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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-09-05
nTrs oFFrN.

No quarter l0-cent piece
Needs looking into--a telescope,
The wasp is a sten-winder.--Herald.
Remarkably bad shooting the shoot
ing pain of the toothaehe.
A young man adyertises for ''posi-
tion as son.in-law in family Of
MEANS
aSix into four you can't as the
shoemaker mildly suggested to a lady
customer.
A woman with shabby pair Of shoes
can never be convinced that short dress
es are not vulgar,
Hanging is capital punishment, es-
pecially when you are hanging on some
goodlooking girls arm.
'sYou are my precious pearl. he
said,as he drew her to his manly breast.
"Oh, John,' she sighed, '.and you are
my oyster.
'.You want fogging that's what
you want" said a parent to an unroly
son. Il know it, dad, but III Try and
get along without" said the independ-
ent young hopeful.
A negress, speaking Of one Of her
children who was much lighter colored
than the rest, said: Il nebber could
ike dat brat, cause he shows dirt Sc
easy"
A lady in Louisville has husband
who snores. She keeps clothespiI
under her pillow. and when his snoring
begins she puts it on his bugle ans
then sleeps in peace.
An exchange hastens to inform u
that Queen Victoria drinks her tei
from saucer. Glad to hear It; alway
supposed she took up the teapot an,
drank out of the "nose.-Rome Sent
mel
The summer squash, with its goldel
hue, looks tempting to the landlord
view 1t costs but two cents, and hold
only second place to the cucumber i
tying double-bow-knots in the dis
phragm.
A girl in town sat down on her 10,
er's hat aud kept him three hours ove
time. Our advice: The next tine tha
young man goes to see his girl he shoul
hang his hat on a nail instead Of hold
ing it in his lap.
He was a disgusted boy. He ha
exercised great care, and had finalI
succeeded in crawling, unobserved. VI
der the canvas into the tent And b
found it was not circus bus reviv.
meeting In progress.
"How are yOu getting along sinc
your marriagef asked one friend OF Al
other. "Not very well, was the repl,
"When she gave me her hand lit
over year ago, it filed me with d
light; but when she gives it to me no
It does not delight me in the least.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-09-05
rnon rIuK rnaxrN COVE.

The arrival of over two hundred lee
landera on Wednesday evening was
most welcome visitation at this season
Of the year. The temperature has been
entirely comfortable since they struck
the town. In counteraetion Of the
summer solstice they beat the Manitoba
wave out of sight. They were u cool
looking crowd. This party went by
sailing vessels from Iceland TO Glasgow,
where they took the steamship Fatiea
sia for Quebec, where they arrived on
July 18TH
Their destination was originally Man
itoba. but, being captivated by an oily
speech Of an emissary Of tho Chicago
and Northwestern Railway, the party
were induced to change their pro.
gramme, and, instead of going 20 the
Canadian province, they proposed lo-
eating at Minnesota, border settle
meut on the winona and St. Peter
Railway Not soul among the 20o
emigrants from the frozen zone under.
stood word of English, Of course an
interpreter accompanied the party. Bot
for him they would have been obliged
60 lay over at some station until they
could pick up little English eluoa
ton.
The children, of whom there was d
good-sized grist, t,were sleek looking kids
with blue eyes and '.tow" heads Tn,
men and women all had white hair
There wasn't black eye among the
whole 200. A few Of the women Ser,
Lquite handsome, and all We're ass
lably good looking-in appearance ava,
ahead Of most foreign immigrants
They appear to have succeeded in rsis
ing children in Iceland if nothing else
for one middle.aged woman was tryin.
to take care of Is youngsters, the old
est being only Is years of age. Tn
men wore sheepshin overcosts, or cloaks
) with headgear. or hood, attached, tn
! garments being sewn together by th
sinews of the reindeer The lower eS
tremities were eneased in sheepski
: leggins. Some Of the overcoats ha
sleeves, and some had not. These pee
, pie carry an enormous bulk of baggag,
5 One old fellow, who hobbled around 0
5 two canes, was growing because
4 couldn't find his seven trunks In th'
+ one respect they resemble tourists moi
than iinmigrants.-Chicago Times.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-09-05
a sIc1 rAISTEn's E1rLaHATIoA.

