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New-York tribune., 1885-07-20
SYRARLTISH SwITZLER.

Wdshtngton Dispa,eh 10 The ST. Louis Gtob.- Denoerat
The Missouri colony Is scandailzed by the
cay Colonel switzler goug Several Of them were
discussing the matter Tonight
the old man has reorganized his bureau and got In
splendid shape The Secretary Is much pleased with
Yes" put In another, "switzler's got brains. and
plenty Of em. and he'll better the reputation "t the n
practical changes In the monthly reports areahy which
have attracted attention"
81" looks Washington life was likely to be too much
for him. From what hear swtzler is going 1t pretty
And everybody held him up model Of Jefferson
ian simplicity" put IN third. with mock sadness
Have you heard about Colman's visit TO Swtzlcr ~
the first Missouran resumed WELL tho Commissioner
yielded to repeated Invitations and went to call on the
chief the other night He says he was ushcrcd INTO
magnncently furnished parlor where no was received
by switzler who began at once or MS snrronnd-
ings They are nne toll you, beat Nick bel' place a"
This is where receive my lady friends. switzIcr
said.
OF astonishment swtz,er. YOU don't mean to tell me
you have women coming here 10 see youi
"'Certainiy do. sir. said swiizler with coniiierablc
dignity rive had twenty-five OF thirty ladies call on
me sir since I've been eslablishellihero.'
After little more talk Colonel swiizer threw open
the doJr and showed Colinan into regular boudoir
Him you do. eh ,ays coI@an Then i he walked L,s
up 70 the bureau % m ana pSsoa s 1r s s
"sprays. you mean" volunteered one of tho hearers
What in the thunder /. this thing q conlsn asked.
"'Why. explained s~zlcr. that Is what tho BARRIERS
convenient for scent
Colman says he lsgsn 10 feel sort o paralyzed when
he spled big quart toitle with something IN II That
looked like whskey Look here. SwftIrr.' hr demanded
what does this meant Thought you passed for tenn
perahce man, a tectOtslOr. out home. Id Ike 10
know what you call this stun
"'Why.' said swiizl"r don't you know what that
lsi That's cologne water Have little on Jour hand
kcrchcfi
.sNo guess not replied Colman.
Just then he picked up a long. narrow box and
asked, What do you keep IN here I'd Ike to knowF
"'That'- for my gloves. switzler explained.
81. nv Uue
tors. -.
yes" continued the story teller that box was half
fn of Kid gloves Coman says he didn't any further
into the mysteries OF -wtzlers toilet. lie has idea
that n he'd looked into the bureau drawers he would
have found embroidered nishtshris ana such toll
yon boys, the old mans going IT, you bet. for Mis-
sourau"
New-York tribune., 1885-07-20
FOREIGN STEAMERS DUE Ar THIS PORE
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF SUNDAY. JULY 10. 1885


