse
ment Now il occurred to the young man from Con
urcticut that If Miss larrabce would marry him he
uipIt lc able to reclaim her and forthwith no
sought bor out IA hc promptly ascertaned that
she had % prior engagement in the pcnitcntialy, it
may ho hoIcd that hc will dctach his affections
from thIs bright rarticular altar, and rest content
with noue lcas notoruun but probably moro tiuat-
votthy mailou from over the sea. If indeed the
good state of Connecticut cannot luinFh him with
- home. undr American wifo
llut iLuu.h hn ttato ia ohuoulng Wifo may sccm
odd ID Ia hut the outctoppins of Tendency which
Id h, no mraua new When, formerly, AuHtina
va1 70 penal colony tho nottlrrH were allowed to
man, the female ,nnVcta. aud II Wan oharnrd that
fios, women who had tho " hardeAt" records always
wcIo snapped mp FIRST In the same way Whom
youur women have committed startling crimes they
have L.,aiiably attracted suitoIs If they escaped
the III lows A remarkable instance of this was the
case OF Madeleine smith Scotch girl of good fam
N and position, who poisoned her lover in Edln-
,hurgh some thirty years ago. The trial was very
sensational II was shown that the prisoner had
had a IiaisOh with the deceased, who was French
man, and that desiring TO marry man IN her own
station she deliberately murdered the lover. The
iury brought in the Scotch verdict Not Proven"
though her guilt was clear. and within a week she
had more than twenty offers of marriage though
she was known TO be posoner. Cases of this kind
90 to show that the women Who gush over murder
crs and fill their cells with flowers have not
monopoly Of that particular sort Of folly but that
men, too, are amcnable to the subtle magnetism of
notoriety. and quite capable of playing the
moth TO criminal uminaries. provided the latter are
young and good Hooking And it is not always that
tho friendly walls of penitentary nterpose be-
tween these fascinated moths and the fatal attrac-
ton which would 50 surely SINCE their wings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-20

PIC rave MOI yet recovered from their surprise AZ ars
MN IN tho minority quest ~ personal bo,o
The 81 Josrph Nio) 0osene has made Tho r..
uNc"Vey mat Grover Cleveland Of New-Y orb d.,,,
portion OF MS young manhood 10 collecting and &c.,
Ing the pedgroes for publication Of tho Arcer,c,
horn Herd Book" thus becoming one Of the iot'
on enterprise that has given 10 America n. an
tcmailc enrts In the improvement NJ b,oiea ca,,,.
tllis country" Partisan preferences should M, A. "
miitcd. even I'm the storm and stress ~ poll,t,st
paihJ 10 obscure great service to humanity a,d
fore quote with approval from IN, Omaha B.,,,,,.
this generous recognition n Grover cleyel,ra =, ~.
early days ~ his manhood caused two shoftbo,, ~,
70 grow whore only one grew before he oer,spiv A..
serving well NJ HE cOuniryinen and the l..,, a., =,
mrers could do for him would be- 10 secure nj. Ana,,
ment 70 the office ~ Comt, sioner ~ Agrlcnltr. ~ 80,
Inc In tins. 10 make him esldent ~ the Ra,lona o..
cry Association"
Democratic and assistant Democratic lournsl. "a,
few exceptions affect ~ see on every hand eo.,,.'
evidence that The Republican party has gone h, 80,
and tnat recruits are Rocking ~ the Cleveland ss,a..
by thousands on the other hand. Mr. Mcclure rd,,,
NJ Ihe Pfiodeiphm Hmss which usually aims IN bs a.
dependent bu' nov suppofs the Democratic ,iohs ,,
graphs o HE paper from New Yotb ma fpllo.s. atn.
Presidential election sa' ~ no held in tho nrsi Voc, !,
sentembpr Instead ~ the fret venh ~ No,e,,.s a..
friends Of blaine would 10 enrrlv and Justly rusai.,
~ HE election " Mt Mcclure eups ~ ~ aay ,bat tn.
Ia w abundant time Tor vas changes m rnrai .s,
mont hut hs sreufate perception ~ the pfeasni s,,s
ton u vDnh noting
So Hendricks fouh1 iimp Hh SATURDAY Willis lbs teis
fui Tho Nrsi wac waiting 10 Philadelphia, ~ e,pte,, .
cheerful conviction that tho fpmnefstn candidate,
wnHid ha elected ST. Hendricks has cached tb eaa
ausiea bY shrie process starting with The assame
ton that hew-fork AMI Indiana certain 10 s,s ma.
ioities for their aVorlte sons he has no difficulty In
showing that tho Democratic prospeot Is FOsy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-20
OFFICIAL BRIGHTNESS.

