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A corps OF sAPpERs AND MINERS.

Among this many supplemental acts Of the
new Charter was one which empowered the Fire Com
missoners organize Of sappers and miners 70
be composed OF not than three members, either
officers OF private hremen, Of each company in the
department The Commissioners were also authorized
70 appoint a competent officer 20 instruct
and drill the corps in the use OF ex-
plosives and 20 establish depot for the storage o.
explosives whenever the destruction Of building be-
came necessary IT made the duty Of this corps 10
level the same under the direction Of the engineer in
command President Perley stated yesterday thar the
corps would be composed Of from each Of the
81 engine and hook and ladder companies making the
force 81 IN number. MaiorGen. Newton Of the
United states Engineers, by request, had
in a letter stated what was regarded as
the best class OF explosives. United engineer
would probably be selected for the drIlnaster OF the
corps The explosives would not probably be stored in
the city bat at He'll the Jersey Flats. Neither
OF these places would be too distant nasmuGh the
process Of mining building would consume cOnsiderl
BILE time. hundred years might eapse before the
services q the corps would be required but,
ON the other hand, the experience Of Chicago
aud Boston showed the possibility OF such an
occasion the necessity OF guarding against H. Among
the which might occur were an interruption Of
the water supply extreme cold weather during the
prevalence great lire. During the tire OF 1875 IL bad
been necessary obtain marines and soldiers nom the
NayyYard and Governors Island, 20 act sappers and
min
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-28
roRG RY IN TWO GENERATIONS.

George d. Mackenzie of No. 9f2 Third-aye.
and William A Mackenzie. his OF Fifty fourthst.
between Fourth and LeUngton-aves, we're arraigned
before Justice Hogan the Tombs Police Court. yes
terday charged with having forged the signature Of
William A. Mackenzie, dealer In twines &c. at NO 10
Colege-piace. It appeared that draft Endorsed by
Goodrich Terry & Co OF Milwaukee, on the Metropol
tan Bank NewYork for So - mailed 10 Mr. Mac
kepze OF College place by the Wisconsin Marine and
Fire Insurance Company OF Milwaukee in the latter
part of June In unexplained way the draft fell
into the hands OF the accused who took t 70 the office
OF Classon Hay, bankers and brokers at No Broad
Al 10 get it oashed the pretending 10 be Mr. Mac
kenzie Of COllege-place, and urging that he
vas not known at the bank and could not
draw the money. Mr.. Hay being unacquainted with
him declined the Latter said that he private
Waterman his brother Ia FftyOurth-st, and, show
ing shield said that he a deputy sheriff and could
Ia easily found should tr0ube arise. Mr. Hay seut
one OF his clerks bank with the draft which sp-
peared 70 properly indOrsed by the person in
whose favor 10 had been drawn aud having Obtalned TIE
money DE gave his visitors, who went away The
forgery was discovered few days later, and nyestga
ton showed that there was no deputy sheriff named
William A. Mackenzie After long search the accused
we're arrested and identified 10y MI Hay Tney pleaded
moi guilty and committed In default OF 1900 bail
each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-28