ARRIVED
steamer Aurana lBr'. Hams Liverpool July II. via
ST' BTown & Co. Arrived at the Bar at so pm.
and passengers ouerDridge Co. Arrived at the Bar
steamer Tallahassee. Fisher. Savannah dayswith mdse
and passengers toll Yonge. agent ,. NJ.
sesmeI ann SsasS sSa psssnaes d po@nion
steamer Wyanose, Hulpners hehm0nd @ cty ront n an'
Steamer Gen whitney Bearse. Boston with mdse To IL
scSr Davia tBr Howard Windsor Ns, days with pa,.
ter 10 order vessel 10 Scsmmell Bros. 80
ter rfr for NSTSas NSrs& % VESSEL to BeTiaar
schr Thrasher Brl Haley, stJohn NB days with iuni
ScSr CricEe r, Perry ST Jonn NIB. days with lumber
schr Mower 8r, stewart John. NB days, with lum
schr IeIsn Mc cod Cogswel stJohn NB. Is days. with
schr Ala ka Clar. - John M witt lumber 10 ii Raw
son q co. vessel TO Chase Talbot 4 co.
schr Shas sears Alien ~ John ~ NJ rs Says vs. win i
sUNsEr-wind at sanoy noo.. light sw, bazy. At City
Island. light Me- clear.
Arrived yesterhiy
Brig Jane Acne Lothrop RIO Janeo une T. with coffee
10 order. to Miller Hougbton
Cleared yesterday
Steamer Bretwaa Br). Carpenter London-Funch. Edye
steamer Elsa (Br, Arbuckc, Barbados and Martinique
ship Leonora (Ausr AMI Morrison. shanghai-sioco
vich 4 Co. -
Steamers Carranza for Bnbo, and Lisbon; Edward Will
BarEs sina Bruno for Marseies. Havana, Havana
BELOW.
Snip Johann Friedrich (Gor Lamke, from Bremen.
Bark Levi, Smith tBrl. Wright. from Hamburg.
Laura and Gertrude (Gcr Hellmer', from Liverpool
THE MOVEMENTS OF srGAAaIA
FOREIGN PORrl
LIVERPOOL July issacd steamer Iowa Br. Walters for
QUEENSTOWN. July l9-saled steamer Abyssinia tBr).
Price from Liverpool hence for York tro, ,v.,ooo,
XSYwner July is-salled Begenland CBclg Bcy
non for New.York
New-York tribune., 1885-07-20
TIE INDIANA EDITORs OUTING.

fcOH
The newspaper men assembled here are fresh
from the scenes OF editorial Labor but II those
tranquil and unruiied as the placid waters be-
fore then the life OF the editor would he enyled
haven OF perpetual bliss II IL because the life OF he
editor continually cast In nurky and troubled waters
that he up to Maxnkuckse to look down into its
clear and laughing depths that he realize that ndi
contains one place. at least where the Democratic
journalist rcpose and bid defiance to the omni-
present Individual who persists In the inqulry Is the
editor Ia T. glad TO know that the editor I. in
Marinkuckee to-day where the doctor who wants col
pun about his electric pad for the large OF
cents can't nDd him. aud where no one enter with
blood In mis- eve IN search OF 'the who wrote that
article" threatening vengeance and slaughter II per
chance he could lind him. Here tho psacshOver s free
from annoy vance and advise him to make the most OF
the situation while II lasts.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-20
Gameslost....ill

The Brooklyn nine by It's victory In Louisvileon satdr
day parts company with the Metropolitan club and forces
itself into sixth place The Metropolitan players still
show strong regard for last place. and will not improve
their position until after their return East The Western
mines still everything their and occupy
the positions of honor IN the Nothing short OF
miracle take tho pennant from the ST. Louis club
The nine has made remarkable record. and has only
lost ono game Eastern club It's home grounds.
Tho Cincinnati club II second. two ahead OF Pitts
burg which third place. aud six ahead Of Louisville.
fourth. The eI-champion Athletics lead the Eastern
division In hfth place Brooklyn Ia sixth, Baltimore
seventh and the local champions last. Unlike the
League the American Association mines will finish the
season In tho East. Should NcwYork win the League
penuant and St Louis the American championship
serle. games Will he played for the championship OF
the country. Tho position OF each club Is "a follows
New-York tribune., 1885-07-20
BROOkLYN.

No definite cew has been found to trace ex-Policcma1
John c. Kennedy, who walked away from ray ~ nIn' h
Street Jail week ago. while awaiting sentence Tor pc
traya OF young girl, and Sheriff Farley has offered
5000 information leading 10 MS refes''
IL is thought that he has gone to Canada.
The thirty-fcurth anniversary OF the indepenaen,
Order Of Good Templars was celebrated at meeting
held last evening IN the Washington street Methodist
EuseonaI Church Addresses we're made by the Rev.
Cs Williams and Dr. d. II. Mann, and an anniversary
poem written by George ". BuDgay was read.
Tho no,ce made a descent Yesterday morning upon a
lvhouso at No. Emmettst and arrested Mrs
Elizabeth tgomery. age thirty tho proprietor anu
another woman and three men.
q Isenberg age thirty five Of No. &c McKibben-st,
was drowned yesterday morning while bathng on tne
breakwatsr in Jamaica Bar, near Canasse. h'' oou'
W. uot found.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-20
WHrPE WILD DEEP GOvyD

