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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-24
49, sLxLr.LLELLL NEaINLNT DeEENnEn.

The members of the G5th Regiment. now
stationed Al P-tk grievrd over the report pub
nzhod In yesterday pipers atrbutng conduct TO them
dIssracefu IN the xr,ne Tney tnat however H.
hsved fey lniivilulls IA The orgauiz ton may be-.
the body of command j. composed Of honorable men
who know how to take care o. Themselves and take
pride sustaining credit Of the regiment Colonel
Ward Is ANXIOUS that the good name OF tho G5th
shall rrcstahshrd and courts the fullest invest cation
into the department. OF Individuals ana the disc pne OF
the entire body. when he feels VIII compare avorahly
OF The regiments predecessors in
erk-kil The regiment wOr ked hard AMI has been
COMMUNICATED for prO-fe-s male. and ., regretted
that few unrult mtuhers have VIII
ungly bruu thi reproach upOn their Omraies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-24
SLIGHTLY worNDED BY RlyDoM BrLHEE

FNyAI II. N'NVIIIldl, " u lOIlIIN- It. =. J. on
Wednesday afternoon had what bee considers a narrow
escape being SHOT dead lie was sit.
ting at window Of tHe first. noor rooms Of
Ills house. dandling small child OF his knee when
suddenly something struck MS rieht hand. HIS arm
came numb from the tips or his hngers to MS elbow
Looking down he uis hand was covered with bloc!
Though the wlillOH ap The shutters w-rc close l.
leayin- little lrh ia the lis wife qu.cKly threw
the shutters open ami to her surprise found "A 700
Slled ballet the floor The ball had hli ,lr Arkrf-
uf lis lars-r kuucklrs without bfraAiug
bone hal dropped To the nop Had strirk vital
would have pr.~tritrd ~t-lly. Mr.. A, herman
theory Of ~ mat that brrn nuus a
psO Ilnr at ran ON AMI thI the bal came III Ongh
the WINDOW IN "a hali-sprLt condition. The wound on
the hand not SERIOUS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-24

ARMY INItLllGENCE.

WASHINGTON, July 23.-By direction of the
President the Army RetIrlng Boards Franeisco
Governors Is and, New York UArDOr; Omaha; Wash.
ington Barracks ID. C.; Fort LeayenwOrrn. h insas
iort Smelling. Mimi; san Antonio. Texas; and Wnpple
B.0 icks. Arizona. have been dissolved Army he
trig boards been ordered as follows Governor
Islund-M sjor-General John NJ. Schone.d, Surgeon
Charles Sutherland. Assistan. COmnIssary- General
William ". Burns, Assistant Adutant-Gcncra William
d. Whlpp.e and AsssIant Surgeon ii. /. Birmingham
San Francisco-MajOr General o. o. Howard. Colonel
William X. ShafIer. LIST Infantry Surgeon l.. l. Baily
Assistant AdjutantGeneral Chauncey Mckeeyer, and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-24
SUITS from THE DE RIVERA FAILURE
On the Joint application of the Bank of New

York and of Emmett t. OcOtt in the su,ts BEGUN ny
them respectively against the Poultney slate WORKS.
Henry G.. de Rivera. Francis T. SARGENT and salvador
Koa Justice OGOrman yesterday grdnt.t an order APP
uoug Adolphus d. Pape reject and restrain ne .he
Attendants from Interfering with ulspOslng OF the
propprty OF the company The receiver, VINO wts re-
nnired TO give bond Of $4,000 for the FAITHFUL dis
charge OF his authorized to sue for the recov
cry OF the property the defendant and TO compel
transfer of any real which the u OIL
titled in law equity or In which IL has an lnteres
The Bank OF New.N1rk holds promssOry notes Of the
Ponltney Works for - 1000 ana Mr. O!cott hods
a. trustee number OF shares OF the stock lheit
sus are brought Tor tho protection or their interest IN
vowed In the failure. EX-Judge Granville l. haweS
AMI James L. Bishop represented the palntiHs anu
Adolph ROsenthal appeared for the defendants.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-24
SyJyDLrNG 4 POOR IMMIGRANT