"The one over Nhelming issue is that of
official uprightness" says The World Very
well abide by that issue if you dare. 1t is
falsely and fraudulently set up, true; and in
the desperate hope that the fatal tariff question
may thus be lodged. But the Republican party
would be content to put the issue just where the
principal Democratic organ puts it. There is
"A pitiable anxiety in The World Office evidently,
to escape all question as to the personal purity
Of the candidate. The claim Is set up that,
however bad he may be in private life, though
he may be as Objectionable III all respects AS
Mr.. Purcell said that he was before the National
Convention. still the people have nothing to do
with that matter; the one overwhelming issue
Is that of official uprightness." This is not the
opinion Of millions of voters, but never mind.
Let official uprightness be the test.
1t is not alleged that Mr.. Blaine has ever done
Il single thing, in all his official career that can
be censured as corrupt. During years of con-
slant defamation, the most and worst that has
been said is tnat after his official duty had been
properly discharged, change of circumstances
enabled Mr.. Blaine as an individual to reap
benefits which he had never expected from the
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aboard when she stopped ut the baroaooes'
Apparently, therefore, we shall soon nave u
| chance 10 see how efficient our own quaran-
| tine IL.
As Pierre Lorlard rclires from the Eng
lish turf his stable becomes stronger ANA moro
successful ON this side Of the ocean. Aiicr
the great year IN which Iroquois won the
Derby and ST. Logger, his ventures for Eng iSh
prizos were little more than series oi revcrsrS
md disaupnintmcnts s. the owner ot Kan
cocas has ordered the last of his horses now
abroad to I've sent home He has done ch"ut"
in England for honor and for glory. 10 WI"
,hc ,,ost romous stakes in the world with IN
A,,,,ico, colt WAS enough To make
tbe career of any turimnn meh"r"p''
put Mr.. Lorillard's marvellous Mortemefs HIS
! swift Drake Carter and his lying Afahza "'c
uow carving everything before them ~ Mon
moutb Park Their victories are popular anu
oll the iriumphs of an owner who has aiInrd ~
such shining marks and has hit the F"lu ~
or,en will bo welcome. Mr.. LOrilard races ~
lavish. open handed. ambitious fashion that
will always make Rancocas favoiltc name on
the turf
There is nothing IN Mr. Clcveland's hricl let
Ter If acceptance iu show why " should nave
hppn krnt hack az long, not anything to Justify
t. nnai publication except ns y mtfo fnihhlitV'
II Ia fntnhnn= place ~ the extreme, The INST
point worth nothing Ia tho assertion 'lhi he
does nnl hrinve ~ the selection nf the Fl'si
dent This really nead moi have troubled MI
Cleveland for he will never get even hist
election tn that office. Then follow son ANA
sweet, but indefinite, words for the working
men, with a repetition of the promises made 10
the laboring classes when he was elected Gov
emor. The only trouble here is that those
promises were not kept. After touching upon
the necessity of helping the canals, and I'M
proving the natural waterways OF the country,
Mr.. Cleveland finally SAYS in regard to the
Civil Service: "The selection and retention
of subordinatcs in Government employ
mcnt should depend upon their asccrtained
fitness and the value Of their work.
| There is nothing in that sentence that VIII not
give pleasure to the Democratic party which
is "hungry" and "thirsty' for spoilS. All IN
all it is very small letter by very small man.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-20
OUR FRIENDS. THE ENEMY.

The notice was in this emphatic language: II you re-
fuse to stand by the WOrklngnen, tod help yOu can
not" In tnls there no mistake Mr.. MatteTson, OF
Kentucky VINO followed NE. took warning, saying tue
party would look tn God for holp but the scripture sath
The prayer OF tho wicked syseth General But
ler's letter
Mr.. WattersOn will 6nd it hard to break tho force
of General Buffers thrust. lie would do we'll to ask
the help of The Independent or some other religious
newspaper. which, after receiving notice OF Gov
ernOr CoyelAnds character from tho Clerical AS
soclation Of Buffalo, proceeded to support him as the
candidate of Purity and Reform.
Mr. Lodges success I'm putting I'm practice the idea that
nothing good be done outside the Blaine school Of
politics will DO watched with interest unm Xed with
Tenderness 10y those VINO formerly put their trust IN him
Il New York Times.
Mr. Lodge Is TO be congratulated that The Times
has ceased to SLAYER hun all over with fulsOmo
adulntion every day 1t was "a terrible strain on an
honest mans reputation to DO held up for weeks as
the pet politician of thein dishonest set Of Phar
sees tho country has ever seen, but if they now
abuse him roundly ho will find that he has re
covered his honorable reputation.
Now, In the OF decency. let US have a campaign
based upon the public records aud official tness OF men,
-NeH-lOrk World.
Yes that is what you want now, after having
spent months In circulating the foulest ISLANDERS
against Mr.. Blalnes personal character 1t IL q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-20
4musemeuis 60 Might.
"L.iitle Duke

