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New-York tribune., 1885-07-20
trocd by the Commissioners Charities and corrsc-
tou.
hours AHEAD OF THE MAILS.
THE TRIBUNE TRAIN TO SARATOGA
HOW NEw-YoRKERs IN THE MOUNTAINS AND Al
VARIOUS SPRINGS WERE SUPPLIED WITH THEIR
SUNDAY TRIBUNRs YESTERDAY.

HOW NEw-YORKERs IN THE MOUNTAINS AND Al
VARIOUS SPRINGS WE'RE SUPPLIED WITH THEIR
SUNDAY TRIBUNRs YESTERDAY.
fBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
SARATOGA SPRINGS. July 19.-THE SUNDAY
TRIBUNE, regular edition. came up by special tram
all the way from New-York to-day as usual. arriv-
ing at o'clock sharp, beating the mail trains and
the slow going New-York papers by about two
hours. Owing to the fact that the paper comes all
the way by train this year. the long drive OF twenty
two miles over land by wagon, which was neces-
sary last year is obvated. The trip to-day was not
marked by any especial incident, except that the
car was considerably shaken by a cow which got IN
the way, and which was hurled violently out OF IT..
In the clear air of delightful morning the special
made splendid time after leaving New-York at
$3.50 H. m. The smoke burning device IN use on the
locomotive worked to perfection. Had
this device been patented by Mr..
Buchanan, the Motive Power Superintendent
Of the road, it would seem if q fortune might
have been realized from its general INTRODUCTION,
admirably does it work. But the preference
seems to be to give the benefit Of 1t to the puDhc,
and other roads are now adopting IT,
HOTEL KAATERsKILL, CATsKTLL MOUNTAINS, July
19.-TnE SUNDAY TRIBUNE beat oil the other New
York papers into the mountains to-day. The
TRIBUNE came up on the special for Sara
toga, and arrived here by way of Catskill at
500 a. M, two hours ahead of everything else.
Something of great interest, possibly the assign
ment of John Roach, made great cry I0r the
paper. The enterprising agent, Sheridan Plusch,
was besloged aud readily sold out his very large
bundles.
RIcHPIELD SPRINGS. N. Y, July 19.-THE TRIB
UYR, as usual, was distributed here at tine early
hour OF 10 a. IN. to-day. People crowded the book
store where the papers were unpacked. and ut the
big hotels they also eagerly sought for A
large edition was dispatched To COoperstown M
mcdiatcy arriving there ut little after |: Peo-
pie there were greatly surprised and pleased TO get
The TRIBUNE on Sunday.
CooPERsTowy N. Y. July 19.-Thc guests at the
Cooper House, Hotel Fenimore and other hotels,
well as the townspeople were pleasantly sur
prised to-day upou receiving copies of The SUNDAY
TRIBUNE, which arrived here by pony express
from Herkimer al 1920 noon All united in com
mepding the enterprise which made 1t possible to
procure the favorite Sunday paper twenty-icur
hours ahead of the usual time.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-20
A VETERAN OBSERVER ON POLITICS.