ApDrsOyp Brookrn 90 Wednesday Aug = 3tsr Curtis
sss. o fs1ls Or e i,mr are invited % attend
Of her nephew II BrooAyn an Fnas,
i aaci men . '''''
AvERELJAt Coo,e-stouu suaav rita w1Esa n
AFerel, 10 tie SOFA year Of -s age
BUCHASAN-ou Tuesday. Aug 26 Maria Elizabeth. vim Of Lsss
Buchanan me lo.n ear % asf age , n .,,... A..
funeral IRON her at residence No West Segeuiesul' 90 FnasT
2stl II O'Clock n
CARLroN-As Monsr y J. ruesdlr Aus. 70. ua.oay B@-.
F. Eif Of Charles T. Carton Of Broosgn agd - years
CARLEroN-0n AF evening Aug % Mabel only ehd d isas>
The iurera E place Thaiay 10 o'clock hun
CoLLs-on the morning aux 25 LI-renee cp-np.
Seese Bdh Collins, dAughser Of Charles and Margaret Coha
DURAgDo-Ia the 72l rear her age ,r,ha Durluso s.
ao~ Of Peter DuaHio, At northampton hs-s "a he
The rives ,ud friends q family invited the fuDer.s
Friday 2Srs INST. At 10 n
GoIY-On Tuesday Aug 20 Geo. Il. tiais sged 36 Tesr
eEdenr. No. al FoGrhsre BrOOElyn. Friday Ooos
City Taesaay IS M e. Howe ss'~
TIE relatives friends respectfully invited 70 ,eua tie isHs,.i
rom Der ate ,e'iaess Srseasils y r $50, y. ~ y.
New Jersey Cearrsl Rllrost Carriages in Eaung at station
RAYNoyD-ou Tnesa4y 26t Col Ed~sri Rsr~o~a
rs esye ,1d sads s respectfully invited 70 .i,s.s
F.l.Says' oa FndsT iAs -sa 10 O'Clock
sArrERLEEsuateay T-a,y p, 2ea INST ssslsya ssr,
rsiys. md rss. arr invited 70 aerd calvary Cas.
rzenty srsi a. rhasl2J nnng sse sA 49,
Il IL o'clock
sLADE-n Tue~iar Aag the sb % hs
invited anSrzt
from hs late Residence, AZ FahAse 90
Fra4T raOraIng. ~ 10 @c.oek
syyywrRrT, wep.i.r Anr y 1873 Cssr,-. s,esu-er,h
Youngest Mara seensor5 aged nssths
sud 70 isvG
The relative. and friends the funersl fh1rs
Gar Aug 1873 81 h.s 81 hatsa.h
BrcoklTn-
rASsER-o- u.o-nlsg 1873 ssAA-y shes.
sdsa william, iIlAat q HeuT G. and kgzaech w.
Tanner. . n0pths. and 3 14rA
Funeral rvc-s o. Thun4y Aas. Bozsesa.
n J. and friends Hvri attend sbOai Grssr
BsrelAF ChristophertA at
taruiEg AZ a. Id and 6;Ol p m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-28
PASSRNGERS ARRIKED.

PROM rIvFRPOOLfs FtesFsshp sfr avg &c " sores-,
gsF~sr n. White ch'd, ut
J.. G.. Blclm Jua. King Mr Mr. Flste Ma
Mrs. Pssav and earen, NJ ard Ma
aal hr DeFlH chren, an1 d Ar Narr-A Mr.
Camphe Wernb-v Col Gaurzu T Prvee nr Gransrs Mo-
Nel. M. Mi-s MsT NJ. Mlpic-, Mr. soaes Mr.
gehre- Blair seeg0n WinsAin Bsfge Parsons M
Jefferson Mr. ami a Dshna VI. tunmings Nc BsA-F
Tab1s Mr. kingsley Gen f1yor " Y. Hre NJ Aeumaa.
Rev. J. Angus. and MrA Baliar Mr. SD Ms
Irt'aur II L. yss l. fH. Ms n
Hln A.lairaI Rnhzn. Ar G0dcsd Mr. snd Mr. Andre-..
Bowe lnd Ms Ae-aIer Nm snt Mss Pre~r"tt eae
Mr. Walker ind cd NJ mi M NeEronsoe Ms ssts
Mrs Jrse,i ,na hi NJ Jezets E Llafsr Ars s@Isoa M
r. F~arh III Naser,yr. j. ~ aee D. o. barisier
Mr and Mr. Bauvaze az ehtdTeH NJ Water NJ OoeEes. M
Mesnes Tnlngbsst Mss H~wrft Mr. Wolf L. : Wv4s B.
Mr. Cunningham Mr.. Carts Me Miner, Mr. al
Ars g. Rss Mr. i1i y "a BID iDiant sd
mid NJ ni Mclafor Johns'oa shd AID rAsf
L. TrHhfimcr Col A. Hunter. j.. NJ Frnnk Jscuiros
Kuh-r. e.. Cooi-r. Mr. Bfucknrr &. spenan. NJ. sas
Ms. Hsfmrn aud ( children. NJ. Nackar. Ma Petiz,
Moore. g. Krafaer. J. Schsp~r G. wHf.
Stevens L. C. Au.ru, g. D. sketoa a. snd as
Norrs BAXTER Mss Carr AHro NJ srskoseh and
54vant 81 smh Mr. n. hEs,h~ea
H-fsrh D. Hourr, l. Noe, = haFiand. A
Lastg Aspuws NJ. Aconad NJ snd as stess s.s
Ms Miss Jones NJ sni Mr. sG'on II glns, An<
kelsey Mss nyt No Merritt a. 4 lTbnsa.
STANLEY A. sehorn, j CARY NJ us No
Ha1-itae D. A. hcDoosil A. T" sea D.
Thomson Cohn M q. br blair H. leafs NJ aHs
J. M and NJ Deagias Kisses T. ass
A. Pei A. J F-i. Lowe b. No9rau, d. A. rchsi-zsr "a
k.s maase.gaui Ms. Ioipsns ml1 NJ Na.aol-sL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-28
AARnN RIrRR AT QUEBEC.