a woman who opened a small MILL
merry store in Detroit, got a painter TO
paint her a sign When it came hcme
she saw that it read
''Mrss. J. Blank, etc.
you've got an extra s. in Mrs, and
you must paint the sign over again"
The painter saw the error, but he
didn't want the job Of correcting it,
and he replied
Madam, have you not had two hus-
bands =
"Yes, sir"
"You were alrs. when you lost the
first :"
II was"
And do you think woman can go
on marrying forever and not lengthen
her title AIRS. means a married wo-
man or widow AIrss. means woman
who has been married twice and is
young enough to marry again. Only
yesterday a rich old coon was in our
shop, and said if he had any idea you
were heart-free be would come
"Oh, well, you can nail MP the sign" "
she interrupted. And there it IS to-
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-09-05
order to Show Cause.

In the County contt Of Linn County state
OF Oregon.
Order to show eaus8 on application of
guardian to sell real estate.
In the matter Of the estate and qua dian-
ship Of Mathew +. Carolin, minor.
on this 18th day of August. 1879, e ap-
pearing 10 this gouH, from the petition
this day presented nBd filed by J.. 81.
aIoyer, the guardian of tbs person and o.
tate of Mathew g. Caroliu, = minor, pray
ing Tor an order OF Nals II certain real es-
.afe belonging 10 his said ward, that Il *
necessary and would be beneficial 10 stid
ward that such Ttsti estate should be sold.
II u therefore ordered that the next of kin
OF the said ward, and All persons interested
in the said estate, appear bsfore this Court
NJ the Court House III tho County Of Linn,
on Tuesday, the lgth day at september,
1879, at one O'Clock +. NJ, then and there
10 show cAnse why license should not he
grnuied for tho sale OF such estate. And
{ Il further ordered that copy oi this or
der ba published at least three successive
weeks before the said day Of hearing, IN
the STATE KIOmfs DEMOCRAT, q newara-
per printed and published in and Of gene
raj circulation within this county.
A true CORY. Attest; J. l.. CoWAN.
3as County cleik.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-09-05
TnE KHEDIVE.s nAREm.

Most of the ladies wore suitable
travelling European costumes, with light
and elegant veils, or apologies for
ftyashmahs !" but the servants Of the
different grades wore the tarha and kha-
tara of the ordinary make. The STYLES
Of beauty were as varied as the toll
cites. Some Of the ladies' bad hair and
complexion as fair as those of English
women. Others were of the Spanish
type, with black hair and eyes. Ex-
eept among the servants, none seemed
over twenty-five years of age but there
pervaded them all listless and vacant
look, as of beings with no occupation or
aim In life. All the morning there was
an incessant hurrying to and fro of
boats with baggage and household goods,
until at 2 p Nj. another special train
arrived with the second and a larger
portion of the harem. In this count
ed nine barges or boats between the
shore and the yacht, each containing
from six to eight women. Perhaps
some of these did not go in the ship,
but were friends who afterwards re-
Turned to Cairo, and many were merely
@helps," in whom beauty was conspicu
ous by its absence. Then came IsmaiI
Pasha's three lawful wives. The fourth,
the mother of Prince Fewfix, the pres
ent Yiceroy, remains at Cairo, near her
son. The scenes at Cairo railway sta
ton between those members of the
harem who were going and those who
were staying behind are said to have
been heartrending, and it was with
much difficulty the train could be start
ed. Although their life is one of Sc
clusien and confinement, they are accns-
toned to every comfort, and / doubt If
at Cairo any of the harem had the least
idea of their future residence all they
knew was they were leaving their
friends and surroundings to be landed
In some strange country across the sea.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-09-05
a WOMAN WHO mas DEGENERATED.

Alluding to an article in the 4rt
Journal in which the writer declares
that women are degeneratIng the
ROclsla,ad Courier says
s'The woman Who lives next door
furnished an example of this fact yes
terday. She got up at four o'clock
and built two fires, lugged four hods
of coal from the cellar, did the weeks
washing for family Of six before sey-
en- o'clock, prepared the morning
meal, impartiaily licked three small
children and got them ready for
school, potted several choice plants,
set black patch into the cupola Of
her husbands gray pants, road four
chapters of a New York Ledger con-
tinued story, visited a neighbor, and
learned how to cut her new cloak in
the latest style, cooked boiled din
ner and chased book agent out of
the yard with a broom. and all be-
fore twelve O'Clock. The American
woman is indeed degenerating.v
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-09-05