Davis tW Va.l LeffeT o The Whefing Intetligenctr
just here where the railroad stops and the
clearing has been made there tyfour deer killed
last wintern the country round about 400. This
impressed the beginning OF the end but the people
the ground say that this slaughter has not made
much OF a hole In the stock Some Eastern sporsmen
who have been here and like the country have made
Eastman promise TO build camp further up Black
Water, where more they may be beyond the rail-
road and away from any sign Of civilization. SO the
camp Is be built this week next ana provided with
suck conveniences as may be practicable. The billiard
room will not be Included this year, aud the piaso may
to the vival OF business; but the VOLTS
lone howl" will be heard on the hills and at eventide
the wildcat will sing her soothing lul,aby.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-20
FUNERAL OF THE REV. Mr.. BROWy.

A few lingering rays OF sunlight glanced,
throuoh the windows near the pulpit In the Rose Hill
Methodist Episcopal Church. at Third.ave and twenty
seventh.s. last evening. and fell upon the comm IN
which Ia, the body OF the Rev. Amos w. Brown, VINO
died on Thursday from exhaustion Around the comm
ana reclining against the stairs leading TO the pulpit
were floral embems by the friends OF the dead in
iser Alter prayer by the Rev. Dr. sing, the cnoir sang
portion OF the Scriptures after which short addresses
we're made by the Rev. Samuel seaInon' TO Rev Dr
Osborne and the Rev. T. G. Morehouse The body VIII
be taken on an early train this morning TO Cornwallon
the Hudson and the burial will be In the cemetery
New-York tribune., 1885-07-20
POOLING A POLICEHAN AND REPENTING III.

Thomas Carey, of No. Az west Sixteenth
st stood with violin under his arm talking to young
woman in ball costume the ccrner OF 81.
and Fourth.ave, at $50 a. m. Policeman McLaughiin
came along and Carey accused the girl OF stealing ms
diamond ring The officer found the ring In the s,rrs
second Street station Carey said thcy were fooung
and he did not her locked up He showed consia
erabe emotion when the sergeant insisted upon detaln
ing her They had on an excursion together,
he said and would not make charge against the gi
when they appeared In the Yorkvle Court later IN tue
day The gir 10 Maggie Brown Of No 23l West Iwenuy
eichth-st Thomas is a musician. Tho case was ds'
missed and they went out together.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-20
BURIsD WITH uILITARY UOyORS

The black clOth-cOvered colin containing
the body Of James Plunkett, Captain Of the 6yth Reg
ment, carried from No "a Rutgersst the skoul
ders Of members OF the regiment at noon yesterday and
placed In the heavily draped hearse which had been in
waiting IT, The hearsc, tho carriages In
which the relatives and friends OF the dead
were driven down the street toward Broadway between
lines of uniformed members OF the regiment who
salutcd IL passed Around the hsarse and closely fol-
lowing were the officers Of the regiment, with their
sword hits draped, acting as guard OF honor. In the
marched company OF prvstss. bearing aloft the
col0rs Of the regiment heavily draped with Grape. The
New-York tribune., 1885-07-20
NEW-JERsEY TOWNS.

