The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1885-09-13
MEN AND THINGS.

|
Gen. Mcclellan ia visiting the Morinons at salt
Lake. He Gays he is out of politics I
| George Steers, after whose designs the famous
| yacht America was constructed, was born in Wash
inston city in july 1890
truo ,nd"nnndeb,s IN nni,,,cs sss @ iS smv ,m
Ties Tne proiessIonaI Indencnscn. are are NO, q"
the list"
Ex.Coyefnor William Smith. OF Virginia. hotter
known as Extra Bnly Smith, twice Governor of the
state sevcra, times in Congress and n major gcpc
raj I'm tho Confederate arny cepbrstcd HE n,ne,etb
| birthday last sunday, $40
r,o t,,,,o,,o,.,e,,, ,o,.,ro ,,o,,o,
| Inc fnoepenueW saystne uhteu states nave more
interests In the Caroline Islands than any other
nation. because bhre arr twelve American ,nsson.
ares resident there, who have conyetted half the
Pof'"'o" VI '"e "'o nuh''o" 's'"""s
AN en'erpr'sing photographer brought his ihstni-
sneous nas,s maonnes 70 pear ON 'nc PURITAN ana
IN 'he act OF co'uing ana succeeded In get
nmg .n,ec rec good pictures OF inc sloop and cutter,
the ritsrs maInsa sSntner as ,be W snr
through the canvas, and another as tic bowsprIt
was falling INTO the water
inc photographic ONCE, in It's rllot Chart Of the
North Atlantic for september, presents new and
striking evidence OF the use Of oil in calming the
nipSr h,gs ana ~ h nc @ sos wuen @ .c arc r9n
sS Sy
and nrcvens ibcr % 0e'g !" quc' '"e ""'ors
victor uu,o re,a,noa s,. r,u,,, ,,o,r .,
noyo y, s ns rs cna Urg Us0t TO very
wear isos and wro,e C cs M,sora,os :, ono ~, h,s
most noted works of fiction. at about sxty wears Of
age, "Les Travailleurs de Ia Mcr" at sixty-four,
~hIoimme VII, qui kt at sxty.scven, and "9uatrc.
mada WAS rcasst aH y, nrv ,o rGurs
before his death, at the age OF eirhtyt6rce.
Fifteen vcars 400 t,,a,s snrocso,s ,,o ,,o,, .,or
Ring. was nm obscure Dntcb trader in ,Iono,n,,
knowing that lava made the so,, tor,,io bo honah,
ten thousand acres Of lava ,apds roar ,ho s,o y,
extinct volcano for ten cents nor acrc c ,vas re
garded as being very FOOLISH But he went to wtrk.
sugar-canc. In a few years he was 4 nilIlona,re'
His corner In sugar year or two since is familiar
to many.
lne ,oiowihR s'oiy U, MINE. fat's lbations, says
the ran Man Gazette, Is told as an instance of the
once when she returned from her ,av sr,,o s,,
ss ox"aaS,n,,v v .hsa, ,v na .",y urlve sne
reanest so ore Sr alo o,a aSxeu NJ Mco,n 10
glass of water to be brought to her nv ma on,cr
stages as the comparatively royaI e,oueite or rho
in hig, n fat ma m,ononna @ n t,coilni, n
are gnIny tn siro % Y" ,.nsr yVu hiow una. you
Will chill your blood. Oh, no; forbid any waterp
r,.' ueh glve me TASTE OF wne," pleaded thirsty
Mn mlgnonne Won arc Uong IN ~ ain, I'M smes, ~, y,
night and you Know that wine viii heat your bood
No, cannot permit winc." please can't have
so hc MeI ueggeu fatti, WIN trembling p
nondercd Ionr ami dasn}v Al an ms, 4, n Mvonn M NJ
own hands, carefully preparcd for the rreat singer
soothing draught OF dissolved magncsa.
The much quoted expression. Is IN tho victor h.
long the spoiIs,, ia attributed 10 w,am Al Warcy
OF New York, who filled the posts of United
STATES senator, Secretary OF War, and Fec
n.o..,,,, ". s'a.o WIN s.e. nohor. inc eA-
limited states senato nm ,no o.,o,,. -, ~, :" VI.
over jackson 9 nomination of Van Buren for Minister
10 England. Mr. van Buren's nomination was re-.
}esseu; . Gay anu Mebster both spoke against Van
in Van Rnran,a Saw am & &aasacy, win great iorce
| be found in the following passage from Mr. Marcvs
speech "I know, sir, that II is the habit of sone
gemuenen 70 SPEAK with censure or reproach OF the
contests ~ and as ne:osn nv , U.asr Sa.es, We eave
and defeats. 1t NAV he. sir. that tho nolI.
| ticians OF New York are not 30 fastdious as some
gentlemen are as to disclosing the principles on
mracce wSan havy orn noiuy cG prGaUa wnau tney
thew ayow their Intention of cniovnu tSe frn,, ~ n
| II they are defeated, they expect to retire from
ofice; II they are successful they claim, as matter
ng svrorn no -, ,h @ S U ~ Iney see no,-
spoils Of the enemy" M = wv '''''' '''S '''
De Castro Co., rag importers, think the Consti-
tuition Is in peril because their cargo OF rags, i'm
/ for ,,,.,n,a,,,,r Il, NJ, VI, ,,, 10 "S'',no"
~, .o u. Nem loh. aran.ea, say the rag
may be dlsnfected, but then our rags, being In.
tended for use in the interior, cannot Constitution
o,,v ,,o ,o,,or,., -, A.. -. -. ~, -, a.
any We iehc'e" vi 'he choiera III new YORK. 10 adu
to the magnitude OF the question, half million
dollars worth OF rags, 1t Is sad are imported annu-
ally for use in the interior. Shall all this moneys
worth OF rags be stopped at the threshold for mere
sanitary reasons7 Never, say De Castro 4 Co.
IL IL unconstitutional to separate the cholera from he
rags, more especially when they are intended for the
interior. The great Interior must have rags, without
| the cholera II convenient but with or without the
| cholera It must have rags-imported rags-wihout
When Jefferson drafted the Declaration Of indepen
dence he had rags for the interior in view. Rags
for the Interior" are guaranteed by the Chicago
platform. Are not rags protected by duty OF twelve
| cents pound or twenty-seven and hfty-lyc hun.
| dredths per cent. dd ratoremf Cholera and rags
have been inseparabe since the days of Murad the
| Unlucky, or as far back human records 20. Can
they be constiiutOnay separated now and at New
York? Never, say De Castro i Co.
| or late Eno,isb pu,,,,sbor, h.ro mo, ,,, ,.
| s 's s'" puoi,o"eis haNc he' WIN great
SUCCESS III pruning novels, complete In single vol
ume, at shilling the copy. ordlnarlay an English
novel is published In three volumes at the price Of
| half ppinoa vo,umo IN tho oonor,I roaa. s,,o,,
,a,'n ".o,uo .hc GENERAL rcauas s"ch
tariH ~ prohlbtory, ana the only purchasers are
the numerous circulating libraries, OF which there
| are 80 many I'm Great Britaip rbe senior mariner
| of an oId and bonor,,,,a hon.a ,o,s A.. iw".ao.
~. o1 gu" "o,iol ""io ho"'c .oiu MI brhhuer
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