Clsr~o-S-" Lutte Duke
Ipy~ NUspp- Waxw orkA -
GRANT ORR. HousF-S-" " hlie ~, ~, p,o,.o,,-
G.r,scs sotr,up mn -s:2o-"MaN hlosSo"|
NJ, 49, a AppvN g." Toe seven haven ,,.... %
Ss ,,,..nv- s. sieha anf The seven haNeh"
1xinN SoTIEr TurArpr-s- Qneena;
1A1u srnrtT IuT ATHl--S-"A l'hg bA'S'
60, IN AS concert.
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Jnoe TO Aonerilsrne ,,s
pnslntss Nolltcs

A pRorIrABIFl VvFstWENr- Each g donhlen
E,hin ~ lavs toss inq,s'''t tin'tts 'r u.ssvprri
,,a,tifei ttarien vtv an .'rrAt npor Nlle H'nfr
asnstni ,t ling lots sttrII1lnf lf11i ~. = ,r,t
pu n.nts IS Circulars p NusnN ht''hs'' ''' '''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-20

f,rrIGN-The Empress Of China has been
urged 10 declare war. - Officers viii start TO-
nav with plans for the Khartoum expedition. -
case of Asiatic cholera is reported IN Blrnlng'
ham. - German war ship removed the British
flag in town Of West Africa aud raised the Ger
man cooTs.
p,ars1C.-Governor Cleveland yesterday made
public his letter accepting the Democratic party
nomination Of him for President -- EX-Gover-
nor Butler. of Massachusetts. addressed Rhode
Island workinrmen on the political issues Of the
Nav. - The anniversary Of the foundation Of
he Republican party was celebrated M Strong In
Maine. The single case of yellow fever at
Kov Wet was reported as under contIo!. - A
committee Of the General Assembly of Virginia
reported that there was grave doubt # there was
an election law. -= The American Association
Tor instruction of the Blind met at -. Louis -
Heavy rains have caused some damage 10 Weston
sTorL
CuY AID SrHURBAN.-Naud = was delivered 20
her new owner, Robert Bonner Yesterday. -
Many emil .iastic Blaine meetings were held.
g. Iohu Riley died - lOta. ChImera, Drake
Carter. Araoza. Swift and Guy won Tue Monmouth
Park races Another order of arrest was
issued for Ferdinand Ward - -. -. Nbcdon
has not been at his home in Elizabeth, n. J since
Saturday The Ncw-l"rk nino beat the
Buffalo aud the Metropolitan tho Brooklyn club
&c. Lawyer Drake testified regarding Rhine
landcr's sanity. Gold valne of the legal ten
Ter silver dolla, il2i2 grains, sf.s7 c"uts.
Stocks with more activity were buoyaut at higher
figures aud closed strong
1uE NIAIHrR-IrBr>r local observations in
dicate fair aud warmer weather with chances Of
SHOW ers carly m the day. Temperature yesterday
HtoI.st az. towerf ~. aVtro 20 Tula@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-20

The advance of the cholera has not been at
all frightful during the last week or two and
although new cases have been reported daily as
occurring in different places in France and
italy, the disease does not seem 10 be particu-
larry severe. Considering how violently it ragged
In Toulon and Marseilles. its present progress
naturally attracts little attention. If the report
that a case has been found in Birmingham, Eng
land, proves to be true, however,we may expect
partial revival Of public excitement. Yet the
English will not be panic-stricken after the
manner of the French neither will they shoot
OF the doctors who try to cure them. Our own
authorities have had their attention reused by
he informsto that British steamer from
Calcutta, bound for this port. had cholera
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-20

IlTsPANus
VAtrtvrp NAuvBsiA
%. rtest 'tpruufu airutfs Awarded,
A.. sst..sstt ~ ihr iastr anh smaller 'nae
thou othar
10, ssn M nee Nribf elsWr heltlrs ~ Nihfsi'N
ath 'tHHht eiHfga Pnl NJ.
Z ntsbtSr. ~ lhlahrlpha
.Frt stts=t'aihless rt'tatli1s wi'tthitv.MHt
800 aLV = AHA. tsls ia siaa isaac ehi at' Nv "
stslaa'aa' "'h's' "'' Wv hh, MarrMAAA-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-20

