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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-31
NEW-YORK, MONDAY, MAY 81, 1886

on q Cardinal Gibbons to arrange plans for
the work and solicit funds for the college, Young Bishop
Gibbons opened the fed Of work just after the war;
The college will soon be ost abllshed..
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panp working It's line, with It's steep krsa"' "
sharp curves, at so per cent and chareas ior ."o
rauo an Tho grade. between Marietta and Cncin
natl SO per cent, The English and American tr% nSna
Society has received numerous cablo diepatches i"
baltimore and Now.York offering cooperation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-31
sAuUEL MONTGOMERY FOR CONGRESS-

SAMUEL MONTGOMERY For CONGRESS-
WAYNEsEURG,P Penn, May 80 (Specid0.-The
Democratic primary elections were held here yesterday
R.tu,ns from all four precincts in this county give
samuel Montgomery about 300 plurality for Congrsss
A. A. Purman polied only 700 votes IN tolA oi ioVV
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1886-03-11
The Georgia bloodhound.

The scent of the Georgia blood
hound is wonderful. A convict Sleep
ing in one bunk Of a hundred, shod
and clad precisely as the hundred con-
yicts about him, may slip his chain
and fee. Ten miles away he may
meet his fellow prisoners again, may
run to and fro among them, may walk
with them a mile and leave them.
Six hours after these hounds, put on
his track where he slipped from his
camp, will follow him to where he
met his gang, will thread his track
in and about with their hundreds Of
tracks, take itup where he leaves them,
and run him down, though he cross
convict gangs every mile he runs
This escaping convict, clad in stripes
cut from the same bolt with q hun.
dred others, may run through the
woods, touching weeds and bushes al
he runs. Fifty convicts, clad as hi
was clad, may run through the same
woods in every direction. The dog
will hold his scent, rouning full tilt
breast high. If he makes a curve o
As degrees the dogs will not run tn,
line, but will catch his scent thirt,
yards away and cross the angle, thougl
it were filled with the convicts VIII,
had eaten and slept with the fugitive
Often a dog viii carry scent in ga
lop, running parallel thirty yards t
the windward. An rncanny and Ter
rible little beast is the redbone hounC
trained for the hunting Of man.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1886-03-11

the proud woman he loved-with a
soft, tender glow that was revelation
on her exquisite face, and tears--yes
actual tears--in those beautiful, proud
dark eyes.
"Anniep-- there was world of
tenderness and winning sweetness in
that one lowly spoken word-"I came
here to say farewell, but can l say it
now? | love you too we'll, dearest. Do
not send me from you--bid me stay p
There was moments brave strug-
gle with the old pride, the old doubts,
the old bitterness. But it was too late.
He had seen the love-light in her face
and would not be denied.
"Stay!" she said.
And with that word the old habitu-
al mask of pride and WEAKNESS and
seorn vanished. from her sweet face
forever.
A few months after his own MARI.
age, the one thing occurred which
alone was wanting to complete Fred's
happiness-when Harry Leland, his
well-meaning, but once mistaken
friend, led charming Ada Somerville
to the altar.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1886-03-11

A Newport correspondent writes
"Within four months death has re-
moved a name from every Democratic
Presidential ticket since 1864-Mc-
Clellan of 1864, Seymour of 1868,
Brown 1871, Hendricks OF 1870 and
1884, and Hancock of 1880. There
are but three left, and the old man Of
Greystone, who was set aside fvegears
ago on account Of his years and fail
ing health, has lived to write his tele-
grams Of coincidence for all OF these,
and is to-day, perhaps, in better health
than he has been for years. The Re-
publican candidates have shown more
vitality. General Fremont still min,
giles in society and attends to a little
business. Hannibal Hamlin is Older
than Mr.. Tilden, but great dea'
stronger. Mr.. Hayes continues t.
take interest in the farm and the hen
yard, and makes better speeches thar
he did while he was president
Wheeler, who was on the same ticket
is living quietly at Malone; and ex
President Arthur is often seen abou
town. AS for Blaine and Logan, no
body is liable to look upon them a
dead for some years TO come"
There has not been case of hydro
iphobia in Berlin for over three years
Every dog there is muzzled.
Teacher-"John, if you we're in
strange place, and it should be darl
night, no stars shining, how woul,
you know which is north?"
John-"Ask somebody
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1886-03-11
ON low Neck Dresses,

