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New-York tribune., 1879-05-27
BOURBON BALLADS-NO. 90.

CANTICLE FOR DECORATION DAY
Sung by Congregational Brigqd'ers
Bring sweet blOssoms-strew them wide
They express our obligation
To the foolish boys that died
So that we might rule the NauO1.
We're IN power because we Slew them,
Aud. as roses bloom, we may
Show them we're indebted 20 them
Every Decoration Day.
Y-es-the Stars and Stripes are floating,
Bat the rfie-club Is feared,
And the white man does the voting
And the Niger still ls "skeered.'
And the only ones that pront
Are the " traitors Boys III Gray
And we are reminded oft
Every Decoration Day.
TTls curious controversy
Where the victor wins defeat,
And an all-abOundmg mercy
Crowns the fellows that ar' beat.
We're the chaps that wear the laurel,
We're the chaps that Draw the pay,
And we also draw the moral
Every Decoration Day,
They were slau ughtered-oh. how yainly
In the battles CORY mill
For the Union soldiers mainly
Shed the blood and paid the bill.
AS our muskets and our mortars
Gave them muster out We may
Ornament their humble quarters
Every Decoration Day
Were they fools well. should say sol
You've surrendered all they won
States are sovereign, and Will STAY so;
Rebels" rule in Washington;
The Democracy dispOses
OF the Nations will and sway
Come, bOysl Hustle Out the roses
This Is Decoration Day
II these warriors dead were ours,
And If We had thus betrayed them,
Clothing with high trust and powers
Those who in tue grave had lald them
IT, al faith and honor sCOrniDg,
We mad flung their lives away,
We would dress their mounds IL mourning
Every Decoration Day.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-27
PUBLIC OPINION,

IL is foolish for the Republicans TO take up
the time iu Congress with their speeches The Demo
cratic efforts are OF benefit 20 the Republicans, and
should be eueOu raged--lMwaukee Sentinel (RepD
The extra session is strewn with the
rtcFs Of great regulations Thurman's is
spcuous among the number II was duo largely TO his
wrongheadod leadership that the extra session
ficed upon the country a Boston Traveller Q3epl
The Ohio idea will have TO stand aside. So
with an sectional issues The Republicans cannot force
Southern questions the fore ground should they at
tempt H. The Southern people have 20 push for
ward ana no disposition 70 bring them To the 'front.' II
they had Boston Post lDemJ
New-York tribune., 1879-05-27

Mr.. Bensell was about forty-three years OF
After receiving private instruction for some time
he joined the classes the philadelphia Academy OF
Fine Arts in 1856 1887. After leaving the Academy
he began a large painting called " The Deuge" bat
completed II. He next turned his attention To
portraits and landscapes, and historical and poeiea
subjects. HIS ambition, however. was 70 obtain
fame historical painter, and It was his
particular desire 20 treat subjects connected with
early American history. NJ. BenselPs Undne and the
Knight &" received first prize at the Philadelphia
sketch Club Exhibition in 1S6566, and was afierward
purchased bv jay Cooke. His Esther DenOunciDg
Haman became the property OF tnc Hon. william
Sprague OF Rhode Island. He OF the original
members OF the Philadelphia sketch Club, aud was IN
aciive member until failing health prevented his attend
aove m
New-York tribune., 1879-05-27
AN HONEST confession.

Fronl me ROstssteT De1nOcrot dHd tItTonote tRepJ
THE TRIBUNE is authority for the statement
thai Fernando Wood eonfesscs that the election laws
iuusr be repealed the Democrats cannot carry The
state OF New-YOrk This IA frank ds ~ is true. No
Democrat honestly believes that with honest ballot
and fair Empire state can be carried Tor the
Democratic party II doubtful whether t has 50 been
carried FAR wears and in instances the evidence OF
the assertion here made is conclusive. The honest
voters the rural districts have always been moro or
less ar the mercy OF the repeatcrs OF the metropolis II
the Tammany managers could ascertain how many
votes 10 was necessary create before the result vas
announced. they have been created ana the state
saved 10 it, enemies. And Fernando Wood confesse-
that the United states election laws enforced the
Democrats cannot carry the state.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-27
LOSSES By THE BROOKLYN FIRE.