70 me EdGior Of The Tribune.
SIR: Your obituary of the Rev. Gardiner
sr-tnp which has ius- under notice contains
an error. Burr was not wounded at Quebec and was
not carried of the by the Rev Samuel Spring nor
nv any one. Burr was aid % Gen. Montgomery VINO
vas MORALLY wounded in the attack and was carried
OF the field by Burr then slender stripping OF 70 years
The latter would not allow his oiographer' NJ La laws
- 80 the facts without accompanying evidence.
y,,. avtda,re was afterward obtained by Davis from
the Rev samuel spring. who witnessed the transaction
- - rats were stated Burr's journal and private
sI-esoonSenee N s high time the truth should oe
told about Burr.
Netc- York. Aug. %, 1878.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-28
POLITICAL NOTES.

At a meeting of the Massachusetts, Demo-
cratic State Central Committee, yesterday 1t was unan-
nousIv voted not TO change the time originally fixed
for the state Convention Sept II stated that the
Youn Democracy OF this vicinity propose 10 present 70
fine the name of exMayor CASTOR as candl-
date for Governor.
Senator Casserly, as member Oh the sen
ate Committee on Transportation met Committee OF
the baber Of Commerce OF san Francisco. yesterday.
senator Mitchell of Oregon absent c. s. Capp was
amounted 70 coIate statistics in California oregon ana
Nevada brit no other business was transacted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-28

work. and have made estin,at,s 40 confident Am I
that be done that will aareo tomorrow TO take
contract 70 build the canal giving adequate bonds ard
insurfpg IT. in every way. fr n.eooOo, and
will agree to have It less than sres years
Tbs was unansverable but he walked sway heard
him say Isnd be didn't speak above ordinary tone.
atherl that the thing would certainly Do bult; and
thought understood his object to be 70 make money
wbetbor 1t bens6ied Long Branch Or not.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-28
THE NATIONAL REGATTA AT SARATOGA

The grand national regatta on Saratoga
Lake Sept II aud II, originally intended to consist
OF four races two each day. as follows: Pauoared
Shells singeculi shells, douhe-scuH shells, ana four
cared shells. The Saratoga Rowing Association has
concluded 20 add for junior sinSe-scull
shells 10 be rowef on the second day or the regatta.
which will be Open to al amateurs who have never won
nrfze in 4 senior seu race. The distance viii be
mile and return and the time for entries Will close on
sept prize viii be awarded 70 each OF the winners
IN race. including the grand challenge cups Tor Our
cared shell and sngle-scu shells for the championship
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LATEST snip NEWS.
For oAcr shin Hslos see Sscoad Page.l
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
fBr Go Liverpool Aug - ins ss-susws
I'm si,h rnd.s. and tn's. @. FrlnctiTu
steamship Kathleen MarT lBr, Holman De=-nr 10 lAu, -
IA - % D. 1ulef.
Bar, Naiurs Ger Meyer. Hamburg 81 isrs nisr
B4rx Ymsr lGerl leuick ~ Nasars 50 isys, 30 btisd
Goethe j. Bremen july -. Sfh sie
Brg B Irsuac. Austin. Tnniisi q iTs, vita
SAILED.
ges-ships Minnesota AE-rs Lrrrrss Arrasoa. se
Bno lclll4 Gasg0w Hsra1yer or BfeaHen Cy d Gs
weston. SeE-OreluA
DOMESTIC ports.
BosroS AuE 27AIye hrg5 Ambrose i All HoanR frs~
W--h1
TIA. Aug 41Ee-d sears y H. ffnaui iad los
Baeheisr OF Jacksonville
-s.oa-d sesHship ,oua sona 'h5 asr
aaakIn, for New-l5rK-
SPOKEN.
Aug shoals SeBan- Best oo" so'os
Aag / sL t6 long 81. Astnl tSor) Ss~yers ss
Srtin.
Aus 20 12j mile. Bat o Aonauk. bar Washington l6er Hs
LOaaoa Pa 4iriDa.4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-28