If God will help me, l mean this
morning to set before you what are
the evils Of improper dress, and also
of the excessive discipleship OF fashion.
state what the most of you know to
be true when / declare that much OF
the womanly attire seen in society to-
day is the cause Of the temporal and
eternal damnation Of multitude OF
men. There is a shamelessncss in
what is called high life that calls for
most potent protest. In some direc-
tions there seems to be a strife to see
how near they can go to the edge OF
indecenency without falling over.
The tide Of masculine dissoluteness
will never be stopped until much of
the boldness OF wOmanly attire ceases
and there be complete reformation in
many direction. am in full sympa-
thy with that officer Of the law who
in Philadelphia last winter, or win
ter before last, at a levee went up to
a so-called lady Of spare and incompe-
tent apparel and told her she must
either leave the house or habilitate
herself Immediately. 1t is high time
for the good women and the sensible
women to either protest in behalf oi
the dignity Of their sex, and If the wo-
men of the household do not under
stand the terrible extreme to which
this evil has gone, then let husbands
implead their wives and fathers pro
hibit their daughters. The evil is ter
rife and overshadowing. | charge
much of this evil upon the American
stage. AS I do not 90 to theaters ]
am obliged to take the evidence OF &C.
tors and managers, men everywhere
known for their genius, such men ai
John Gilbert, Mr.. A. NJ. Palmer, Mr.
Daniel E. Bandmann, who have re-
Gently declared. and within ten days
that the evil of undress is blasting the
theater that institution which many
consider school OF morals, the supe
rior of the church and the forerunnel
of the millennium.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1886-03-11
A Cruel Trick.

1t was eight degrees below zero and
the frost was nipping hot. A horse
belonging to a Detroit official was
hitched to a post on the west side OF
the City Hall, and although he was
covered with abuftalo robe and . blank
ct, he bumped himself together to
keep warm, and had look OF disgust
on his face.
Presently a bootblack came along.
At some time in this boys life he had
touched his tongue to lamp-post on
cold morning. Seeing the horses
nose within a foot of the iron post
made him forget the cutting wind and
the Geld flag-stones. He was chewing
away on a big hunk OF fmolasses candy
He removed it from his mouth and
held it to the horses nose. Out came
the animals tongue for lick, and the
boy then rubbed the hunk over the
top of the post and skipped across tht
street into doorway. He was hard
ly in the place when the horse slip
ped six inches of his tongue out afte'
more sweetness. 1t hit the post ant
stuck there. For minute he though
there was some mistake, but thei
came the realizing sense that he ha'
been caught on blunt hook. He SO
back and pulled, lurched forward, AM
squealed, and then lifted his heels an
made splinters Of everything within
reach. Pedestrians ran to stop hin
but, with terrible wrench, he lo@ser
ed his tongue, and set off at a ga'iol
Slowing the cutter bottom up, an
knocking it to pieces as he went dow
Fort street.
The boy went up the street, sayin
to himself:
"If was horse, do you suppo'
anybody could get me to lick moiass'
off an ak on cold day?"
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1886-03-11

WASHINGTON, March 4.-Secretary
Manning authorizes the statement
that he has neither urged or advised
the retirment OF Attorney Genreal
Garland from the cabinet.
II have been unfortunate In love
matters" said q wellk nown bass sing
er at the opera the other day. "My
first sweetheart entered cotrwaHt,
death robbed me Of the second, end
the thirds my wife,"
In Thibet the women do all Aass
hard work while the men do the
visiting and gossiping. The men ARE
very much excited over their dodwn
trodden condition and are agitatins
for recovery of their rights.
Sick man (making his will) to law
yer-"I have. ten thousand dollars in
surance on my life, q house and lot
and one thousand dollars in cash. Th'
insurance money and house and 10
must go to my wife, bat hardi.
know what disposition to mcke OF tn
cash." Lawyer-"YOu had bette
leave IL to me In trust to sue TIE II
surance company with."
@Eugenis, didn't tell you an hon
ago to send that young man Of ycu1
homer" Eyes, papa, dear" "But !
went out just now--I heard hina--
"Yes, papa, dear; but he went q
first time, and then he found he
taken your umbrella by mistake, ~
so he came 10 bring it back. De-
George is so conscientious."--PHek,
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1886-03-11
VOL. H..