Mrs Isabella Law. OF Newark.st Ho5oken, had quar-
rel with husband about $50 a. M, yesterday and
went out ON the front soOp While she sitting there
Two nc ame along and attacked her aud robbed her OF
her containing $l3. The police last night
arrested Richard Law and Michael Hcarn, two we'll
known ruiians who to Mrs. Laws description Of
her assa alunts. Alexander Anthony, OF No. -
arcpst went 10 the police headquarters Saturday
niqt aud said he wanted his wife arrested. Tie police
refused to arrest her. Yesterday II learned that
Anthony went home drunk Saturday night and gave
his wife "a beating She Is In delicate condition and
her injuries are dangerous Anthony WAS arrested.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-20
A THIEF TRIES TO CHEAT A CAB DRIVER
I.a.a SAarna Of No 107 Elst EnIIrth- II =. thu

SfPT1S,
driver of ou-cab, Saturday afternoon caused
the arrest of Frank Allen. we[dressed young man
living al No 20 West Thii secondst. In the Jener
son Market Police Court yesterday sterns told Justice
KiIbreth that Allen hired his cab aud after using IL
fr Ave hours had borrowed dollar. and then tried TO
rvade altogether 10y entering side door OF tho
Westmor,snd Hotel. at Fourth-ave. and East seven
teenfh-st and going out by the front entrance. lie
owed So so Allen said that he woollcn commits
sion merchant Justice kilbreh recognized him as
man vino had been tried in the Sessions Court a few
months ago for theft when he was sentenced TO the
City Prison for twenty days Yesterday ne was nned
New-York tribune., 1885-07-20
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Departure Of three Fresh-Air Fund parties ior 'ne
country. ,,
smith reference before Referee Coie
IL a. ., pn.ot,rr
Keen libel suit before Justice Gorman ,s 4
New-York-St. Louis baseball inatch' ro'o "io"n''
D.. x,,aoouood PARK
Hoites Post No so Camp Fire. Union Park. evening.
Drum. Majors Association Clambakc Manha''an
Beach, evening . ....,. t-,,r park
Farragut Post. No. rs, shooting tournament En
10 a m. ID
New-York tribune., 1885-07-20

procession moved into Broadway and down It TO the
shrill notes Of the fife and the beat OF mued druma
se foot of the soldiers again formed In line
and gave final salute to their dead comrade Tney were
then dismissed The carriages continued on across tne
fairy 10 81 Johns Cemetery In Newark where the Rev
Father Michael OFarrel read the burial service OF tne
Roman Catholic Church. and the coffin was nioworoo
int fhc
New-York tribune., 1885-07-20
STABBED IN THE EYE AT COMFY ISLAND.

John smith of No. i74 Warren-st.. Brooklyn was car
ried bleeding almost exhausted from loss Of blood
into Police Headquarters Coney Island last night John
Seyerer who kee ps "a stand near NaDderveePs Pavilion.
was taken with him under arrest Smith charged that
Seyerer had thrown knife at him and the blade had en-
tered lust below the right eye. and Smith also cut
severely on the side The two men had bsen hghting,
and the knife used by Severer. The wounded man
w.s taken home after his wounds had been dressed by
DR. Boyes who said that smiths life was In danger
severcr was locked up TO await the result OF Smiths III
New-York tribune., 1885-07-20
FEDERAL JUDGESHIPs BECOnING YACANT
Washington LETTER 10 The FhHddcPhid Record
Tho nrosent visit of en- -Snnafnr McDnnall [

Washington revives the that he Is to succeed Mr.
Justice Bradley the bench OF the United States SUI
premc Court before the LIST OF January Mr. Justice
bradley reached the age of seveny-at which Justices
OF the United states Supreme Court rere-on the
4th March last. He expected tn retire In tho fall
ChierJustce Waite will rcacn the age OF seventy tho
18th OF November, 1886; Mr. Justice Miller the 9th
OF April $50 and Mr. Justice Field the Attn of No
venber. 1856. So President Cleveland will probably
have feur vacancies In the United States Supreme Court
TO I'LL before his expires.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-20
Jersey CITY.