The excitement over the mines
near Gold Hill, in the Palouse coun-
try, still continues, and a great many
people are out looking for claims.
WorkInen are engaged in sinking
shafts in several places, but as yet
have made no big strikes. Nuggets
of considerable size are being found
in the creeks bordering the lodges,
but the vein has not yet been discov-
cred Cinnamon are meeting with
great success, and are selling consid-
cradle quantities Of dust It is sup
posed that they have struck It rieh
somewhere If 50, they keep il very
quiet, for white men have been
watching them very closely, and are
IS Jet unable 70 find their BONANZA.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-09-05
Sherin's Sale.

DT VIRTUE or a WRIT OF ENiE
eution issued out OF the Clerks Office
ot Linn County. in the State of Oregon,
under tho seal of the Circuit Court Of the
State OF Oregon for said county. on the
10th day nf July, 1873. fu favor of 81. Bos
senthal, :. Feeder and $. Brambyrger,
plaintiffs, aud against ~. Abrams aud y.
Cohen, defendants, for the sum OF eight
hundred aud sgyehty-eight dollars aud
oighty-five cC5its. with interest thereon nt
the rate OF ton per cent. per annum from
the 18th day Of June, 1870, nntl the further
sum of . 15 costs, have levied upon the
following described real properly, to-yit
Lot Number two iu Bloek Number two
Ia the town of brownsville, County ui
Linn aud State Of Oregon, as appears from
the plaiA and survey Of said town on iiin
in the County Clerk = office Os said County
Of Linn, taken as ihe real property Of said
defendant II. Abrams, aud on
Saturday, tie e9th day ~ Sept, 1872.
at the Court House door Ia the city Of Al
bany Linn County, Oregon, at the hourol
one o'eioek 4. ~, I vii sell the hereiube-
/ fore deaerilped property at public auction
FOR cash ia hand, 10 tho highest bidder, tg
satisfy said grit with aecruipg COSTS.
Dated this 22l day 81 August, is5p.
!. G.. nlCkEY,
t2w1 Sheriff of Idna 20 Oregon.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-09-05
MEXICAN
Mustang Linime1as,
FoR MAN AND IgAsT

Tl,lafhsimant very naturally ofieinaiefi - N'eTE
ca, where Nature provides Ia her Laboratory Has ?
Nurprleiue autido,es Tor The meiadiea ef hsrsl'A
,ircn. Irs fasuo has hccn spreading for = geafs,
until now it cHeireles tiae 1atatahte Elol'a
The Mexican ,.aslsng Iin!mcnf is se Hiaicr.ss
remedy for al eStVrnat aEiuientsoe man aes tess
TO stock owners nFst faresera 4 j. iittalisaii'p.
a single bottle often eavea n human iife eF ~
nfurvs lhe usefulness cr an eXgalieHi hufsf OK
cow Of sheep.
Il earas faotrot. hoofeii. hollow horn. asah
scresg-gsgysi. thouiaer'rots nrngr ilis tiies ana
rtina1tf l,e1snnons reptiies nf iiaegts, anicAe
such dfsgw back % ftoei bFseang and hgef' HE
Il cures every external tsauhia - ilersrF. sitgh
as lameneas tcrairaes eaginny, spfaiis. ie'iu'lr.
wind eali. riisz ,s8ne. ete,. etc.
The eIozicza s.ussan. i.nimcnt is ile quickest
cure ia tae vaFil Tor Eecldsnta eernrglns ia tAe
family, In fas absence cf physician. such Hs
burns, scaidz. spfasaa cuts. etc. and far The1na
tis1n. and stlfyaeaa saseHdeFei by exposure. iaf
tcuisriy vaistsb,t - s5Hers.
L Is the ehraicst rfHaesi3 "a Tho world. fs't u
pcHclrates tie muscle ~ thr eanr. nnd q slf'9ie
application i generally uuaieirut toeufe.
Mexican Mustang Ilaiinent Il Put up Ia thfrs
sizes al bestiea. the larger ouca teiag proportion
aisly much the cheapest sotd eeerywiere.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-09-05
RENERE EOUsE.
Corner Firsf and Ellsworth Albany. Oregon
PfeiHer Bros Props.

