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New-York tribune., 1884-12-07

EXPOSITION TOPICS - CRIMINAL - INDUS
TRIAL.

Exposition TOPICS - CRIMINAL - INDUS
TRIAL.
my TELEGRAPH To rHR rRtBUNs.l
Nrw-OHLEANs Dec. 0.-Mr Richard, the loS'ea
OF the French opera House has been struggling
hard to ~ kc arrangements 10 bring ont company
and has faiiod. and Now-Orleans will have no
regular French opera season. Mr.. David Bidwcll
has however, secured Ade!Ina Patti and "A support
ing company for a short season in this city. Pa.ti
is expected some time IN January.
Electric clocks were started this week in tins
city for the first time. They have met with public
favor aud are being introduced nto number Of
public bu ldir : and private Offices.
Foopads are again al work, AMI there have becn
several highway robbcrirs during thc week. Tho
career Of tlcso gentry VIII however not be a long
one, Is poiIce arrangements are being mldc winch
will secure the arrest Of all sGspc!0Is Characters
found IN the streets or elsewher'.
The magnitn le Of the or linal buildings planned
for the Worlds Fair has been duly ycriiscd TO
TIE Nation. and wondered at. Since then IT was
found that, immense as these structures are.
they must prove totally inadequate for the de-
mauds by the exhibitors for space; so extensions
and annexes wers erected aul show Gepars nen's
assigned to new Buildings thaJ w3re blilt for the
purpose. Nov, at thi, late dly 10 is real2c1 that
even these vast accom- nd tt.pls ars msuiirIcnt.
and reductions in floor space her' olore allotted
being mads by the MANAGEMENT IN every n-
stance wneIe possible.
In or or TO pas tho rolls for the months of Octo-
Der, November ami D,cem ,cr. the city is COM
PEELED to b,rray S22OOJJ. This tno Council au-
thorizod ou Tuesday.
II is announced that New-Yor, corporation.
which has been long III operation IN that city. is
now completing arrangements for Il permanent
enterprise whereby it is proposed to supply con-
sinners IN this city with pare IL k 1t is pro-
posed to ship daily suitable supply to
meet tho demln1 and sell il on the thoroughfarcs
here as from ordinary dairics II s promssl that
the prico will ba 50 placed that saving
of nearly 80 per cent Will result. from what Is or
dinarily asked for local milk. and the representa-
tive of the company says that it is to be per
mancnt
Some time ago the Consul-Gancrll Of France. the
Vicomte Absac, wrote TO he French Minister of
Marine asking that a French war vessel be sent
10 this port 10 be present az the opening of the TX
POSITION IL response to tins request the Ffench
dispatch boat iOuyct Of the An Hes squadron was
ordered f. NcW-OIlca1A Sh' lcft pnri de Frauce.
Martinique. ou November =. arrived here on Mon
day NOR ing and is now anchored IN the river op-
p0sitc the city.
The sensations Of the week have hoen the shoot
inc of Young " JacK' Logan 10y the Conway sisters
and the assassnation, Of Capi2in Murphy. Logan
bond There Is much complaint against the police
for tho handling OF the Muitht cnse 40
ctidence has set been obtained poititoly fixing
the mmdeE on any oif ~, 9ehgtHl sentimgqt w9t
vil We pta{sd .on ile ttiai TINT poot captain Mat
pht eoHmt'ti shicidc
New-York tribune., 1884-12-07
PHILADELPHIA.
s0rlAl. ANN nllllrArlnNAL

rtr3v as occ,iovtt copnrst5SnrSt or tnr trinrNrl
pnii ,brtrutN Dcc b.-lhr it nt the
ioici ncctne ns' ctcHibe tnt thia "a rariich'atit
utnHabE " y ~ nb btHcnt ~ ~ C't Wi'ob3
~4gH tr rtNe tbei a'e ~ esitfe 81 Mi'sl ri6m'heHt
w s8it't
fas lwfpeAR taiN8Ve iuiauaii alasn y Ns'Nt 'n'3
pflN'NgH.s N''e N NgNfHiW NpWf l'l'H''e3 wv
ue4llsar 'I'ssiqAN, W'AlHg 81 ~ NsmF'aNr
leaqlspu Aeaea lpese % Aappy pyef spe loner eon-
iercd upon oue of 10 graduates. The announcement
was made hl lrueailr IaueOast u u Shat ilanes "
shan onY hrI Que Yeara 0f axe, has bsou eecIod ~
an honorary membership IN tho Royal hooley " sur
rons Of Ieeum aud that ho has been presented with
Royal gold medal appended 10 q lao simo OF King
Leopold aud ooors Dr shain ID tho surgeon of
tho Rcd Hlar steamer Nordland and onhoso honos by
removing from tho fsoe VI lady sonneotod with the
New-York tribune., 1884-12-07
fAll.l