Heinrich KiSscbach, OF No. 327 East twenty
sevcnth.st, advertised IN German paper yesterday
that he wa. search OF employment In the afternoon
he received the following message. written on western
Union telegraph blank and enclosed IN Western Union
envelope:
Come right away Miller Castle Garden.
MILLER.
Kisselbach paid the messenger twenty five cen ana
hurried Castle Garden-to learn that the only Miei
there the clerk OF the Information BUREAU VINO "r
nied sending any dispatch. Further investigation
proved be forgery and that the writer hal prop,
ably read the advertisement and considered II good
opportunity to make u quarter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-24
THE HARBoR COMMISSION BILL

WASHINGTON, July % (Speciah. - Repre-
sentatives Hewitt and Green and Commander rs, or Of
The Navy were before the House Committee Oh t,n'
merce to-day ia behalf OF Senator Mlers b ., gpn.
mitiee have charge OF the preserS alton aud improve
inent Of the Harbor Of New-York. Commander Taylor
explained the provisions OF the bin and set form the
Reasons why It should DO enacted into law. From
questions asked and expressions dropped by some Of the
members Of the committee IL is inferred that the bill will
bs reported avorably with come amendments reducing
the amount to be appropriated ana probably providing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-24

that the civilian members Of the committee sha "o ~
s,,ar,ad oicers The committee will hold another meet
ing on Tuesday 20 consider the matter.
Senator Miller said tonight that tho anpropr"u'" VI
0oan left IL cntrc;y within the discretion " 'ns
Secretary of War to adopt any piam go, t,o
There was not the sigh est "ob IN H. MI MiIer ~
ton mat he had received from Cornenus y. ss I" ,no
on of Cnmnerce a letter which expressed some
os,ouishment at the action of Mr. Higgins III conn
in, OF his Niilcrs) in this matter VIM" ~ mo
anc time sicning resolution adopted Ivy the Ohhmper
~ CoIumerce thanking Senator Miller Tor securing 'no
approprlaton of 100000 for New-lork HaIDor'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-24
UNLAWFUL RAILROAD BONDS.

INpIAYApoLIs, July 30 Special.
bogus bond swiudle is reported from Davies county,
Ind The commissioners issued bonds TO the amount OF
100000 to induce the Ohio aud MISSISSIPPI Galway
Coupanv To build their machine and ear shops at WASH
ingtom IN that There Is no eSal authority 10
issue the bonds for that pHrposc, and the connssoher
:. , oroo.l have ,naIe a false order that the
hon = ahlu show on their face that they are
ISSUED FOR the purchase of poor farm Inc Hupeme
,t of me - fr has decided that, though bonds may
show ;hat they issued for a Lawful purpose thr
rr,h nav ne shown and their co lection pr vented
me- holders Of the bonds In consequence Will lose the
money paid for them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-24
PROPOSITION 10 AMEND THE House KuLE..

WASHINGTON, july % C>peciaO.-ln the
House to-day Mr. Din-iey offered several amendments
the rules, which, # adopted will do much to facilitate
the business OF legislation one OF them provides that
when a motion made to Commit ec
OF the Whole The mover shall have priYi-
lege Of designating the bill to be considered Ia
committee AnO her proposed amendment gives
House returned by senate amendments
The privileges wuicu now confined 10 and
general Appropriation OIL Inc other amendments are
ia harmony witA the above described and a. are
the Injurious rcsiis likely t. follow
CariIs.es ruAns OF yrsterday VIII be ayerted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-24

FIRST DAYS RACES AT SARATO "A.
TWO SURE RACES FOR TIE DwYGRs-IHE OTHER
FNTRfrS.

The racing season ut Saratoga begins to day
and everything points to success 'ful meeting. The
track nearly all occupied ana there are
some Of the best the country there. TO-days
suort however Is robbed Of much OF interest from
the fact that the two principal races are almost sure
things Dwycr Brothers Tie first race s y of
a III q dash. Ten horses named to START flrich
Taylor ght to It and Herbert should get the
ptcr The is the Frst sweepstakes special
weight, | mile. The Dwyer Brothers nave sgnltet
heir intention of sartng Doth Mss Wootprd and Joe
Cotton for it, The other entries OF little account
and Brooklyn stable. OF course, VIII run hr't ana
,econd Inspector b. viii wear TIE Dryer cOiors IN the
1rAvcrs Stakes should carry them To victory The
Californian Coui, should he second The sueedy
Jim DJuglas i likely win the fourth race lls miles,
-prcal weights Mlly should get the place. streple-
chase VIII conclude the DAYS racing The entries are
as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-24
cu,rpN,y TURNER'S LIT. Z GAME SPOILED