This new Holelis fitted up n first class style Tables
supplied With the best the market affords. Spring
Beds IN every Room 4 good Sample Room for Com
mereiai Travellers.
ezFree Coach 70 aad from the Hotel. ~
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-09-05
Assignee's Sale.

rkFHE EugDERsIGsED WOULD RESPECT
fully inform the citizens Of Aibany aud 81
sinity that have taken charge ofthia Estabiisb-
ment, and, BY keeping clean rooms and paying
strict attention 70 business, expects t. suit al
those who may favor US with their patronage.
Having heretofore carried on nothing bat
First-CIass Hair Dressing Saloons.
we expects 70 give entire satisfaction 70 all
ES- ehiidfen end Ladies' Hair neatly cut
snd shampoosd. JOS WEBBER.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-09-05
Order to Show Cause.


IL tho County Court Of Linn County, Stale
Of Oregon, August term. August 9, 1879.
In tho matter Of the estate and guardian.
ship Of Caroline Wood. sherman Wood,
John u. Wood. Annie NJ. Wood and Ar.
temeiia Wood, minors.
Order to show canae. &c.
II appearing 10 this Court, from the peii.
ilon thia day presented and filed on the fth
say of August, 1879, by James u. Wood.
the guardian of the persons and estates Of
Caroline Wood, Sherman Wood, John ID.
Wood, Annie M. Wood and Artamelia
Wood, minors, praying for an order Of
sale VT certain real estate belonging 10 his
said wards. that Il is necessary and would
bo beneficial 70 said wards that such real
estata should bs sold. Il Il therefore or
derpd HAT the next uf kin OF the said
wards, aud ali persons interested ia the
aaid estate. appear hefors this COuft on
Tuesday, the 7th day Of October. 1879, nt
one o'clock II. NJ, at tho Court House in
the city Of Albany. in the County OF Linn,
then and thereto show cause why y license
should not be granted for tho Haic of such
estate: aed Il il further ordered that a
copy hefe5f be published at least three
successive weeks before the said day 0i
hearing in the STATE ItfauTs DEMceRAT.
"A newspaper printed and published In this
e0nniy, and ~ general circulation therein.
a ttua copy. Attest: J. l.. CoWAN,
swa County Clerk.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-09-05
FINAL Settlement.

N1 1oTIcE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the undersigned, Administrators OF
tho estate of Job Crabtree, deceased, has
fled his account for final settlement in
said estate in the County Court in and for
the County of Linn and State of Oregon,
and Tuesday, the 7th day Of October, 1879,
at the hour OF one o'clock in the afternoon
Of said day, has been set by said Court for
the hearing of objections and the settle-
ment OF said estate.
w. J. CRABTREE,
Iw4 Administrator.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-09-05
WHEAT WANTED!
WHEAT WANTED /:

IsnE PHOpBIEroRs OF THE MAG.
L NoI.IA MILLS offer premium Of
FOUR CENTS per bushel IN Mill feed
over and above the market price 4 good
fnefeiianfa-lo wheat either sold to ti4ein
or stored Will them this coming season.
sacks furnished 10 parties Wishing 10 store
or seii Wheat to them.
J. II. FOSTER 4 GO.
Albany, July -, 1919. 6lma
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-09-05
WILLARD HOUSE.
EGalsey. Oregon.
A. LoUBNER, Proprietor.

FHHui8 ELEGANT SEW m0TEI. JUST NOW
completed viii b. aiafai aisatt July 18th, 1872.
i q constructed the fnDss modern htd convenient
plan. has sns sample Fu1ut especially arranged Tor
commercial ttsxeiura tlse table via b supplied
- Al tlaea with s,,ud sirals ~
, 1879-02-17