Treat every one with respect, my boy,
At home or upon the street;
No matter what is the age or sect
ofthe one you chance to meet;
For, remember, it's not so much what they are,
Or, that they have boarded pelf
Nor because they are ladies or gentlemen,
But because you're a gentleman yourself.
Sara B. Rose.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1886-03-11

WIN the Democratic members OF the
Military Committee in a majority re-
port in favor Of an unamended House
bill The division was 6 to A.
Gen. Fritz John Porter is GA years
old.
Edison win spend six weeks in Flor
ida with his bride.
Capt. Mayne Reid's biography will
be published soon.
Sam Randall has been in congress
twenty-three years.
Fourteen candidates for United
States senator live in Denver, Color
ado.
Proctor Knott says that Moses was
the greatest statesman that ever
lived.
Colonel Pat. Donan is astonished
at the wickedness he saw in Washing
ton.
Fred. Douglass has been succeeded
as register Of deeds for the District of
Columbia.
Cincinnati will put down 100000
worth of street pavements this sum-
mer, Of solid granite.
Six women dentists were graduated
at the Philadelphia College of dental
surgery last week.
The British House of Commons has
seven members who are Jews. The
U. S. House Of Representatives has
not one.
The population Of Australia doub-
les itself every twenty years; that OF
the United States doubles itself every
twenty-six years.
The roller-skating rink is doomed
A New Jersey rink, to save itself from
immediate bankruptcy, advertises
prize fights between the skating acts.
! An American banker, who recently
made tour of England on foot, says
that the trip can be done for 2s Cd
| per day, and the traveller can live wei
) too.
: A liquor case was before court il
: Portland, Me. A witness for the gov
ernment was called, but he was 81
drunk that he was arrested and lock
' ed up.
Newark finds cause for wonder ant
rejoicing in the fact that the children
who were sent to Pasteur are now a
we'll as those who were bitten and re
mained at home
e A wedding-party assembled in BIZ
II mingham, England; but the groom
e was so helplessly fuddled that th
e bride swooned with shame. The clel
l. gyman refused to proceed with tn
ceremony, and drove the party out Q
ss the church.
~ A negro in Texarkana eats glass fc
10 living. A writer to one of the met
. ical papers says he will masticate glai
% for pay, ain any quantity, from sma
piece to lamp-chimney, and keep
"a "a up all day." This will suggest par
~ in the stomach to some transparel
+ idiot.
ID Gogglesop; Every stupid girl, th
it. Miss Wilpin."
lie Hamworth; "How so?"
G, "Why, you see, We we're guessir
I'd conundrums the other evening, and
r. asked her what the difference was b
~ tween myself and donkey"
le- "Well7"
gs "Well, why, by Jove, she said s.
et didn't know"
~ ~ A man at the telephone shouted;
: Hello, there why in thunder dol
- - you speak louder?"
= An angelic voice replied:
=, "What did you say?"
:. - "oh!" exclaimed he, recognizi
the voice Of the daisy at the cent
he office. "exeuse me; thought l "
Ter talking with my wife"
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1886-03-11
Fitx.JOhn Porter.

WASHINGTON, March 3.-The Fitz-
John Porter bill will be reported back
to the Senate as soon as the majority
and minority reports can be prepared
Senators Cameron and Sewell join
with the Democratic members of the
Military Committee in majority re-
port in favor Of an unamended House
bill. The division was 6 to 4.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1886-03-11

Some persons are seriously recon-
mending that Alaska he converted
into penal colony for toe United
States.
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The steamship City of New York arrived
in San Francisco on Saturday evening,
bringing Hongkong advices to November
22d and Yokohama news to December 18th
Two officials, belonging to one of the
European Consulates in Shanghai, mar
rowly escaped serious injury at the hands
of mob of Chinese while looking about
that city
The only witness TO the attack on Chi
nese junk with stink-pots committed sui
eide in Hongkong.
The Marquis Tseng was received with
high honUrs at Shanghai on his return
from Europe.
The trial of Captain Drake, late master
of the steamer Normanton, has been set
for December 9th. The wreck has been
found bg divers; there is no truth in the
story that one Of the Japanese passengers
reached the shore.
The Nagasaki conference has been sus-
pended because the Chinese Commissioners
refused to allow Japanese testimony in re-
buttal. All the Chinese witnesses swore to
the same facts and fatty contradicted the
japanese.
a typhoon on November 10Th did much
damage at Shimada and other cities.
China is to build the Seoul FCsan tele-
graph line.
The Corean Government cannot pay for
a few hundred dollars worth of postage
stamps ordered from Japan.
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