VIEWS OF Ex-RgGI5rER FiTCH-ThE MEN OF TIE
HOUR AND THE DUTIES OF PARTIES.
John Fitch. ex-Register of Bankruptcy, who
has wi 10 acquaintance with NewYork politics. swung
himself into the American cross-kneea position
dav at the Fifth Avenue Hotel and tapped the oor with
hi. swinging foot while he said TO TREUsE reporter
"There Is good deal OF political talk oil all KINDS 20
inc inst now Men are not so much discussed
"a measurcs I believe in talking about Doth.
Senator Evarts Is by far the most avail
able candidate for the Republicans Tor Governor
this fall. There tive others VINO como some""a'
near him in strength and then several may be named
ANY of the m could elected by large majority.
now plain, however, that Mr. Evarts can receive INC
sntra R.publcan vote; would take large majority
probably two-thlrds or threefourths. OF the epnDea
votes thrown away on st. John and Bater and also re-
ceive about tho proportion OF the hepupo" "o.o
cas-, for Cleveland on account OF ms anu pccc"'i
principles and habits they must see the ehec's o
their folly and terrible destruction OF values
In tile country brought by their votes placing tno
Democratic marty I'm power. II seems to DO admitted
that should Mr. Evarts receive tho nomination
his election would be certain ana wouid DC
followed by his election to tho Presnucncy al
1883 He is unquestonably the foremost sta,esinan
exstatc Senator Of State and present Mem
Der OF Congress. Mr.. Davenport, IKE MI ,ty hvar'
capacity and gritty, united with good Judgment and
sterling common sense He man Of more caae ss
Governor and IN all probability go TO the Presidency
lie has many warm and active and earnest fflends now
at work for him the State Next him comes Judge
Andrew OF the Court OF Appeals who Is also good res
dental timber. lie stands the heal of the Jurists IN
the state Courts OF this country. There is no man his
equal any state bench in New England lie Is tne
foremost man on the New.York bench. Ncw-Jcrscy,
Pennsylvania ObioDone OF these states can produce
his equal General Carr Judge Noah Davis and others
have been mentioned and have great strength IL is
said that the Intense feeling OF Republicans In the state
tho Temperance question, because OF the corrupt
tenperapce men Of the State defeating Blaine would
operate against Judge Davis and that the Freedom Oh
Worship question might injure General Carr. m
What do You thRx Of tho Civil Service law y
Prominent among the causes OF the defeat OF mr.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-20
a FREE TRADERS POLITICAL VIEWS
THE SITUATION IN oHIo-ELooUESCE WASTED IN
THE SENATE.

THE SITUATION IN OHI0-ELooUENCE WASTED IN
THE SENATE.
Ex-Congressman Frank II. Hurd, of Ohio, the
apostle of free trade. was mopping the
sweat from his forehead at the Astor House. when
TRIBUNE reporter sought him Saturday afternoon
am patiently waiting the arrival OF the reported
cold wave he said In response To the reporters greet
ing. lift doesn't come soon' shal! melt away
guess" - ..,.,
for Governor OF Ohio to make free-tradc race ,,
"Ths is the first have heard OF H. Hastead imagi-
nation is sevidcnty as heated as the atmosphere.
"what is the Ohio sItua tioh J."
total OF $50 900 the margin In the majority OF one
party over tue other hoyers aronnd Zo,ouv.
in hneIS so Slender "'v a thread as that The Demo
cratic party of the State is well organlecn the conn
ties | mean. The work OF organization was begun In
Valand gham's time II has been kept up ever since.
"what is your observation OF Mr. Cleveland e. .
lie is the most positive self.wllieg; ahrmalve pn
secretaries mere secretaries Mr.. oieVc.ahu Is
everything His opinion dom mates everything
els there any movement IN the direction OF Tree 'aue
with such free trade leaders Carlisle and Mcrr-
and others IN the House the question OF Ireo tIe
bound to be agitacd and found TO be prominent VIII
be sed debated and pushed forward whether ts
Mr. Uuri evinced much interest in Ncw-York politics
AMI especially In the fortunes OF Iannahy alI hou.
which lc said: "Mr. key's ill-heath IS great Dlow
to Tammany. which has a necu OF SuohS hiah ~,
leader. II ODonohue should run for Governor ne WOMB
take away great many Democratic voirs. IL wouIi
have been a good stroke te have made oDohohue |o
lectOr" T.,
After some inquiries about Republican politics, In
which the name OF Mr. Evarts came mp. he said " The
Senate Is place for great cloqaence ihere Is no III
centiye. The House Is The place where al great ea.
ures are inauguratel, whore the excitement - great
where the audiences large and composed o the III
telgcuce of the country The very honght ol tryhg 20
wax oanenf IN deserted Senate Chamber before hall
dozen slecpy colleagues is absurd Both the questions
for debate ana the audience are wanting Even Dah
voorhees, reads his speeches since he was eeoeu och
New-York tribune., 1885-07-20
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

TRIBuvE OFFICE. July 20.-l m.-The cool wave
observed IN the Lake region last week tue 'c
pcraure In yesterday from 100 to 2o' and
on the Atlantic coast far south Ms Florida from % to
40 and another was slightly indicated In the Lake Superior
region, although a wave in the Mississippi valley
was pressing up meet It, There was slight rise IN
Temperature In the Ohio Valley and Lower Lake region
The movement OF the barometer here was slowly down,
"a dying the clear weather Tho temperature ranged
between 7io and 90, the average 75) be'ng o.
higher than the corresponding day last year ana oN
lower than saturday.
Fair or partly cloudy weather ana almost stationary
temperature may be expected to-day ank to'Ioffow III
in tlis 9ty and vicinity.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-20
TO BREAK THE CIVIL SERVICE Law.
PLOTTING TO HAVE A PARTISAN BOARD.
THE DEMOCRATS CONSIDER THE PRESENT sfeih"
TOO sLow-DrsCHARGING OHIO CLERKS.
tDr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBuSE'l