ftaAsY Alg 7CarTaRscp p frfsr has 80 soek Iss
ai and irsrstlons hSf fH - "-r
There 10 uot saoaKh 10 f9akr nzrkc1 ..
sH4NP sND nts about thr AZ ss'S ihs
marlel H. Gull sntD roes aboIf fhr sane ssfE~k
grsy,rs AM n srrtz-TTte te-sr ihc@tfng ~
~. reoi - LIB heas ma O.si "eeg es
ftr 1913 had 81 car sear " go ,f ne
tine nsrkg ieiise. ~A goeS s-1nx
sbost YESTERDAY 2nc.s gsoi stock sste ~ sas
Hnais .;-srS rluenr f2D 20 1927 - = ~ u.s. 20
l had Oro st-sIs aagne 9fT . 20 le % a 500
Taaanl steer rargng ora ~ y - I ioS D. q - ~
gS 2S- rrss -nyDS ron ff't - LIZ - ~
JOi li3 ha5 Michigan -fe~rs rang = 80 ~
f0T III ~ ~ taGSf - bead KealcAT stef sasIe AT
At = ~ hesd Mls,susi svrrsf"g ttf" :"
ttNBs-fhc rrrepts toTaF, inettan7 rerrs ~
dsal ZOO brat, neslng The tn's rPPf ipr y -
herf sgssst rs ar E e., -srs tss
Drer or CtnEdssscs "e.s
sheep 100 bsaI Michigan nee seasz ssas
$685. h-i chic sk~rn ringfr~s ro" - %
D. S4aS4 - 40 1aisuz rsrgnf ron -
s. 10 - 50 CJO teaa CaHsda lambs raH< ron q" 20 - w.
~ 20 XsD 80.
RoosTbs feu p to-day iaeussg r-poei s1iya. zss, t1so
avsnt ne nsrket 80.
sos 10 for desirable corr - iors - 'pes %
of saers Oh iais nqur. u 9tl 1ral hirsn .~
raisns hogs rsn-av fn i4T b 2il b, At - GO~-S %
CaIcasS Are 7lsyspts r~e dsvsfas 10000 Hess,
25 $40 saeen ZlO0 CTLE rather @ recpH sn4 .@rcs
trifur srarse sr ne Est prices se.l luz
12L- oser qpososs ~ a50s6 10 srira 81 $50.
- 30 - = a. 10 - 6Op. - gO4-1 - th
% $685. - Medium = 500 - - Ceznon. st4 Ssoe ssfs
s3aSt - Sprheu tad Texans Al 5Oos ihroagh 8royss
Hos supply; saet Sc los-r - 2e~SN-s
dul derasnd ght veak 81 $50
- eaou4lg ror ashtv.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-28
npITrARY.

The Hon. Green Cendrick of Waterbury,
died suddenly on Tuesday night from an apoplecuc
attack aged rs. He was ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF the
State IN 1851 and formerly prominet wig pouciAn
he leaves three children and large fortune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-28
COALRASGTyG HIGHER.