NASlIINGTON, July - NVtCf"t - h' 90
tenpt Of Chairman Turner. OF the Elections COMMITTEES
Of the House, to consider the Rhode Island contesteu
election case WAS disastrous failure In his indivau"
capacity he offered resolution declaring the seat OF the
REPRESENTATIVE from the It Rhoic Island District to 10
vacant Mr. Payne OF New York. Immediately mo'ou
mat the House adjourn. The point OF mo quorum
was made and Mr.. Turner realizing that there were
NOT enough Democratic Representatives IN the city 10
make a quorum and that 10 Republican Wouid ne "
marry TO iii. effort un~ent member whose case hhS
oi ef hecu argued before Elections Committee re-
marked that he would withdraw the resolution uht.
fhe Democrats could muster - quorum lHs altclni"
sled election ease without precedent III lhe hs
tory Of iht body, and 1t was as unJustnaoie do va"
uuprcCcCcuted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-24
PROSPECTS OF THE MORRISON RESOLUTION.

WASHINGTON. July % lSpeciul.-A confer
OF Republican senators held AT senator sner
naus house last evening for the purpose of excAaugt
views the MORRISON surplus resolution now p,ndIng
In the Finance Committee. AbJdS thirty sena.
tors present. The conference Resulted ia the
appointment OF a committee consisting OF SeDaiofs
SncrDan Allison AMI AlrlcI. to IrN~r llr OF action
with peel The RESOLUTION. IL prODaDc t4at the
committee Will recommend monty Resolution 30
~ 100000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-24
TIE COURTS.
sA1n TO BE rXDER was nRowNs INFLUENCE

Mrs Ennice Roediger and Mary jam, the WIG
and lister r spcctiycy of Lou, oedger yesterday obtained
, rti. barrett writ of habeas corpus directing Mary
Hrovn of 80 l~lO ThirdNr. 10 produce Louis 10 court
resulting IN i.mcntia. ami that hc was entirety uirI lhe
% i r stat, m Long island CITY. which She had
Induce. him 10 20 house and live with her DIS L. C.
nnler ana Frank Wickham lad certified that he was De
,u.nrI that id recognize his VIE aud that he bad
rlsion that occupied in caring for negroes II was
stated that Ms had refused to allow him 10 leave her
house and had concealed his clothes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-24

PHILADELPHIA. July % (SpccirD. A gale of
consider bic force managed tho lower portion OF tne
city aDOu| l a. to-day. Ihe lo's Will be about
II 900 The fences roof and oubuidngs OF the stove
foundry OF Thomas. Roberts Stevenson & Co, were
badly damaged. three.story unfinished brick house
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-24
7HREE MEN IyJrRhD ~ rHE AQrEDucE

There was another accident at the Aqucduct
yesterday. "Tony" D'gAn. of one hun rcd and Sixty
seventh.-t and Tenth ave. William Kline. Of Kng--
bridge. and Daniel Iie-an. Of Teutn-yo and one hun
and nifty st.. working IN SHAFT 80 20 AT
Irnthavr ANA one huudfecand my sNth-st. the
entrance, wnen heavy pipe winch WAS being lowered
broke frOn lih ftslcungs ana fril among the mcI
Degan's skull WAS fractured ami lie "in profanity die;
other also seriously injured about the
and 10 ". They all takcn tho Manhattan
Hospital
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-24

sugeon II. r. Ttoni Fort Smelling. Minu.-Bflganier,
General Thomas II. Rurer, Assistant Surgeon,,'enetH
Glover PERU, Assistant Adjnantuenerai l. NJ Nlnceh,
Lieutenant Colonel J. j. Van Horn -oth ihHhty' "hu
SUI. cn Charles II. Aliru.
Major Joseph X Gibson, Surgeon. has been ieneVen
duty IN tho Department Of tho East and ORDERED 20
the Department OF tho Missouri relieving hJ0r fas.-
more surgeon. who has been ordered to the Depart
me ~ he Iast.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-24