:: :; II the lats .. Per!s Exeih!ton Th,. l,..
stylo to which tue admirers Of II M..asst ast tsia.
n.nassss1;tomst,-a warm. glowing '1tsonef ne.snef ~
81 biondo ' 1ean,9 fee',dh1ns whI,s n T. ,ls atm,
hin. Il "a chilled "An pSssGs Sr,;'s! uYtt
ltla Vile" Tic ncIl.known. .''1t md
from Mf: John Tavlor JohnsSn,.. sshftye.
Arabs Rosscastns," .s here; and collection,
otsr i1hpnftatt sciEcyer, Arahs 1e.,tiels ISte IN.
Fountain" !herc Is an ,lnusua,tg Mes'!t1g at !
e4is,," the Klng's Favoriten: nh sooa AsFaa.
hlt BY afarazo tatfc,l sasuuer,dt,aa..s d charming
are othSs good efa1np'cs IRON cacb ' of Il, Ihc,s
tsta' There ts large Kosa ,onhrm.p =, lcae at,%
MI; Yanderbilt's order In 1873 n,e,a.n'cd ru,n'cd ID
wlil be sure TO attract a,tcnt.nn ss'nfs u n Thea
An Ambulance Corps," larcs carn! - nne'ail!et
83l also painted to hi. Van5erhtft,sss hsse i6b b.
!ssa. Catanei has to1n anoli,cr srnss o.tles y
" ml. Alma TAdcma has "An En,,snnfas Ganfas o.
Non.an I9sa:se:" aerotnn's asrotdt .f.,see ses
picture, painted 10 Ait. Vanlsrsh'SIa,.a s'SI another
"1.oM!s XIV. a"a tho Drami Cont,rt,,s e@f!ss, @7s
Los very strong picture, "PayInn sSt p.s. A.l;olt
To maks no further mention ii II Iagi1|t 'Het"
pictures. there are also examples hcrs ~ Mla
bougucrcau, contourier, juscph Cof,nssss., s,'al4 Y
tanJ. fou'mouehe, Wil1c1ns, Fscn.nasass' sw
many others. American artists, ho,raraa,, a1a
less tul'y represented thnn could be- ,r,..A aa
, 1879-02-17

ttY tho mott Hettous Of all evils. For three
WARS tht ihdecsion prevailing ~ to THE future
Of our, customs systcm has been ttjurInE tho
etusntlon Of business, cncturaE13r tno pfcte,,i,
eUna NJ ZONE, raralyzlnE the cff9sfs of nl!' an.t
contributing not litfla to the annrchT "hcl
Inns arisen IN lhc economic alcas Of Europe. wv
cau srarcoly iIe1l8ve that tcfghborly natlm's
would have thought OF raising their customs ~
carel t!,at she would not, at any rate, increase
bound to ask ot,.'tIe uoseton,y9si af',, IT.
+ III f1s 'slo does rnn, ,'%1 t'mK {Trtra M
IN the bath Of ffeo trade wc aro confident, r.
least, that It Inns no ,atn Of linking step hask.
ward. We cohst'lcr, tn1ccd, the cust9f'ie dl'tiGa
ut nrtsent tettled by !hs treaties rs aic max,
suffering Industries without fmpert1tng t[ic ex-
1stenee Of other Industries living unlr On c1por-
tatton, md asking no other protection than 70 90
abe 10 trade un1ettere Waf s5oo!i o9 staas rn 4
be othprmtae wien 1t is EXPOSED BY sudden
customs changes to tlle closing Of ont'ets
ealnnt through, SO much. tin'o and tro1hlet
Tradr 1t, order 70 expant requires to oe noio 10
business frum hand to n,Duthdocs not gtve pros
rrrity. Tic Chantbct !s convinced tint the
treaties haso cnflchcsl Franet ihstcnd OK ~
iurihr her fntcrrats. II docs not believe the
cnt crisis. America, dcspitc the excessive du-
Tics Of her customs tariff, flas undergone COM
,creial disasters which hare not visited our H.
tustrv. Tie Chaotocr cannot admit TINT tlio
latter paFt al tic century IN which distances
NAYS been lcsscnel by railways a'Nl nt'n!hllatch
by the telegraph ia destined 10 see the nattons
raise barriers on their frontiers, p;!ssens.ne
them iron, communicating togcths5; \ easnos M
suppusc l1nt on the morrow of au Exhibition to
Which NC haso Invited The products Of nll coun-
them for others"
Tile memorial concludes BY urging that ono In
IT,
, 1879-02-17