The regular monthly sale of Scranton coal
took place yesterday at the saesroom. No 90 Exchange
place. There large attendance. but not much e1
element competition. The whole LOT was sold IN less
than half hour Among the largest buyers we're the
Andrews Manufacturing Company. Staten Island Ferry
Company, Tucker. swan q Co., aud Ord & Reed The
prices were follOws:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-28
rrie.ne Lecture Extra No. 8.
the METHOD OF cREATtoa
An EARNEST PROTEST AGAINST

THE hErHOD OF NkEATIOh
An EARNEST PROTEST AGAINST
TIE DARwIsAH THEORY.
r-.,s Lsrss BY Prot AGAssIZ
Zo6oxy Caasrage Mas ees,.nag
sew asa rsssaas AaAssOa ssassrsas L pnas ssa
Tribune sAs pAsss sstasa sasss.ss
Cow READY
TRIBUNE LRcrURK RxrRA 40 EIaEr
This shess also description uosssa Fsss Gsos~
shs zossy AsaatNrs By he Tale colsss xrpsalsA
Pnee aHgs copies b. nail 10 esuz -
asstz Asage4s THR TRtBUSR sc~T Yea
Niue ExrA shssi 30 LsssSIs ia katasg
asa Cgesss hOs.4s gsasa sf - ysN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-28

To EDWARD ScuNIDr General Agent Eclipse Lab 81 Co lseer
SrEfork The International jury awarded tir "rrl neIs
of Hev 30 RaE-T pOu1dd L1bn
eatrq Os nfuu.ac-uri Herbert W e. Eee. patents
kUEHAz Co, General Aesas ios Ae nHfovos'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-28

~ 49,. No pc3 not 81 a. .,Iler Asgs ~ - 81. -
ssmA.r a. az No Rel 81 a.; Rrrcd. ~ ~ No. 49,.
nfno 81 f8ia Corr opened srm bot ensea ,an
f7c esr ssf hsh o. spen
e. ser O~oeT s9e Les Mxsd l5is0f6is: Isiie. 49,
Witt 5eL bst,r At 30 ior No = 70 o ~
Frsehts Recsipfs-lDOO o1s Fis Dae
hus Wheat "a 900 aud O1 bon Os's ~,
loo bib F0uE 10000 bva Wsea, 2OOV bus" '"'" '"' wv
bun Ot,s . a.
WLAlxgrou Arg q. - sp,ais Tupsnfiss se'fY !" "
guiei e. ~ 'or StTsinei 0rade Iwyrtns fs "
HARD 81 50 iSF yellow DIP AMI va Tar GS~' a. - %
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5reunl Notices


tntttennngS mineral
rheumatism, AL bsAss Of n ss tfnefa
Sold aud pins BY le@cpg trazst Ders Nies etee
PO.t-Onre Sstce-rhs tse seek ens
SATURDAY. so 1873 81 eiest A. Ms eoe "a
DAT Al Ia. u All ~ n THURSDAY lls3u n s.4
SATURDAY al ~ aaa THOA LAMBS. psssaasisr.
Sound zsa Hssrinz, Voice and speech. The kxpia-
,ntisn Of asioal Barlsny vita lssrsses. Ass ee-rss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-28

TOT zpo 27-foas tTm and dcmsnA Wosal steaiF
Al ~ 81 = sr So Nhs Wsh. az ~ M Ass-s Ht hshfaaf
81 s. So % 81 <J9lsl % iss tn.sl ELsz ePs' sss'
Ass.S - ~, s.I sssssss - ~, %. 81 ~ ~ Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-28
THE STATE OF TRADE.
HAVANA MARKRT

H.v,sa Aug 27ErhAnse Un.s CO
rurrncy 1871 prru.Bm short Lghi 800 premium 30
dsvs foa 53sg5l prnun London. 6sa69 preaiaH %
| Paus 4sgs9 pIrAan spanish Eoi, 81 grss1inlR-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-28
ANorHEn SPEECH BY Grs- n1-rrrn

BOsroS, Aug 27.-Gen. Butler spoke at
Wakefield tonight 70 about hoo people Has remarks
we're OF simiiar spirit and tenor 10 the Worcester
demonstration.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-28

Metal springs. the PItile-s Iron Finger Pads, add
p-ug Rupture. eLg breach Bnt tbess cA~ss
are gradually By thu KlAsrIc rBUsS SO Sso4S~aS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-28

Bay the Besf-TSL LINED Lx,D PPE oosfstes b' hs
,etion 81 rate- cheaper Lrad Pipe n ilss oar
times longer double Old nirraL u Is rom
-ri bv nr-rv every architect SeE-iorx al
deceived by n Wa-b~d Iin nasri tstsas
pamphlet by nail ire
Cow CO.. p; CestTe-st, Se~-fsrs-
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NlRRLED.