The fire which occurred in Section ID Of Wat
sons stores, in FurmsGst., Brooklyn Friday night
continued TO burn until yesterday The building
was not damaged below the upper story hG beams and
plankfng OF which together with the roof. de-
stroyed The damage to the building is estmsted at
Is 900 Ii Is now beloved that the damage tho
tents viii be less supposed while the fire
burning as go per cent, IL s Thought OF the merehan
dise can be saved This will reduce the entire loss by
fbis IRE to about 100000 Il. ID. Morgan Co.. a. A.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-27

- and time OF year for reaching its southwestern an
ie The Ysoicrn win probably so first to the entrances
tho ara SEA- for rus. investigating en- route the
barhor on the MurmaOiau coast. whore SIR HuRh VII
ioughby and his brave ships company perisneo, ana
t routes of stephen Burroughs, Pet, Jaek kman
and ether old Arctic worthless. she VIII thea coast the
western shore Of Nova Zemhla Afterwards see what
can he done the eastern side " sDtzOergen Wbere
there is plenty Of scope tor discovery ana cone ude
he examining tine Ice IN the northern part oi
Il.nnr s.l
New-York tribune., 1879-05-27
THE oUrBRE4K OF 4 BLOODY FEUD.

LOUISVILLE, KY, May 26.-A dispatch to
me Courier-JOurnd from Riverton, Ky. says: The
Underwood war has again broken Out the Upper Ty
aart Creex in Carter County. EVa Underwood. while
peacefully at WORK in cOrnaed near his
home on Thursday, shot from ambush,
and when found by his children dying George
Ipdcryood Elya's father was also killed In q smilar
ulauuer aud Jesse Underwood has entered the field
New-York tribune., 1879-05-27
rNFTNIsHED LEGISLATION.

The 70 lowing bills, owing 10 an lnadVef-
fence were not passed the session OF the Legislature
which has iasJ closed:
An act Tor tAe suppression Of Pinafore alluslon. -
prov idug for the ccdhcdtOn OF 50 nuch OF te
the relate to Jne game known as
base bail
Al act Incorporating the Society for the E1termina-
tiOn Of PuuSteT.
act lrgalzIng and confirming the onlcous acts OF
Samue J. Iden tDer PeitOp supervisor oI Elecuons
IL Florida sud south Carolina IN 1876.
An act fUf tie relief OF MaatOn NJ. Marble ilt pro
vdcs that newspaper that couples MS name WIN IN
allus.0H 10 the Ark shall be held guilty. OT Dlbdo-
mean0I.l
Releasing the interest Of the people Of the State in
balt River 90 the Democrats party.
An aCt % amend the laws as 70 prOyre Tor
the improvement OF church fair lemonade. CTbe Dll
makes penal offence for any church 10 use the same
lemon more shan three successive seasOus.)
An act o change the name or Lucius Robinson 10 LII
clus J. TIldcu.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-27
sCRIBNER 81 MELFORD.

Riding ReroIlections. BT C.J. Whyte Melville wa
sDirts Dy EdZar GlDecne Crown 5g0 cloth ex
ira. 50.
Pleasant DAVIS Pleasant Places. Notes 0f Home T0urs
nv Edward Wif8rl A., late Scap3r of Ballot COLE &c
oxford Editor u Country Families &c crown ayO' cloth
extra -
The and Cemeteries OF Etruria By George Den.
Revised and Enlarged as 10 lBcofpOr
Recent Discoveries Win 20 maps aud nedry
200 iIusfratfOns vols, cloth extra, Sl6 50.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-27
LIPPINCOTT s. Co.

The Ghost OF Redbrooi8. new - Odd Ir-9p noyed
nv me author OF The Oid TRAMP" The Lacy DldmOnus
Svo. Extra c0th 81 p. Paper cover. - cents
Were AdvertuYer A Novel By Elzsy Hay anthor %
a Family Secret syO. cloth. 81 25 paper 10 cents.
IIilda Poem. Illustrated. square Emo Extra CLOTH
ffr1ls mir =
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A DEscoRDAYT SUGGESTION. l,

Mr.. Tildep's Kentucky organ, The Louis
riIe CouierJOstGi charges that tDs Hon. Thomas A.
Hendricks is engaged with John kfEy ana the Tam
many cheftains NewYOTk IN conspiracy To destroy
M 1iden prevent the renoninailOn OF the ticket
OF $50 The hysterical ana lgOseOnted Editor Of me
Courier Journal remarks: This will be the end Of
HendrcAs lie Is a fool well eonspiratOr. Let
All men disawn him" 10 Is barely possible that slme
men who have never cared particularly for Mr. Hen
bricks VIII begin TO admire him now.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-27

Walks i'm Ioudou with 100 illustrations. volumes,
2mo cloth So volumes IN one l2mO cota - 3D.
Walks in Rome 12mo. cloth. 80 so
Wander rim ~ in spain WITH Illustrations l2mo coths3
New-York tribune., 1879-05-27
HENRY HOLT &, Co.