GmcAep lse q ihe aAeWpmppla peiage ihe
redetal ntapl Lazy ihe pleienl Beek aneetlns
lhe ballpt-pp4 lraud "a ihp seeond pfeeneI 81 lhe
bsnleeulh NAFi have been oi lhe mos1 erlm'-
mating nature. aud not only have demonstrated bo-
yond peradyonluro that monatgous election orimo
was deliberately planned but carry with thom tho
safe presumption that wel.kuown Democratic
leaders were parties 10 IL. As tho evidences Of tho
conspiracy accumulated. popular Indignation CON-
peIled even those who would have prohtod by the
New-York tribune., 1884-12-07

puqtQ (ouff.ui.e " 4Ae ANlgY Ilbmf
PlphsstI g. II. Miirr seml Hpitoauuai
pulhl.t ~ tlis city aud late uf Iowa Nuu Als brfu
asolicsuf slnung plhullipns in Npnh S,Nlaihl
rturied 20 iAis cb sddenJ les1eldN hs w eGl lne
daughter of q s0uI chef ai EQsebnd Agency. The
Indian belle was Infatuated with hllor aud followed hln
ghfTeY er he went bcsocching hm lO marry her Offering
him "a whole hord uf cattle II ho would become her nus
band The affair has created something Qf senhatun ~
the tribe aud The sghiod young Indian bucks VIII
make II Interesting for the unhappy pusist II they can
lay hands on him.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-07
NE AND CLEVELAND.

The long battle was over. st. JOhn had heen
uluueed ear deep into salt River The Widow Buucr,
Win black eve lay stretched upon the Boston Common
The Blaine plume dropped woepngly on The lWBI ~
tower. The Lockwood bu,tle Was silent as a number
nine shoe.
There Is the dull light OF reform candle on tho tNecu
tive. desk mugNump moon hings an mdcpendcL I
r,y ON the chcftaius brow Bat listen! stealthy IN
diana step IFS without The door opens and Thomas An
ecii- Hendricks smiles rlNcnously.
' Nj. Clci eltndt ."
" Mr. Hendricks"
What of the -pous Mr.. Cleycandl"
" There wIll DE uo spols, Mr. Hendricks"
Ahcmi"
" Ahrmi"
Atrrihle silcncc cnsuos Tho visitor yarlshcs Ike
Confederate bond. The reform candle splttets. lhl
mnswunp moon grows brighter ANA lhc utu " destiny
chuckrs itisa weird wild chucklc thit ends in am Arc
"TIf.t comic. INST sotycl" ne ml'tcia. Win Rn iul
prc,dcntij 10 pcsc 20 H. N ho snlts the cinlio 'nt'
"a hrshtot raine
New-York tribune., 1884-12-07

Il w3a 0H Ur'8H siNtfe tlita m3h 8N9ss
Ntii8aW'fat 8' Nf Fa''p.lt smGa's mttlft "
NiNT fW MpW Euust alA be Qpepp - Aele
Fim"WG 'iTFtViti@tlea 1N,eN sdief4 ~
llt ftOm tllH siul actusa thp luiOuac
''" You tuul tm,u d. uly lOd" snl Ar lf4gla." thaI
a dollar WO,i so stoAt deal tl,Aef ga thusv dala lNA
II would do nOw" - -.
Ihe go0m that the recital of hls OH story hal thrown
pyor thc gang wa, waited aNay bl oni und w lne phb
ulster, who snidi -
=" would sngsost that Eyarts might have sald some
thing else"
"Whatr - -.
4" IIe might have said 'Ineyor heard that no threw
silver dollar across tho Potomac, but history Tells y.
that he threw Enssh sovereign aeross the AtIsnue
New-York tribune., 1884-12-07
"'r1ur white feet aul white nose,