Following ID the past days record Of Nns
In Chapcllo's walk: She completed, at H. n,
the 2,058d quarter In 5:5S; at 10 AN. The ae'@
In 5:52; at Q p. IN. the 2,0o3d, io 5:i; ts7o. D.
the ,1oath, IN 4:4a; at IL D. tn. tha aleatbs!a
$50. Weight. G111 pounds. Appetite 7s1
poor, but At intervals partook ot beet te: nd
sherry mud eggs. At A. N. secmcd ptEtestl!
prostratc, but draggca through Tie az. ~
the little Indy seemcd to pluck Up courage, md
although lcr feet are souhco Of greal anooj"
ance to her, she walked well. :, o,.
Tl,cre were two races last evening, ~ Olsa'
steat walked quarter of d mile against time II
40. The second race, QUO mile, three e Soo, !,
tcssants, was won by We're Daries, who Ea'seS
a very plurky race Ia the fast time ol oaN
, 1879-02-17
ALASKA.


y,cron1A, Il, e., FEB. N.-1io steaasship
California left S!tka Feb, 10. aMtl nsriyrd Ut Es
nuimalt Feb. II. Tlere MAS much excitement
at S!tka when she left, the 1ldaus haslnH
Threatened thu annihation OF the whites.
Citizens were ARMED, awaiting tslelr attaek.
Two ludlana who murdered Jatues hrow1. ca,n.
tesscd thc!r guilt, wers surrendered 10 ifm Cuf-
leetol, asld atc now OH hoard tlie California EFT
route to Portland, to be turued oyer to tl,s
United Statea Dtstrlct-Attosnuy to awuIt tAr
action uf the authorities ut Washington. Three
families come down uu Tie steamer, llccnS ttofh
the darl4rr, Tho storrkecpeTs aru preparing
to eniigrato By tile next steau,er. Father
1jetropoisky aIli his congregation, in cop1uuc.
ton win ti.c American cisszens VI Sitka, ilava
petltt0ucd tll1 commander Of her Alalesty's
masl.of-wur uo~ lying at Esau!malt to COME 10
tlaer Immediate n..l, fearful that tHy c0aInot
de'uy disturbances beloEo tic United stutes
Government ran send asststancr. lila runIoEed
tl4t Cutting d. Co.'S canarsy. ubout laur Iules
from Hitka, Is sucked and burned. Nv reliance
is placed On the runlor, hrcause the Company
layu ludlans III ti.etr e1nploy who tec1n u ta
peacsably iurllned. Tile Collector OF Alaska has
te1egraphcd to Secretary 6hes'nun ior ad. The
Indians threaten to kill t"u whttv ncn IN
retaliation lor Thy two prsonerx. Tbs piglt uc'
fore tic steamer arslyea an alarm was given
through sutne NERVOUS person. creutlng lhe
greatest CONSERVATION. People barred the,.
t1uuss u,!t! st&od ready for ae}tau.
ruk rAlEaTts lIuuBx Was CROWDED.
With terrorklrtcken women and cGllsetI, wtl<
,c.,lId not be induced to return tn tileIr hoEpc,
TIL Daylight. Tho steamers arrival cseatct
Intre confidence, but fear began to gafn groune
ut her DEPARTURE Tho whites ara we'll pssa,a
ixed. anti 10 gasc they eannot epnclliate t!1a III
utsns. will make . Desperate agh1 J1n'e
brown was murdered In hia cabin while asleeu
lie waa harked u pleeeA with III ak. Ills ~
Jnaana writ thrown tnto tha ocean. Paunde
~as the Incentive. Much Of biz property w
found In possession Of tho lpusdefefs. :.
, 1879-02-17

Il president Of The National ruhc Wbrkt; Mr..
ilecewlsch. Bccrctafy of tl,e untctl stales Roll
ing.Stock Connany; Mr. Mecker ts Il .bankeri
Mt. FootA Ia Cashier IN the Ncl14kpoHn house ot
j. j. C,sco Il Co., uhic Mr.. Intnsttn Ia Of tho
1rm Of Charles Staral,alt IL Co. Whdh qucs-
toned as to tho prospects OF The Company By u
I'rtxs reporter, one nf thrso gentlemen said:
tin New Yurk nnl PIl1adclphia very lew peo-
hnyc nnthing 10 say--lct time tell the story"
when asked Il he lad nuct stock, ite genttc-
man rcpItcd: "unt huntrcd anafes,nc adt'ing
stuniacantly, "a.ld mono .ft,r sala." It Is tutt-
mattel tItaI practical demonstration ri the
snecrss Of The MOTOR may DO looked for within
the next fow months.