THE DEMOCRATS CONSIDER The PhEshNi eio'N
100 sLow-DrscHARGING OHIO CLERKS.
tpr TELEGRAPH THE TRrBUSE.1
WASHINGTON, July 9.--ln dications are not
wanting that the Democrats bent securing re-
organization OF the Civil Service Commission by the re-
tirement OF one or both of commissioners who are
cassed as Republicans and the substitution OF IN active
Democratic politician in place OF Chief Examiner Ly-
man So far rs can be learned, syecihc aliegaton
has been brought against the mpartiaty OF tue comms
soners or the non-partisan administration or ther
dutjes upless the vague insnuaions OF Congressman
Warner NAV be so dgned IL Is true that from one OF
two ANONYMOUS sources have charges OF offensive
partisanshp against Dr. Gregory, Int ley have peen
unaccompaned by specifications, and. as matter Vi
fact no Intelligent man not blinded by partisan
prejudice or malice believes them to be true. But the
alyocates Of the spoils system who constitute NJ least
nine tenh OF the Democratic party are ready to grasp
at anything which promises break down or weaken
the Administration OF the Civil Service Law. They
believe that II two active Democrats are given places
in the board OF commissioners ana q s, ; he
partisan appointed chief examiner the result wiz ~.
such material notifications of the Civil Service rues ~
early day will enable the reorganzed poau a ~,
chief examiner to make IL comparatively easy to Ill
vacancies in the classified service with Democrats. -
That ot ject having been attained, tneIe VIII ne no l-
Guilty In making vacancies for hungry and thirsty Deno
cratic applicants for clerkshrs Indeed tha part o nc
plan seems already to be In oreration OD friay nse
Ohio clerks In the Treasury Department were usnsseu
without and 1t Is quietly intimatcd that penGs
the political campaign In Ohio New-lork ana Nlrgna
the official tenure OF great Dep srfinent clerks
appointed from those States will he abruptly ternaeu
In order stimulate the Democrats TO greater excftioh
Governor HOadlys friends assert that he mas receNeu
srecc OF earnest and effective her from the
Admnisfr ration In case hc becomes candidate ior
ton. Perhars the removal ot ave ohio clerks III one
day from single dc artment was designed TO show him
that the Administration Is sincere.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-20
INSANITY OF GEORGIA MURDERER

ATLANTA, July 10 (SpeciaD.-T. II. Pickett,
Of Dawson County, candidate last November fos
the Legislature. George W. Chcaves. excoege proies
sor, then Editor OF The Da,cson Journal, supported
Picketts candidacy In the midst Of the campaign Ts
Journal repudiated Pickett. which incensed hin
that he refused to recognise Cheavcs socially and hs
preyed on Cheayess mind to sncb extent that one
day he got shotgun, met Pickett the street and
blew his brains out Public feeling ran so high thai
Cheaves was brought here and put In jail. To-day he
became violently insane and has attempted 10 Kill
negro waiter In the jail. His trial takes place IN
month and ply scians think he will not live till then
New-York tribune., 1885-07-20
BLERcKER STREET FOOTBALLS" rooo

A gang OF Italian laborers, several carta
loaded with railroad iron. and two men In bug
~ appeared ct Beekman-st and Park Row
shortiy before midnight last night 1he
Bleecker Street Surface Railroad enters Bseh.
man.st at this point. At midnight the
switches to the .Third-aye. track, which Is usod
by tho Blsecker.st lIpe in Park Rew.
The cars OF the Thlrd-ave line used the
Fourth-ays track while this operation was going
on. and on officer OF the Third Avenas
Road watched the progress Of. the work. Tie
new switch will enable Jake" sharps Broadway ears
coming from the Broadway tracks nc Ann.sk
to into Beekman-st from Park Row. end make their
way to Fulton Ferry over the Bleecker-st. route
One OF the crowd OF lockers on last night who seemed
to be informed said that he had heard frum Jake ("
Sharp that intended to do away with the Bcccker
Street Bobtal cars altogether and put cars
with conductors to run between tho Twentythr streer
and the Fulton Ferries.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-20