"Ilc luiks regard white forcicc, as lucky; one
wh'te tore ana hind foot uuluoky ill.,.
"Do think thr clipping oi h0tsos cruel Woll.
y dDronl9 Upon Tho hoiso aud also on the 0Vucr.
4 yo1p' strong u t that s ltNoh ipt plcH,ntc
9nl{ tiH g,n W. e'cn we 'fcd G,tei1 Fia,l!l'fg,
wv ~ hNtt MilC neteillt i,ty itt 8HbHtlt
e''tt l'iF, tlaY, ~, iNNslt'y hY uW, VA
4 -.aLA |. Mn iMA M alann LA-L-A. NM----
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1884-10-04
Registration of Voters.
Physician and ChapIafns.

DIR T H Wingfeld physician to jail. 5000
Rev A T Pindell chap to aims house,. $500
ORD S Williams physician aims house. 5000
Rev w 7 D GLENN chaplain to jail.. 5000
DR. D Williams physician aims house. 1890
DR. H Wingfeld physician to jail. 5000
DIR r Whiteford physician aims house 5000
DR. D Williams physician aims house. 5000
DR. I H Wingfeld physician to jail..... 5O.O0
Rev J R Nichols chaplain at iaiI........ 5000
DIR Wingield physician to Jail . 5000
DIR Whiteford physician aims house 10000
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1884-10-04

TsCPH1HS OH CO"Hty 17'rH"es'5'
Bowen painting court house jail....$ 1923
Copeland & Seby repairs station house 775
Ii Williams & Co repairs aims house.. 1890
Alfred Shriyer repairs at court House,. 71.27
w Deal repairs pipes at jail........... 1900
Shriver material & work treasurers
commissioners Office 50.19
Bond repairs in cells & locks at Jail. 1870
A Shriyer work court House............ 1915
w Deal work at court house and jail. 1922
Shriver work at aims house .............. 136.20
w Deal repairing at aims House 19S09
L p Kraus repairs at aims house....... 26922
J Register & Son repairs at aims house 1889
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1884-10-04
Fire Department..

W Philips lime engine House......".-S 700
c T Holloway eng'rs & drivers May. 900. 90
Holloway chemical engine .......... 100000
Wolf & Sons stoves engine house,. 91.63
] J Blades papering " ...... 5000
Holloway engineer & drivers June. 914.94
7 Holloway horse feed. 177.S1
Southern Electric Co sup & rep on fire
alarm telegraph use of Dept........... 524.32
Hyatt, rep'g No & engine house,. 1901
Peoples Mu Live Stock Co ms horses. 5000
7 Holloway engineer d drivers....... 10000
S Ogier, ground rent engine house,. 1000
M Eppley rent No 3 engine house,. 5000
Holloway engineers and drivers..... 1850
Greasley grid rent No eng house, 36 90
Chas Holloway bill for feed........... 1915
Aug.... 172H
I" exp OrioIe procession. $500
e Hook treas Towsontown Fire Co
property belonging to said Co transto
county ............................. 14O43
C T Holloway for engineers & drivers. 91400
Southern Electric Light Co alarm boxes
and extension of line to Canton..... 946.45
Peoples Nut Live Stock Co ins horses. $500
NJ Eppley rent No 3 engine house...... 5000
C 7 Holloway engineers and drivers..... $1,000
C T Holloway supplies .................. 172.24
] H Hynson care of Towson truck........ 500
G Hyatt repairs No d eng houses. 55.OS
C T Holloway feed bills .................. 384.16
Vohden medical treatment for horses. 1000
C 7 Holloway feed bills. 3S2.03
repairs supplies dom. 2,3S5.73
supplies and repairs...... 1,1S6.10
Southern Electric Co repair'g gongs and
supt fire alarms ......................... 2O769
G Holloway engineers and drivers.... 94S.1S
Jas Hynson taking care Towson truck. 1000
Canton Co ground rent lot............... 5000
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1884-10-04
InsoIyeut e. Erroneous Account.