There is perhaps no business in the world
where there are more chances for fatal mistakes
than in the drug trade; and yet considering
the chances, the number Of blundcrs which
actually do occur is wonderfully small. Justice
has always been especially quick to swOop
down Oh any poor drug clerk found guilty of
measuring out the wrong preparation, or Of
letting poison leave the shop unmarked-its
last victim lives In Philadelphia, and his crime
was in not labelling strychnine. This is rs it
ought TO be- of course, so far as the druggists
are concerned; but more's the pity that Justice
Is not equally watchful for criminal carelessness
on railroads, steamboats,, and in other places
and trades where almost daily exhibitions of it
20 unpublished.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-20

II the cable dispatches can be believed, Ger
many has now rcsOrted to active measures to
annoy England in regard to colonization
schemes. Ii is stated that the crew of Il German
war ship have lowered the British flag at one
place on the western coast of Africa and hOisted
their own coors there and at several other
points. England, of course, would not allow
such an occurrence to pass unnoticed but the
high handedness of the proceeding is against
the truth of the story. Prince Bismarck is not
likely TO take a step like this to convince Mr.
Gladstone of the error of his auti-German
policy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-20

Persons ieor,po torn for ne season. and sum
mer frdreliers can hare IHE DAUt IWHCyr
maii,d 10 them. posip1i for - ceGts per
month rim or WfboW Sunday paper,
I'm DANA ImBryr wH be- sent 10 ann oddrtss
H. Europe tor + % per month, Wbtch includes
de occdn postdge
Recent explosions in Ru'aia. which were
spuhtlcsa caused hy thu NiMlists. only serve
b. illustrate once more th" folly ol u'ing to-
fuvoluionisr country ht dynamite. Even If
several minor Government officials had been
Killed, neither The Enpeiu, uol his advisers
would have been moved to liberal mrnaulca,
Hut the victims were moi officers at tho Empire,
1hey were merely huuirri common people
who happened To be- in the ncishborhood when
the bombs exploded. This Is almost invariably
the case
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Arw91prI pnilp Gribllne.
THE NEUS rms MORNING.
POUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY

Yrw.YoRK. WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 20.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-20

trine too late Tho Pharisees held mp Mr.. Cleveland
TO all the world as q SAINT and The Uorid de-
manded that the personal fitness of candidates
should be the main Issue. Tho Clerical Association
of Buffalo desires to be heard that is the shape of
the campnipn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-20

aboard when she stopped at the Rarbadoes.
Apparently. therefore. we shall soon have n
chance 10 sec how efficient our own quaran-
tine is,
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1884-12-11
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Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1884-12-11
McCue and his wife,

Last Friday night the good people
residing OH Jones ST. were startled by
cries which seemed to issue from the
house of Jas McCue. an old veteran
who lately received large pension,
and who since has been enjoying a
continual picnic. As such circum
stances were nothing new, the neigh
bors were somewhat slow in getting to
the scene Of action; but when they NJ
rived they found lively tussel going
OH between man and wife. with odds
in>favor of wife, rs she had Jim jam
med into the wood box SO tight that
he couldn't kick. Interfering, they
had Jim taken before Squire Duilie.
He plead mot guilty" After hearing
the circumstances next morning the
complainant withdrew the suit. ~ jim
declared, and the woman too. that she
was the better man and could "wallOp'
him any day. But jim says that he
had been taking medicine lately and
was in no pugilistic condition at all,
and if well he could give her q hard
one. When asked if he would do net.
ter in the future and not disturb the
nei2hbors, he said lie did not think
much of tho neighborhood anyway aud
would probably leave it soon, as tie
people that couldn't allow a husband
and wife to enjoy little ''cotillion"
occasionally, without coming aud
peeking IN at the windows, were
those whom he care,i not To associate.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1884-12-11
Souire's SQuibs.

Nj. John A. Hickey. Of this place
treated hia relatives and many friend,
to social party Tuesday evening
Dec. end, 1884. The party was held
IN Mr.. Pray's Hotel at Grant Cent re,
a place well adapted for II social, qniet
and pleasant party. All had an op-
portunity TO "trip the light fantastic
toe" TO their hearts content and. hy
the way, III opportunity whicn very
few failed to ioyfully embrace. Th-
supper table was richly spread aud
among the other good things upon it
was an elegant wedding cake. All
agree that it WAS one of the most
pleasant parties they ever attended.
A treat of this kind could be expected
only ut the hands of person possess
ing the Kindness and generosity Of the
gentleman who gave IL. Soon after
supper this happy couple took their
departure, intending to go to Port
Huron and from there to Chicago.
The bride and groom received many
valuable presents.
May their lives be peaceful, happy and long.
And fortune smile on all they do;
Their hearts be ever filled with JOY and song.
And their friends be many and always true.
AyRIEND
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1884-12-11
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