FoRCTBLE, CERTAINLY Musical Amateur
ito irish ndder My good frtcnd,do you play bynoef
Irish fiddler Dlyil note. sor" NJ A.: ID you play
by ear, then." H.: "Diy an ear, your honor" N. AZ
4" How do yau play then T. I. + By main stringth,
be jaDers and It's moighty dry work. !-lJudy.
THE OLDEST lNuABITANT. - Tourist al
suppose you're Of the Oldest persons about here y
Peasant: swell. sir am. barrn' FIN MulrooHey;
and he's year ouder Bat. sure, II live Jast
another twelve months, dye see Well be the same age
thin ,'-lFun
New-York tribune., 1885-07-20
4, ITALIAN STABBED TO DEATH.

fatal ARRAY between Italians took pace
,ast svening at the driving park which mas pes
laid out in Union Hin, N. j. by the North hudson DIV
ing Association The Italians nave peeh ." ~
the ew hotel in the park opened and the
italians celebrated the occasion by geluns
drnnr Toward evonlng they became quarrelsome'
and two men between whom an old feud exsIea oesan
New-York tribune., 1885-07-20
COMMISSIONERS APPOINTED.

WASHINGTON. July 19.-W. B. Webb has
decided to accept the office OF District Commissioner
rendered him by the President yesterday.
Captain Edward Hackett. Of Oakland. was yesterday
appointed to be shipping Commissioner for the Fort OF
san Francisco. He l. nifty years OF age. and was Tor
number Of years captain Of coasng vessel He IL at
present engaged In the dredging busnoss. lie has
never held public office and has not been prominent h
potcs lie was approved for the placo by bgib lac
lions of the Democratic party in California lie -nc
eees Mr. steyen.en who has held the Office since 1876
New-York tribune., 1885-07-20
N THE LAKE PLACID REGION

ELIzABErHrowN. n. Y. July l9.-By chain OF
speca expresses, including special engine Tor
forty miles, THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE was sent to-
day all through this part of the Adrgndacks. The
pony exprc,- passed here carly to-day bound Tor
Lake PlJcid aud the SaraEacs
New-York tribune., 1885-07-20

iigeili John Nier friend Of Cogc went to his as
sistance aud moment later Rainelo was lying on nS
ground bleeding from stab wounds In the Dack anu
deep cash In the right The fight after TINS pe
came general and continued until cry OF ponce Vas s
Hoboken but he had lost much blood that ne alea
about O3O o'clock Colligelli and Ner escaped pus
the police arrested two witnesses to the hght.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-20
~ THE THOUSAND ISLANDS.

ALYxANpIIA BAY. n. T., July lo.-'rhc summer
visitors at the Thousand Islands hotels are now
receiving rnE S vDAY TRIBUNE every Sunday.
IL is the only Now-York Sunday paper received.
and visitors are delighted.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-20

tion Of neshbors to-day. Tho dead body OF tho ehds
mother was found dangling from tho end Of rope ~
tached to the ceiling Tho child clingiuR ~
ptifened corpsc MIRA Mitchell. who was wealthy. had
been slaniered IL neghbor and modification drove
her to suicfde.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-20
Mrs. McElrnihs
HOMEMADE PRESERVES, &c. &c.

Families supplied with PURE Frait Jelliss prsss'gsk
Canned Branded Frat spcei traits tni Pcs,. 81
&c. PUT UP IN GLASS
GOODS STORED UNTIL AUTUMN.
Circulars references aud prices application
Address Mrs SARAH ;. McELRAru
1913 Dcgrag-st.. Bfooxyn
New-York tribune., 1885-07-20
THE WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON. July 19.-For New England
generally fair weather, followed by light local rams
variable winds, higher temperature
For the Middle Atlantic States generally fair weather,
except the local rains variable Winds nearly
stationary temperature.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-20