VIM Parks expenses incurred for levies
on property enormously assessed......S 1880
VIM Scott property purchased for taxes
1887 on property assessed twice...... 27.75
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1884-10-04
Commissioners of HarfordCount

VIM NJ Isaac clerk fees in Hartford coun-
ty cases Sept term 1881. 3d.
Henry A Nagle Supt bridge near Frank
linyille Harford's share................. 81
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1884-10-04
MARYLAND Avenue school House

VIM Parks property sold to commission.
ers at tax sale. IJ3.Jz
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1884-10-04

Report Of John CrOwther, Jr..
Chief CIerh and auditor to County Commits
siofers of baltimore County.
Receipts and Disbursements from June LIST, 1888,
to June LIST, 1884.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1884-10-04
Commissioners Howard County

Commissioners Howard County.
Chas Werner blocks for bridge Elkridge
landing. ozoV
C Werner Howard county's half of ma
sonry at Elkridge landing bridge...... 1915
W NJ Isaac fees city cases Sept 1SS2.....S 1890
DR. I II Wingfeld professional services
to juror in case of state VS. L NJ Smith 800
Commissioners Calvert County.
R C Tracey boarding Geo Brooks....".S LEO
Commissioners Carroll County.
Chas Werner blocks for bridge at Marri-
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1884-10-04
Repairs ON County Buildings.

T Bruff amount paid counsel for ex-
animation of title for lot............"...$ 100.0t
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1884-10-04
Mayor and City G
Publishing and Printing.

VIM II Ruby pubiishg report fire com...$ $500
Morling Co advertising in News....... 800
Longnecker Bros advertising in Union. 3l.00
F L Morling advertising in News..".-. 1900
J T Benson & Co advertising in Herald 1925
Longnecker Bros advertising in Union. 10S.25
Longnecker Bros pub statement........... $4,000
j Benson & Co pub statement.........- $4,000
VIM H Ruby advertising in Journal. 1865
F L Morling advertising in News.. 1900
J Benson & Co advertising in Herald 344.00
Raine adv German Correspondent. 4.5O
Longnecker Bros advertising in Union. Ss.75
B II Scott advertising in Voice............. 1000
VIM H Ruby advertising in JournaI.. 1880
] F Benson & Co Advertising in Herald 2S2.O0
A S Abel & Co advertising in SUM-. 1892
Herald Publishing Co advertising...... $500
VIM H Ruby advertising in Journal... 1890
VIM II Ruby balance pub in Journal. 663.00
Moring & Co pub in News............... 1900
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1884-10-04
Sanitary Expenses.

DIR Norment sanitary of6cer-......S 1900
I A Kirchner clothing destroyed and
collins furnished small pox patients...... 25.OO
T J Powers ...................... LIS
VIM Brooks officer at Woodbury. l4.4O
VIM Lyle. .................. lou
F M Hines sanitary expenses. l2.49
Mrs Gillerman provision furnished small
box patients. .................... 1858
H Wineholt expenses at Canton....... 1919
DIR Piper sanitary officer ................. S0.00
DR. III G Prentiss sanitary offcer......... S4.13
DIR Norment sanitary oficer......... 77.S1
Geo Hoffstetter sundry expenses... 1.50
VIM Lyte sundry expenses. 400
DIR Norment professional services
small pox patients. 9O.25
VIM Lyle burying dead animals....-. ESQ
DR. Norment sanitary oficer........ 1887
DIR G Prentiss sanitary oficer......... SO.41
DIR Piper sanitary officer................ 1900
DR. ii Prentiss sanitary oficer......... 1915
DIR Norment sanitary oficer........ 1902
DIR Piper sanitary officer. 1900
Mrs NJ Brown bedding &c for small pox
patients destroyed 1000
DR. Piper sanitary officer. 1900
DIR G Prentiss sanitary oficer-........ 1905
DIR B Norment sanitary oflicer......... 1925
A Rutherford burying dead animals....- 400
Smith & Aiken groceries and provisions
for families of small pox patients...... 63.63
DR. r G Rankin attending ...... $500
DR. ] S Baldwin =" ...... 5000
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1884-10-04
Insurance Account.
Insane Paupers Account.

Mt Hope Retreat supp'tinsane paupers.$ S9S.l4
Maryland Hospital balance of bil...... 1,S96.4l
Mt Hope Retreat suppl insane paupers 1926
bill to Sept 18th 1885,. 45O.49
tendance for paupers 5000
Maryland Hospital bill for 1854 ......... 5,263.93
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1884-10-04
Removed Cases.