ut Second and Taskcr sts owned by Louis Browor was
blown down and the ruins were scattered around FOR
some h,-tapcr The roof OF tho dwelling Mt No. 40
Taskerst. and the roofs OF two houses In Fonrthst
below Morris were blown of. Along Moore. Second,
Minlln Third aud Morris and Mo-amensing-ave.,
awnings and chlmneys were blown down, trees were
nprOoed and considerable other damage was done.
the police this morning reported nat several persons
aliQ niareb.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-24
THE BOGUS BUTTER MEN DEFEATED.
SENATE AMENDMfNTs PASS THE HOUSE AND TIE
BILL. Co.'s TO THF PRESIDENT.

SINAIE AMtNDNl Ms FANS HE HVNNt ANU TI'I'
BILL Co.'s TO THF PRESIDENT.
WAsHNGroN. July % (SpccidD.-The bogus
butter men in the House had weakened over night "nu
the fight which was wagei siubborniy on yesterday
was renewed with little spirit by them today under inc
leadership OF Mr. Brcckurdgc, OF Arkansas The SOu'n
ern men stood by their guns the last however, and
want down with coors nyinc As bill after bill was
Land aside the opponents OF bogus butter sueny and re-
ucanty abandoned their determination to protract by
an afiempt 10 break the quorum. They had connteu
noses and discovered that the attempt Woui De ih'
1h,irman Hatch who had charge ~ the bal. IN dclrr
once 10 the suggestions OF Messrs. llscock scott hl
other active advocates Of tho measure. decileh 10
was the one to reduce the tax from five cents 10 TWO
nound FIFTEEN nutes were allowed Tor DEBATE
n IN. senate amendments which then agreed 10 by
vore of ia TO 10 Neatly all the negative votes "eie
c,st nv Democrats manly from the southern Stars u
UhIch bocus butter would seem To be held IN hGh
esteem inc bill goes the President for his ap'
prOVaL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-24
WARNING AGAINST SWTNDLER.
,ssell x Co.. of Nos. 739 and al Broad

NdS1VII n NV'' UT -N7'' ''' ''TIV' 7 TT
way, have issued circulars warning the puDhc OF
swinder who prctcnds e. act IA tDer agent lr agrees
TO furnish CdSS,PS Monthly aud offers four pictures As
PREMIUM for 81 and he also offers cheap frames po'u
Of which con racts he does not out. Tie gives
prmtcd receipt signed Cisse x Co." lie has swndled
a good many people, and he Is descriOed "a from iory
forty old tall and thin nut Ot large H"he'
sandy hair and heavy sandy His operations
have been confined chiefly the country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-24

WAsHuNGTON, july 23.-The President, ac-
compauied 10y secretaries B,yaId aud Whitney and Pre-
vaie secretary Lamont. arrived III Washington this after
noon at 4 o'clock The trip from Albany WAS without
Incident Mrs. Cleveland the President at The 81 .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-24
THE CUTTING LITIGATION.

The issues in the litigation between General
William :. Cutting and Lydia :. Cutting in regard 10 the
estate Of Francis B. Cutting. of which General cutting has
Yesterday referred by Justice Barrett 10
Hamilton COLE all the persons Interested con-cning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-24
rrxNNrLrANIA srNnIrScnooh 4 ASSEMBLY,.

7 ' Y
CARLISLE, July 23 (Specdl.-Ihc stare
sunday school Assembly attended by iNiy 5""V
persons to-day. Among those present WAS Nhrrs
Wolf. who spoken OF for the Prohibition lnom'nAtich
for Governor In THIS state. lie Addressed " avg,
audiences prohibition. lie stated that no "Ouiu
accept the nomination II 1t came unanimously
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-24
ENTRIES FOR MONMOUTH PARK RACES.
A SUPERIOR Observation-Disclosures THAT sHoULT
WIN AND b SECOND.