Lending Tamnany men insist that Kelly in ccnscen-
ously supporting Cleveland last fall made til mistake
of n lifetime Ie has been weakened and Thompson
strengthened by the result; AMI they believe that
Thompson means to break up the Tammany orsaniza-
ton or capture It, have read many obituaries OF Tam
many Hall ani expect to real great many more but
don't mean to be caught writing one soon.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-20
Gpeclal Not.ces

A Valuable Tonic In Hot Weather
CASWELLs NUrHITIVE WINE OF COCA.
CASWiLI. MASSEY ~ CO,
1.l2l Broadway ami 5so 5th-aye- and Newport 1.
II. n. squire ~ sons, Jewellers, ~ Fuitst.,.. Y.
Diamond Ear. s,ln mitci.i all
Watches tfO 10 elJJ sterling SlyerwisA "a
New-York tribune., 1885-07-20
TRAVELLERS BY SEA,


Among thOse WHO HTTIVcU HeIe ytsIeTUay VH
board the Cunard steamship Aurana were General
Swnyne r. b. Arnold j. B Atherton. Mr.. and Mrs L. W.
Baker Mr. and Mrs. j. L. Blggar Donald Drysdae, MI
and Mrs. s. b. Packard, and the Rev. 1. NJ. Sterret.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-20

Don't Trifie with q Sore Throat, or Bad
Cough or Cold, when q remedy as sure. prompt. and
thorough Dr. Jayne's Expectorant be readily OBJ
New-York tribune., 1885-07-20

Acker, Merrall e. COndit Of Gth-ave. and
57h-st sell Colgate Co.'S Laundry soap The STANDARD
New-York tribune., 1885-07-20

Mr. Kelly should return or he will hrd Ta'nmany
Hall beyond his control In tho coming State canvass
Tho disgust of Tannany was freely expressed after
the recent Fourth OF July powwsw" at the Hail. In
tho Morton House after adjournment Tammany district
leaders made air blue with curses OF Gle vslani
Dorshemer ana Hedien. not to mention Hubert o.
TnomnsOn.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-20

The Fair Daughters Of Fashion who Gienns sulphur
find that when seaside inland re,crt their
their purity. unaffected by heat
any other irrltatias influence
New-York tribune., 1885-07-20

DRIVEN TO SUICIDE BY GOSSIP.
ERIE, Penn. July 10 Special. The screams
OF little child OF Samuel Mitchell attracted the aten'
New-York tribune., 1885-07-20
The Grandcst Thought In Life.

Pyes Pearine clean. the home and makes happy wts
New-York tribune., 1885-07-20

It Is announced that John Kelly Is to return soon 10 tho
CITY Ills temperance IN good health will be the only
wov IN sc at rest tales which being still circulated
10 the effect that he Ia gmently weak Justice Duiy
and John H. Mooney. who recently SAW him. say that
tbero Il no basis for such tales The story was first
startcd by two men. members of Tammany Hall, VINO
went TO Richecld Springs to ask Mr. Kelly to endorse
their applications Mr. Cleveland for positions lie
refused abruptly and sharply that they returned III
anger at him. and havc since been saying John
Kelly is crazy
New-York tribune., 1885-07-20
IN THE SOUTHERN ADIRONDACKs.

THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE DISTRIBUTED THROUGH LU'
ZERNE, sCHEoON. BLUE MOUNTAIN, RACoUEiTE
AND LONG LAKEs-A MILE MINUTE ON THE
ADIRONDACK ROAD.
fuy rrfrgx PIT To THE TRInuxR1
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-03-13
The Last Charx. a, shiloh.

tbtu VI ant an 2tAt '+tttlf3 n
This day everything was :avarabls - the
Federal side. We now had become the at
tacking party. The enemy was driven back
all day, as we hal been the day before. until
finally be beat a precipitete retreat TIE
last point held by him was near ths rold
from the landing 10 Corinth. on the left
ot Sherman and riSht of McClernand-
About O'Clock. being near that point, and
s,-c;ng that the enemy was giving way
evsrywtene else. gathered up n couple of
regiments. or parts of regiments. from
troop- nea by. formed them in line ., lat
tie AMI marched them forward. going in
froat myself 10 prevent premature o. lon.
Ian-e firing A. this poiat tbers was a
Clear.n- between Us AMI the enemy favors-
he for charging, although exposed knew
the enemy wa Teaiy % trsak. ant only
wanted q little encouragement from us = 20
quickly AMI JOIN their friends who had
started earlier. After marching - within
uuskst range ! stopq-d and let the trooIs
p.s> Ths command, charge, was given.
and was executed with lond cheers. and
with raH. when the !ast of the enemy
tlrys-
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-03-13
Esrd to Get Acquainted.