Michael stcnberger, who fled from Jersey City on May
IL TO avoid arrest returned yesterday and was cap
tured steinberger was junkIDah and kept " fence
i'm Twefth-st which the headquarters Of gang OF
the police allegc Hc Is charged Win larceny
and receiving stolen goods.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-20
HOME NE WS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fyfh Arenue Hotel.-The Hon: j; =: Staii1'
U s. Minister to italy, and Stephen Packard, % Henry
Paniet' of England ... Breroort House-Ccunt anu
Countess Hcyking and the Rev Dr. Seyn: sd Union
Somare Hoei-The Rev. DR.. Mbnrn. OF New-Orleans
Murray HM Hotei-LeutenantC CommahSdeI Ron5tree %
of Chicago Neg York Hotet-Henry A. Kicnmona' VI
Buffalo.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-20

@. f. D.-Professor McPhairrson "No. Mrs.
Brown IT'S not that we Scotch are dull but you Eng
ln a with four Englishmen. ono OF whom told q
story and would ysu believe IT, was the velS man that
ddaf laugh "-lPunch
New-York tribune., 1885-07-20

III, Vow Theodore Fedstein General George van snacs.
rnii NJ Msioy Nitsche NJ T. Lawrence Adolph kei.
mann, Ferdinand Landmun. Louis Lccnmarn' % '
AIexander. and Colonel George WlIlam ti~'oA0'
New-York tribune., 1885-07-20
NEW-YORK CITY.
W. G. r., Ogdensburg, N Y.-Ihe honor oeionS'
to New York City.

to New York City.
DROwNtD IN THE NORTH RIVER.
patrolman Hans of the Steamboat Squad, found
tie beiy of Michael Moran, hreTah on the ne
North River at Pier No. So. yesterday. Inc man ma,
had evidently bees seized with cramp whiie TAX
ing morning bath.
THE THIRD ANNIVERSARY OF MISS PARNELL IA;at
National League will tonight observe ths third
anniversary sf Miss Parneli's DEATH IN the SIKH
Judicial Court Room, No. 81 UpIOn,placo. ne
speakers will be William UBrien Dr. wallace ana
John Flynn. with singing by John Nagle 4 por-
trait of Miss Parnel by John Brennan Will DC eA
hIbited.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-20
long ISLAND.

BEILMoRE-Gibert Allen hanged himself early yester-
day morning the garret OF house. IIe supposed
for months 10 be insane. lie leaves wife
and three children He was old resident Of the town.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-20
r. III. M ACY & GO.
MARINE iyTELLfG EYOE.

MINIATURE ALdAVAC.
Sun r,sea A. 7:22 aoou sets 002 Moons ds
mon WATER r)-DAt.
/N-Sandy Hook. 2ltiov. Island. 2;lt Hell Ga,. 4l3
EH-saniy Hook, 3Oj Gov. Island 329 Hell Gaze 6l5
New-York tribune., 1885-07-20

The schcduIcd gaines lot Iut WttA aIc az IVU"''
fEA0tE.
Monday Now.YOrk ~. Louis Polo Grounds. New
YORK. f;roSirnca Buffalo. Providence; Boston VS..
Chi ago. Boston. Philadelphia Detroit Philadelphia
Tnesday- New York Detroit Polo Grounds. New.
YORK Provid, chicago Providence; philadelphia
Va Louis. Philaieph Boston Buffalo, Boson.
"Wednesday Ncw-Nofk Detroit POLO Grounds. New
York Providence Chicago. iroviicnce; Boston vs.
iuralo Boston.
ThurSiay New-York ~. Louis. Polo Grounds New
York nnsioa Chicago. Boston Philadelphia vs. Detroit,
Pm laielpha Providence vs Buna- Providence.
-afurday Boston Bnfo. Boston Philadelphia vs.
Detroit Piadrpia; Providence Chicago Providence.
New.Yofk ioIi-. Polo Grounds Nov YORK.
ANkRI.,N ASSOCIATION.
Monday riit.burg Brooklyn. Pittsburg.
Tuo-ay ~. LOUIS VI. Metropolitan. II suis; Pittsburg
Pittsbhrg LOulsvle vs. Athletic Louisrlle
Cincinnati baltimore. Cincinnati
Wednr-d ty-TitsburR brooklyn Pittsburg, It Louis
Neir0poItln. 81 Lou Loni-vtile vsAthleic. Louis
vic Cincinnati = Baltimore Cincinnati
Ihufsday-rt Mctopol tan. 81 Louis Pittsbutg
BfOlsyn rittsurg Louisville VS. Athletic Louisville
enc matt ys. Baltimore. Cincinnati.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-20
Ga'aes l9st...