A SUPERIOR PEOGRAMME-HORsES THAT SHOULD
WIN AND b SECOND.
The programme for tO-days races ut Mon
mouth Park a superior promising excellent sport
There are entries IN the first racea handcapt
quarters Of mile. Among the number there are some
fast sprnters At the weight it looks "a II Electric
should win he Is exceptionally fast ut the distance
ansdoVne likely to get the place ihe sec ma r'cels
Seabright stakes for ycar-ods. spcclt WcHHtS
threr-quarters OF "A mile. The kapang. colt, gauged
by his running the other day. ought to reach Tue wire
frat aud Austraua who appears to be IN nm" FORM just
now should he bis closest attendant Ihe ltafltbh
stakes onefourth miles for thre"-year- ODDS.
sprcial weights comes third. The race Hes DE- i"eon
The Bard and Charity. The colt IA asked TO cohcede the
nly seven pounds. II the distance were furher lhte
would not be much question to which ono wOhd win,
hut a. IL IL about the distance that Charity nkHs nest
and IL a rne short for Tho Bard II IA something or
rouuudrum However, The Bard ought 70 win. though
Charity VIII press him hard and should be "a close
second. .,
The fourth race is handicap at one and one eighth
miles with seven entries. Rupert at the weight AS
signed hm should win and Unrest ought 10 get the
place 4 weter handicap. one mile. Is the nlth race
Irartscasc carries only 100 pounds she 10 splghy
Glly and should catch the udge' eyes nrst whe AZ
torney is nkely 10 second Inc sixth race Is sell
ing affair one mile mt the horses entered Tor i are OF
higher than the ordinary selling platter ROCK ana
Rye looks a winner. though War taglo may
give him a hard tussie and should get the place Ihe
day. sport viii wind up with steepe chase Inc en-
tries Il follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-24
SPORTS OF THE TURF.
DCypIGo WINS TIE ECLIPSE STAKES.
BEATING cAYDLrMAs AND ST. GAriEN-Ihh i'o-
DUCE STAKES.


pUCE STAKES
Ioxnox .Julv 23.-The race for the Eclipse
Stakes valued at 1000 sovcrelgns. was run to-uV az
sandown Park. II was won by IT, l. "''''' So.
vearod brown horse Bendigo. Lord Abingdon lhr'o-
vear.od bay colt Candiemas was seco"u NV" 49,
Bruce's nye.ycar old bay horse ST. Gauen 'nu i"o'
were twelve starters ,.,...
Erndigo was ridden by Cannon, Candlehss ny H'""'
and ST. Gaticn by Wood. The other Star'o'' """ ~.
1cv.vs yerc. robn C. NJ Harrisous three yeafold bay
colt Gay Hermit IF. BArretp, NJ /. Auihoht NV ~
old chestnut horse Fra Diavolo CWeDb' the DUKE OF
Westmnsiers three yearold chestnut co''
&C. Barretu. Lord Bradforrs three-yesr'od nay co''
Martinez N.oates. the Duke OF Hamilton 'ni"'
did bay FLY Miss jimmy watts, j. IL. "ep''er'
rceyear Old chestnut FLY Draw Lass Moonp"r"'
Lord Ellesmeres three -yesr.od bay my 'a'"'"o'
d.lckabyl Lord Zetands fouryolroh Day my ~.
Helena fBruck.haw) J. b. Hankey's threeyearoId
chestnut flly Pnbaskct Uashmarl. inc pel""H was
pndi,o IA 4 Candlemas 1910 /, ST. Cation to l. Gay
Hermit Ii to l. Fra DavoO 90 to l. Nhi"rr ~ W Il
Martipct 70 TO l. Miss jimmy 10 to1 Draw Lass 40 10
/, Cataract 100 10 /. 81 Helena iVV !" - ''
To !. ,., -.,.... 10, ,ho frat bou
mile. but they then gave way 10 Draw Loss "'o %
Ia The front and remained thero nntll tho srhPht was
,e,ch.I. Here Bendigo. Candi emts ana ~. eaten
emerged from tho back and passed Draw Lass Was
soon evident that Bendigo had the race I'D manu. lie
Won literally ID "a cancr by three lengths, with only
half a length separating Condemns ana - Ghlch'
Uraw Lass nutshell last. Time .: IL D
The race for National breeders froluce stages OF
ZOO soyeregns. for twOycat olds, was won Dy j. J.
IllPs chestnut colt Gdlllnnle with JOhh watson =
chestnut colt Marley second ana H. H. ComOes Dafk
colt Maxim third There were seven starters. me net
ing was g 10 on Ganule. Marley II 70 l, and Maxim
: 10 l. Gannnle by two lengths. There was only
"A head between second and third.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-24

CONNUBIAL CON.-Why is the tongue of Your
dear:Ite wifey-pifcy like echoi Why. because. you
Know (ind you ought To know IL, 100 ,, always
heard. never seen, and invariably has the Lass word
Judy,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-24
ror,pTu.cIAss POsTMAsTERs.