Trye ara Pslse science Speech rraizn Banquet ~
PAGE GoasA. "a rkiBusg Lg -rTEz RKrsa No. b
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-28

BENyETT-KNGHT-O TUESDAY IL tas eadno- - ss
AuIes oarrn- Wan T. Ficl Joaa Deanett 10
Lydia A. Ku.gbr. both Of BROOKLYN 80 G.rdA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-28

SENATOR MOTIONS BACK PAY AGAIN.
lSDIANAPOLIs,5 Aug. Ex-senator Morton's
letter 10 the Secretary OF the returning his back
pay written Aug. IA, instead OF the 10TH as
telegraphed from Washington yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-28
DIED

Al Notices Of Marriages ~rsi be 'HdO,scd Nth faa
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-01-09
HO: FOR ARIZONA!

Having oo.e,udrd to 90 saese. desir sei thu I'll
loving d.se,insd Hs.I.sy ..n.. .,.,. ., s.,,,. ..
te coanty rosd fon ssins 10 nePhsrson. makes from
srist mill md in gna neEstcsn,od. CHE nv o;
r,:,ns MI fss.me.s I've so.a vii, viii,
pmIs frame cable NJ eels kossss plank CORRAL q
an sse m s:ea 's 49, re- =. 's SS
spring; % acrcs IN eu'tvstsaa q whiea has 6es in
sisck 20 scrs ~sci.,s. Win vine fence Eve strands
for pasture, and xs.ers. by one q the pumps This
Ing lie crop and bay; " s5.ss w..sss the corn and
hay, half cash, balance on ose-ah years time With
uso iss .crrs bottom and sopny prairie, adj lining
sn the stock ysrls ard facing tr toxn,
tue " sse H. T. ns 80 o. e s% a.! =, .sg ,
acre lots and so,,, 4 graf sdv1nce.
A M;,; p, mr. s 81 & . .s sSh Of Broot
viiie. en rs K; r; 9: 80 ;ss :. Il. q 5.
men. - unr s,.Se f6r u :: - AH~e cUrnn six ~
vsfi.R ih- river ervs.<s .hehnd rlen;y q timber
s csses.n s Z. s; az. .s 70 D. ~ . =
si:s st !. r.. -. srs:s g. Out e
$1,000 fIs raj rrlse.ioa iSf q e.S Or wOdid an
U. Xi.o Is, .c-. oeel ,ss aad In svcnroria coaty,
80 acn. in csfsva;iOn brtaa POD hard xeod :il.
AMI bose nSc bsrs and osler ouihnii,i.ss, good
we'll nne brArinS orchard OlShsse fruit. Oaiy h.li
mile from stranger s:ati, on tie r. T. L. Church.
r. and .rh5o al sgu,ssd Il and in god ueixhbor-
hood Will sell it for tlr low .um OF ~ 90 cash,
81, s0O half cash. balance IN o:se aad two years.
Also livery stable and TIVE lots we'll located in
Rockville III stable il J0xl00, built III the b~st
icris and Is the best constructed fr convenience &c
in Western Ksusss. VIII s~n 4 with W Thou; The
rolling stock, horses, Co. or viii put Ia any part u
them low for cssh 81, G0cas Tor The prnp-rty alone
fsEainy utensils, hsTs< poItes,-evsryt thing h,y,
ID for sale Com. aud ssx you that want bargains
in the next 30days DANIEL y. DONkGAN.
Or. addres - boz 81, Erpokviilc, ksns.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-01-09