We tern man wn1 moved To New York
with his family two year ago, in speaking
OF socIety there. the 9th 7 day, said: -TAis
j. - lively the n0st ilhosp.;able tJwn on
the lace o. the earth Take my own ca ae
for eAaEp.e. We moved here two years ego
fruE; O.IiAa, and settled down permanently
in Nes Iyrl We are not country Teople
By any means Both my daughter. and my
wife ioHi We years OF their lie prior 10
lSso IN travelling about Eur pe and tie
girls ate LrI,ht and father pTeay- We came
here. l,u 1T house III Ta.rtF-si1tI street
for wH,h ! paid the rather sHa- sum Of
So co. aad there We have livei ever nce.
Tie ne.gAbars own tHeir Eoaze. n either
side Of u . and the block Is fiIsl VITA peo-
pie whc ave lived there for many years /
am a,,uaintad with sav.ral t,,sirs-S men
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-03-13
BOSTON S1REET-CARs.


Bob Burdette
Drsariiy Gawnet the heavy day
All t1e hour cr-p. wearily by.
AMI t-e raw e1 w.nl from the dismal bay
De cioaie the dull gray sky.
But tn -uIlner of hope shone in his face,
For the boz was brave and young,
And tae :ay crept by at funeral pace.
And tie pa sing hours were runy.
And the old days went and the nav days
came,
And the weeks went limping past;
Cd Time was spawned. Eternity lone,
But the end rlust CONE at last
81 wrinklei, and tiia AMI white as snow,
" a-n iife's long race was run,
He reached the place where he started to so
When his halt-mils jo1rasy b.sun-
Oh. We i tie man in Bottom town
Who climbs on ih- cars 10 ride,
Fyr he'll think that the town, when he get
tcth down
Is four hun lrel thousand miles wide
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-03-13

Tie Toll lwi1y i q dasrr.p-lcs - = SlsnIs.-
rine terror. r'r-I-,s laseI-e. as = Nr MI
i.c:oa, Gh- t--t HFel-et hy l.u was %
lse &. -ar sap % ua - tie u aii-..s-i
torpedo l. secE.,sr.ts ws- Us i.arr ~
carving 1'el .sinS wate-- Eaa -. coI.l
lie ir p-,i-i With :unaes- W.taa-; =, te-
steam al r.-,t1. isv. ao! tAs y.rIs-.l; 49,
j. above ,,a;.-r Athc7 N...liu -vr.-il - Co, AZ
enemy irrlc,sI % ca4ll ue s4.a O. 'ry
dis;su -. e.o~ ;He surface. sn B., -'aisI y
TIE eiec.ric l-Lt rouit - = u-t ''itl-a
thirty var! ar l.-> ot J.ls IToa iiA. az '5.ch
ran = q p'-e--s "a = Er~i 'r 20 ,nf -u'
marine a-sz ct-li -sa-'E a.a..s ,.'-e'
fe IN t4c .rsa, = 3. lax, f'~t-' .'9.
I, rerl-iy AMI, t.sc.rs.s 3. -i.,, d.
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-03-13
Vocal Quality.


\ lady was sil, NJ ~ a g. 1ncer:, and her
voice wa, t. ~ - .-1 c, very thin in
r.ia
A." said Lr- 7banl. who after the
manner .. husbands Who have mu .icai
wives. thought her vocal powers were great,
what a tin. voice she bas.'
VERY fine replied strange man at hi,
siie
What tiInbre7 continued the husband
Considerable timber ra~p)nle led The
stranger again. but too many cracks IN it
for weather boarding, and not quit, enough
for paling fence
The husband remained silent during tbs
concluding portions OF the entertainment.
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-03-13
Kaiser Williams Weakness.


LOni Truth says that ~Kai-er Williams
frequent illnesses are the result Of a weak
ness for heavy meals of hot lobster. soups
curiled with cider. and cucumber pickles,
spicrd veal. AMI cake s:eeped in pineapple
rum" A stomach that could stand that
compound might not bs injursi by the
deadly American pie habit