WASHINGTON, July 23.-Ihe Postmaster
General to-day appointed the following fourth-clas'
pustmasters:
Mar York-At Hannibal Centre Israel IhomP a i|g
pli.a John L. McGrdh; at It. JoAnsyile, Matlh W Val
rain IT.: al sheds Corners. George +. Burden
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-24

SALES AZ TIE CONSOLIDATED STOcS AND PFTRo
LEUA EXCHAAGE
STOCKS.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1886-09-24
r. ERENSRJTRG PA FRIDAY SEPTEMBER "a, 1886.

He WAS not accustomed to drinking
anything stronger than ager, but now
he thought, to drown his bad feelings, he
would take glass Of spirits.
Walking down the street. in a moment
ofabseuce of mind nervously rummaging
at his vest, he dropped the bill, which
q / tile boy following him picked up.
He was just entering the aloOn, when
the ltttle fellow -cCOSted him i:
" On, Mr.. II le is IL your" he said.
Martin looked down. "a psng shot
through him. 1t was Eddie, Geo. ge
Burtuu's little son.
What do you want?" he said gruffly.
" Thc-the money he gasped.
harti: tn ned white.
- What money!
The boy held up the bill.
u aw all. 1t must have slipped
out O. a torn pocket -
Martin took The bill mechanically, and
shrauk away fr m the boys gaze. He
walk on with downcast eyes and ale
compressed lips until he reached his own
door.
Over the way dim light burned in
George Burton's window. and, crossing
the street, te knocked on the door, and
called to George.
Burton came out, looking little
surprised.
." George, you lost a pocket-book and
tin abruptly.
" Yes"
Here it is. I am the meanest
and most despicable wretch alive;
but I've a conscience still, thank
Heave en- r'
And T. en- he told how he had got
possession Of the money, how he ad
kept it, and it had been through the hon
esJy Of Burton's little son that he had
come to restore it.
You'll never speak to me again, l
suppose" he added huekily, " and l
own that don't deserve hat you should.
But tie burden is of my soul now, and,
with Gods help, l will be an honest man
hereafter"
Burton held out his hand.
We will be friends till, Martin,
he said. " was ust going over to your
house with good news. l wa at the
furnaces vest rday looking for work,
and Mr. Bos iwick offered me good job
at which l shall need help. l spoke for
you, and he agreed TO take you. So
there are better days in stOre for US
both, Martin"
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1886-09-24
A Little Dinner aud Dinner Party.

Thackeray, In Mr.. Browns Letters to
His Nephew" Laws down the law that
mutton IS as good a. venisOn-heef-
steak. is you are hungry, as good as
turt.e-bot;led al", II you like IL, to the
full a. good as champagne; there is no
delicaCy in the world which ". Franca-
tell or N. Soyer can produce which
believe to be better than toasted cheese.
Z" have seen dozen of epicures at a
grand table forsake every French and
italian delicacy for boiled leg of pork
and pease pudding. You can but be
hungry, and eat and be happy"
All OF which is very well, but II you
were to ask a dozen epicures TO dinner
and give them nothing but leg OF pork
and pease pudding; or if you were to set
down a party of people to whom you
wished to show some Il the clvlllt1eS
which custom and society demand, and
will demand to the end Of Lme, to her
rings and hashed mutton, ii would, it
may be permissible to think, not be I'M
reasonable in your guests if they were
not altogether satisfied with the enter
tainment provided tor them.
Both Thackeray and other writer's who
have expressed the same opinion, were
obviously confusing two branches OF
their subject, and were not sufficiently
mindful of the fact that " little din
ner" which they had in their minds, and
a dinner party, against which they
were inveig hing, are two entirely sep
crate and distinct Institutions, which
are subject to entirely opposite condi-
tions and between which there is no
sort Of analogy.