The charge Of the Light Bric.ic was mad,
historic. and Cousc's buffalo astempse,, ON II
Thursday evening to ''perpesrate the same
skillful evolutions In the rear Of the Ctr Ho
tel. by charging maslly down upon one II On,
fellow-citizens. With snow to the right OF him
and snow to the left Of him, with PROV down
and 'ail banner flung to the breeze, the afore.
said '' bu6" Numbered across the back v,ri
to encompass " the Aforesaid "cit." Blu,
the latter would not allow any Light Bigads
charses to stArtie him, and mildly salutiux TN
enemy with :" The Old Guard never surren.
,lers' boldly ordered firing all along his line.
inere vas quivering about the hump, the
proud banner dropped. andfrom the be.rt az In
noble scion Of the House Of Bison. rusbea ON,
the warm blood. which, is,teriy, had aow-,I
in rapid currents al the sight Of tempting cola
potatoes In many back yard. BeGose that bue
falo had waded the stream Of d.asA and vhi.k.
ID his tail on the other shore a haa.,o .e.rn,.
y, we ho0e he had stscese3y repesssa a ~.
great baek door vickolsess while rvi.s. mi.
obituary = coasin q Hanaa's Saner,l er.e,u,
ovcr The remaiss Of thas u6le vhieA v.s On.
sixncsi to The 6naky.l The lsssse slviss ase
DIT the lsslhIo b ~ DID a1>r N; hescp -
ltpe posirts ul-sine1. 0aseves. 4 a. h
sspl = meae.k's vsrui.e
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-01-09

r. T. Watson moved his stock into his new
building last Monday, and now has everything
arranged Hastily and according to Hoyle."
Mr.. Watson can now boast Of ono of the most
commOtlious, and still contest; stOr.-roOms in
the "tecming West" Capt. Si,errin il fast
CREATING order out OF the rubbase LEFT by the
Catholic Fair in his mamm 9th store room. and
will soon announce his grand entree with huge
stock Of goods. The shelving and counters
are already prepared and ready to be put up.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-01-09

Mr.. J. 5. Boughton. travelling correspondent
and agent for the Lawrence Journal. favored Us
with call and pleasant chat Tuesday morning
last. Mr.. BOughton represents good paper,
and business qaen will always hnd agent and
proprietor courteous and accommodating in
their business TRANSACTIONS
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-01-09

The brick work upon Mcssrs. Ralcliff Bros.
& Halls and o. Seitz's block was entirely fin
is'ed last werk. J. 4. Nelson. the master
workman, has performed his work admirably.
and TO the entire satisfaction Of his employers.
The hardware and furniture rooms will now
Dr. occupied ia very short order.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-01-09

Mr.. Chri<ty. assistant sergeant-at-arms oftl'e
U. s. Senate. was in town one day last week.
subpcnains witnesses for the Caldwell investi-
CATION case, which commences on tive l0sh inst.
The witnesses slibpcnsed from this section Of
the State. we hear. are Mcssrs. +. L. Bond,
Snead and II. ID. Baker.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-01-09

Messrs. Farcy Bros, Of the Solomon City
Newspaper. must have been Laying of Oh the
hook" Oh Christmas, for they got the latest
take. ont" They were lucky In getting
''sorts" enough Tin the way Of etliblcs Of all
kinds and $50 in CASH to SPAN out their
''case." without stealing" from the other
''slugs." The effect was. their form vas
badly 'squabblsd' in their surprise. We'd
like to ''wOrk in pocket with you Bros. Farey.
or will let you OF il you will furnish the
-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-01-09

Such snow banks were never yimcssed herr
before. Everything rcseps6ng sleighs, and
many things that bear mo- resemblance to them,
are In constant demand< Gay parties are hur-
ried up and down the streets behind jinglins
bells and '' FOOTED " Lorses. Cold and drizzle
and sleet do not the ardor Of our people
for an old-fashioned sleigh-rhle. even II super.
animated dry goods boxes and warped cotton
wood boards are dubbed cutters for . season.
The boys like the fun because they have big
ger per centase for squeezing. and the girls
IKE u because they can be accidently hugged
and not be caught atit. We all like it-nos the
hugstnx but the sleighiag-and hence we en-
joy II.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-01-09

George Kruger displayed to oar achinx
vision his last design IN building line be-
Ing one-horsc sleigh. Ut isa novelty. and we
are inclined to think he will make his fortune
il he succeeds In getting out patent on it,
Brinsit around, George. we're about out Of
kindling wood.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-01-09

The Ring chiefs and their poodle dogs, with
desire to run everything. attempted to carry
Oh all the prizes at the Catholic Fair, but were
brought up with a short turn. Their rowdy
staggering and gambling house blufing did
not scare anybody.