In the games between the Eastern and Western clubs
the former are still far ahead New-York leads In vic
tories won. while Chicago comes next and Providence
third. The Philadelphia PLAYERS have won three more
gaines from the Western clubs than they have lost A
table showing the victories and defeats OF each section
IL as follows:
New-York tribune., 1885-07-20

For picnics, excursions and yachting try Lac
tart 20 aud 90 cents Druggists aud Grocers.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-20
Announcements

ALWAYS USE PLATT's CuLORIDEs To DIsIN-
FFcI the sinks watercossts vaults stables
&C. An odorless liquid. Reliable powerful. cheap,
New-York tribune., 1885-07-20

Earl & Wilson's f. e. w. brand of Mems
Collars and Guns the best Sold everywhere.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-20

How often is the light of the household
clouded signs Of melancholy irraby the part
the Yet they not TO be blamed for they
result ailments peculiar that which not
the be removed andoy restored by theu
Pierce's Fayorite Prescription which tonic
nervine debisted certain, safe and pleasant
II Is beyond all compare tue great healer OF women
New-York tribune., 1885-07-20
R. H. MACY & co,
I4TH-ST., SIXTH-AW. AND I3TH-ST.

HOS1 RY
AT THE LOWEST PRICES EVER NAMED
ALL OUR GOODS ARE REGULAR MADE.
LOT loo DOZEN CuILDREN's HOSE ALL SIZES.
SLATE AND DRAB CoLORs. INGRAM. AT IL
CENTS; WORTH 80.
LOT 2-l25 DOZEN CHILDREN's HOSE. NAVY BLUE
AND SEAL BROWN, ALL SIZES. AT 10 CENTS;
WORTH 80.
LOT s-2Oo DOZEN cHTLDREN's Ho sE SOLID COL
ORs. SPLIT FEET. ALL SIZES 81 CENTS;
WORTH 80.
LOT 4-l2s DOZEN CHILDRENs HOSE INGRAM
BLACK. SPLIT FEET. ALL SIZES, "a CENTS; /;
WORTH 35.
LOT 5-75 DOZEN CHILDREN's FRENCH RIBBED
HOSE, INGRAM BLACK, ALL SIZES, 90 CENTS;
WORTH 40.
LOT 6-loo DOZEN cHILDREN's FRENCH Isle
HOSE DERBY RIBBED. INGRAM BLACK,
SIZES AND5L AT 81 CENTS; SIZES Ga z.
ia AT SO CENTS; SIZES 8. sia AT "A CENTS.
LOT 7-coNsIsTs OF lo) DOZEN FINEST QUALITY
CuILDREN's COTTON HOSE, PART WITH
SPLIT FEET AND THE BALANCE WITH
DOUBLE KNEES. MADE BY ONE OF THE
BEST X o vN ENGLISH MANUFACTURERS.
THESE GOODS ARE WORTH IS CENTS. WE
WILL SELL THE BLACK. NAVY BLUE, SEAL
BROWN AND GARNET AT 80 CENTS. THE
WINE AND CARDINAL AT % CENTS.
LOT s-MIssEs' BLACK SILK HOsB WITH SPLIT
FEET. AT "a CENTS; WORTH 81 25.
LOT o-I5o DOZEN FINE QUALITY LADIES' BAL
BRIGoAN HOSE AT 10 CENTS; WORTH 80.
LOT io-ioo DOZEN LADIES' COTTON HOSE, IN
GRAIN CoLoRs. AT 22 CENTS.
LOT ll-50 DOZEN LADIES' COLoRED RIBBED HOSE;
so DOZEN LADIES' COLORED HOSE, SILK
CLOCKED 80 DOZEN LADIES' DRAB AND
SLATE COTTON HOSE; 100 DOZEN LADIES'
BLACK COTTON HOSE. INCLUDING SOLID
CoLoRs FOR BATHING-ALL AT "a CENTS
WOKTH 35.
LOT l2-150 DOZEN LADIES' BLACK AND DEsrRA-
BILE coLons. BEST ENGLISH Isle HOSE,
IMPORTED. AT 81 CENTS JUST HALF THE
USUAL PRICE
New-York tribune., 1885-07-20

HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. d.,
144 Lexlngtou-ave.. between 18th and S0th sts
uours-S 10 OF. Diseases 0f the Nervous Systom.
Genito rihary organs. Impotence and sterlhty.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1885-11-26
A Storm of Grasshoppcrs.

HELENA, ARK, November 20.-The
citizens of Helena were aroused at an
early hour yesterday morning by what
many Of them at first thought to be a
very heavy rain storm, but on looking
out they were surprised to see a clear sky
filled with what appeared to be snow.
flakes, and not rain, that was pattering
with such force against the roofs and
windows and houses. Investigation
proved that the air was filled with grass
hoppers. Citizens who have seen the
dreaded pests sweep down and onsumc
whole fields in Kansas say that in mum
bers the visitation last night exceeds any
thing ever seen in that country ten-fold
They were passing from east to west
Great numbers of them were disabled by
hitting against buildings and other oh
structions, as they were flying very low
and portcrs and clerks had to shove
them from off the sidewalks into tn
streets. They are the genuine Kansa
grassho ppers.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1885-11-26
U ~NEIGHBORS.

of the progress of the new railroad
recently commenced at Bristol the Re-
porter says: With the force now at work,
and favorable weather four or five miles
of road will be graded and ready for the
iron by Christmas.
Some cheap map or book man has
forged Superintendent Paine's nam to a
very elaborate circular to aid him in SELL
ing to County superintendent his maps.
The circular recommends that all buy and
adopt it. A fraud Of a similar nature was
practiced in Polk county a few years
since. -Clereland Banner.
w. E. Mathes, Esq, Circuit Court
clerk and proprietor Of thai excellent ho-
tel, the Planters House, was in the city
Tuesday. W. are sorry to hear Of his
determination not to be a candidate for
reelection. Mr.. Mathes is one Of the
worst Of Democrats" but when he is in
the race it don't make any difference who
runs against him, he gets there all the
same.-JohnSon City Comet.
"A certain preacher in Cleveland sale
in the course Of his sermon on last Sun
day that no woman should wear bangs
That IL God had intended her to hav'
bangs he would certainly have put then
there without the delay and trouble o
her curling and making them. My dea
brother, what about your clearly shaver
chin between burnside whiskersY II CO.
had intended beard In one place upol
your face and not in another He woul
certainly have made you that way. lie
the women wear bangs If they want tc
Fashion is as old rs time, and custom
worse than wearing bangs have bee
yielded to. To be admired is almost tn
first ambition Of woman, and If bang
make her pretty, why, bless her, let he
wear them. The soul is not to be a v
by the wearing or not wearing Of bang
= Clerelaad Banner.
The Board Of Aldermen OF Johnso
City have recently passed an ordinant
to take effect December 1, requiring r
/. tailcrs of alcoholic beverages within Il
limits Of the corporation to close the
places Of business promptly at o. o'cloe
p. m, sof each day during the months
Dec. Jan. and Feb. and at 8 o'clock