Commissioners Cecil co costs in case Nc
Cauley vs. B & O r R..............".$ $500
D Mclean expert wit in case of Gar
rigan tried Court Common Pleas &
for plat made for use commissioners. 37.O0
W H II Turner support county prison.
ers in city ail...........".............- $500
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1884-09-13
THE LIFE OF AN ACTRESS.
The sad story Told in the Letters OF Aimee
FpcSciee to Alexander Dumas.

FpcSciee to Alexander Dumas.
''In 1861 writes n. Dumas, Il went
to Brussels to attend the rehcarsals of
'L'Aimi DIES Eemmes, at the Park Thea
tire. was curious to see the effect, on
the stage, of my new version, which had
not been done in Paris. The day after
my arrival, | received a note FROM Made
n1oiselIe Dcsciee. She was playing
Diane de Lys at the Theatre of the Gale
RE Saint Hubert and wished me to go
and see her. She added, most amiably,
Everyone says l have improved very
much, but / shall only believe it when
you have told me So | went to the
Galerie Saint Hubert with my friend
Marcy.
''Sue had not been five minutes on the
stage before Marcy and exchanged
looks of surprise. Her outline was grace
ful, her walk naughty and swift. mar
vclously supple (she wore no stays) her
gestures free but uneXaggerated, keep
moving easily on straight neck a; large
blacl, eyes. dilated noStrils. inhaling life
pasSinnately, magnificent teeth, lips
made to laugh ironically OF Sorrowfully
in the madness Of rage OF Iowa mask
changing rapidly aud representing the
most opposite expressions, passing sud-
,I,-f t,,,In,prSc tn r-i,1nnon from,
sarcasm to pity ; the check bones rather
prominent, cheeks rather hollow, which
will never be full again, and which, in
spite of paint, showed that they were
forever p:led by some internal suffering !;
thin shouldered and flat figure i'll fact,
one of til use women whom all others call
ugly, and by the side of which all I.retty
women are uninteIesting ard pass un-
noticed Such was the woman still
called Mademoiselle Desclcc, soon to be
known only as Dasclee.''
NJ. Dumas made up his mind at once
to get her engaged at the Gymnase. He
suggested it to NJ Montigny but the
recommendations. refused t. believe in
such change in an actress once des-
pissed by him in Paris.
However, he offered to engage her for
two years at the modest Salory of $4,000
francIls 81, 200.N Desclee accepted al
first and then hcsitated. Paris fright.
ened her in the provinces she felt indie
pendent, she could interpret and play as
she chose She was SO, she was plain, y
etc. Alexandra Dumas wrote back to
her: You are neither old, ugly non
stupid you are u woman, and conse
queutly nervous, changeable and irreso
Lutte. AS soon as you have done a thing
you ask yourself if it was the right thing
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1884-09-13

CONFEDERATE Y ROADS
(Which is in the State NV Kentucky.


(Which is in the State NV Kentucky.
september |, 1854.
| must remind correspondents that they
must enclose postage stamps to enshoor
attenshun bein paid to ther letters. Last
week | only received six, wich wuz .ist
wun drink a day, and no man kin be a
good Dimekrat on that. 1t is all well
euulf to live for the good NV others. but
the laborer is worthy nv his hire. kin
skirmsh for food, and NV cloze l want
little; but hkker | must hev and it is
cash. Remember, one five cent. stamp
in eech letter. or | don't spred wisdom.
The follerin letters contained the nee
essary stamps:
Sorc.-The contribooshens NV $4,000
witch Mir. RaTnum, the Chairman nv the
Dimocratic NaShnel committy, levied
onto 700, is very lite. The Injun Agency
he promist in the event nv the success NV
Cleveland and Reform, is one Nv the best
in the gift NV the Administration With
Cleveland President and Barnum runniu
things in Mashinton, cf 700 can't steel
that amount the first two weeks, VOC
amt got no skill in manipulatin things,
Send the money to wunst, for we need it
badly. Votes hez gone up in Inieany
from s. to - 80, and it costs money to
transfer voters from Kentucky to either
lnieany or Ohio. Promptnis is wat is
needed to sekoor Iniun Agencies.
CHrio&iY.-It is not certain wat posi-
shen Oscar Folsom Cleveland, the scn NV
our noble standard bearer, ex Sheriff
Cleveland, wood fill i'll the event NV the
eleckshun nv his father to the Prcsi-
dency in the Interest nv purity and re-
form. 1t is a question. OHl noble stand
ard barer, ex-Sherih Cleveland, WIZ not
married to the Ia 5 mother. wich is
Marian lIalpia. and the noble ex.sherif
scz il is onSlr-in who his father is, ez
Their WIZ four heightened gentlemen con-
ccrEyd in it. The eX sheriff magnani-
musly assumed to be the father, pro TEN,
and permitted the boy to bare his name
1t is likely, therefore, that he will, eff he
is elected, acknowledge him and take
him to the White House ez his son dc
tucto. The boy is sed to be a handsome
child, la in all his fathers beauty and
his mothers strength However, the
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1884-09-13
A BELIEVING WOMAN.

Sussex, was old, rich, benevolent and
crochctv, and the sole surviving repre-
sentative of an ancient line of more or
less remarkable "CharaCtcrs." Among
the more pronounced of her ccccn-
tricities were an ;nf1tuation for pa-ron-
izing new and out-of-thc way charitable
schemes and projects, and the demon
stration of keen interest in the wei
fare Of the Rev Amos Hartley, the Gu
rate of the parish. 1t was mooted
point as to which peculiarly was the
more marked, and certainly, while the
one laid her open to numberleSs and
| perpetual impostTes, the other excited
in certain local circles an amount of
talk and tcatable scandal that her
age and charity scarcely availed to
avert.
The sossipers declared their utter in
ability to discover the bond of sympa-
thy apparently existing between the CT
rate and his patroness. lie was, as
they rightly observed, about the most
commonplace curate OF forty-tive that
ever proSed through a sermon, and but
for t certain SbUIiH.Wc dreaminess oc-
caslonally apparent il his plain face, he
would have been an exceedingly unin-
tertsting person.
But despite these obvious drawbacks,
Mr.. Hartley had succeeded in securing
the friendship of the mistress of Som
crscourt and was apparently firmly es-
tablshed alike in her good graces and
her household. His position there was
somewhat anomalous. He acted as
Miss Annersleigh's amanucnsis in all
matters appcrtaining to the lavish dis.
uibution of her charity and, if report
spoke truly, was her confidential adj
visers in mundane and spiritual matters
alike.
In spite of occasional outhrusts of
scandal. tIr. Hartley continued to en-
JOY the sweets and emoluments of his
office; and, judging by frequent marks
of regard and confidence conferred
upon him by his patroness, the mutual
understanding and sympathy increased
with time. The curatc spent the
greater portion of his DAYS at Somcrs-
court. where 4 suite of apartments was
:.Iw-3ys st his DISPOSAL For inward, Of
five wears had this state of things con-
tin4ed. when 10 the CONSERVATION of
the parish and 10 the inestimab!e Grief
of Miss AnncrsIciah. Mr.. Hartley was
attacked by a severe illness. to which
he succumbcd within a week. breathing
his last in the room he was wont to oc-
cupv in the house of his friend
The demonstrations Of Grief indn1n-
ed in bv Miss Anncrs?eirh o,y,. rise ia
further ,bnnnh sona,,h9t nr,Iifcd
talk. until the sorrow Of fine oil Iodv
BEGAN 10 manifest itself i, the shame Of
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1884-09-13

ICoNTINuED ON FOURTH PAGE, ]
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-06-19
Prospective Separation.
Jersey City journal

Old Mr. Squaggs was somewhat irri-
table when he came down TO break
fast, and when his wife reproved him
for neglecting to tie up the dog before
going 10 bed the previous night, he
answered her rather snappisbly.
Then they had some words and she
said.
"Well, I'm sure l doA't know how
you expect we viii agree in the next
world If we can never agree in this
one.
ooh, well agree we'll enough in
tho next world, said Mr. SquaQgs,
sarcastically. 1--WE won't see much
of each other there. The bible says
there's wide gulf fixed between the
two places. y
Having said this, the old gentleman
caressed his bald head and snickered
to himself
Mrs Squaggs was thoughtful for q
moment; then, with a twinkle in her
eye, she said
This is the first | knowed Of you
hayin' given up all hopes of going 10
heaven
The conversation dropped