Money in ifs Relations 10 Trade ana IndH-iIy, b)
Franr5 a. walker Professor IA ale college l%mo 81 %
Handbook of 'raciirBl Physics BY kreieriek Ghtars
Pm D. sc Professor the Royal school Of Mines LOn"0n
fgYrO
New-York tribune., 1879-05-27

and Adams-st, and along Mainst.. between YORK ana
Prospectst connection with the railroad To De iaiu
tho East Hiver Bridge Il also PROVIDED lot. 4, ,
Alderman French said ater the adl0urnmer. tnh' ie
action taken yesterday. aud be did not thiEk IL pssn"
carry The matter The veto by lN0-thlls Not
New-York tribune., 1879-05-27
CHARLES sCRIBNE R,s sOS'

Cnsari A sketch BY James Anthony FnuGe. NJ A.
vol crown oyO coth apo.rat engraved On Steel and
map ~ 80.
Old Creole Days. BY George W. Cable vol lomo' ex
ira Ci n. II.
The Witchcry or Archery 4 complete Manual of Arch
cry. Ma.rce Thompson. vol. small Emo cioth mus
trafed. 81 so.
Thee Miss Cre-pigny. Two new volumes Each l vol
i6mo. paper, cents.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-27
Cufscfrro Gnan

Il prepare from Cntieur and is posi-
tyly indispensable m the Treatment ~ skin ad scalp us
the OF the skins Or
troubled tender
face. for clean and wholesome skin aud
sp and tor al purposes Of the tOU bath and It's
delightful refreshing fragrance eqas o. surpases tho
finest
New-York tribune., 1879-05-27
GEORGE p. PUTNAH'> SONS.

The secret CT success or How get IN rhe World
with tFu- aad false succs ana zoe arr
OF making The best Of ifc and number Of DoEA hlcA
sketches ud studies illustrations of the Jrca
treated iiv william Davenport I'D .yo cloth eNra,s Do.
Bayard TayIOr's Novels Comprising Hannah Tours.
ton I0hH GOitVs Fortunes. Joseph and lis Frent
The story Of Gennett Beauty and the Beast The
New CedarcrO EdI0l, united boards, yos per volume
New-York tribune., 1879-05-27
HOuGHTON. OsGOOD & Co.

study Psychology It's OBJECT scope ana Meihed
BSfna the fourth volume Pr0bens Life and Mind
BY the ate Geo. n. LeYes. | gOL oVO, ~
Hints for Pupils IA Drawing. BY Helen M bnoTlton
1910, illustrated with 20 heiiniyDes 81
Poems of Places Vol. 80 British America Mexico ant
south America. Vol. 81, OceAnica E0Ited by honTy W
: a
New-York tribune., 1879-05-27
A. c. ARMSTRONG s son.

The Constitutional History Of Eng and sine mo Ac
GeOrge III. llbU-LbbO By SlF
May. &. b. vols, - 80.
Democracy in Europe A History. by Sir Thomas Els
kline May, G. B. 2 vols oyo. 81
Good English. Popular Errors in Pnilology BY T. .
. u
New-York tribune., 1879-05-27

A legal gentleman met a brother lawyer on
COurts one day week, aud the following CONVERSE
tion took place: Wen, Judge, how IL business =
" Dali. dull + living on t2ith and bope' " very
good. but have got past yOu FOR Pm living on charity
- II. rLrL mn .lnr
New-York tribune., 1879-05-27
CAssELL, PETER q GaLPIN.
GEORGE ROUTIEDGR < -ON-.

History Of Russo- Turkish War BY ElmInd Oilier.
With abont plans OF the Datcieis anf
seges coth 81 70 be complete IN two volumes
New-York tribune., 1879-05-27
ROBERTS BROS.

wild Lille m \ ant.crn County. BY tha aathor 0, "lhs
Garnekeopcr at Home i6Eo catl. Prlce II p,
The story Sisurd the solsasg and tie Faii Of the
NkIauu4. author THE Earthly PafAist.' At
tho reduced price Of y 80.
The Lite and Adventures Of Ernst NaFifz Arndt With
a Droflce bv Professor -erey author Ut 40 and
fine portrait lZmo cloth, price y %.
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ADJ. RANDOLPH & Co..

Memorials of Emily Bliss Gould ai Rome By Leonard
WOOlsey Bacon I'm cloth. steel portrait 81 o.
strnnzer Guest BY Marvin r. Vincent. d. d. lsme.
cl0th - cents.
The ges Before Moses Twelvf lectures on the Book
of oness By John MOurO Gbso D. d. I2DO, cloth IL 70
New-York tribune., 1879-05-27
GEORGE MUNRO.

~ To II Fandswaser-sI. Ncy-N ork
Ofher Pennies noaey. T.. GlDJrlau zoe. sser one
Root. tIllslgagei) Pam, Toe. Tue tlyinG Dntchman
Zoe Rhonn Mrs FGrrester, zoe The tieid 0i zee "
IusfraeIl Verne. lOc. Syvia's Choice G,orgiana M
Crak 2Uc THE Member snri-. IfOs ioiles. 2Jc.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-27

TRIBUNE OFFICE. May 81. a. m.-The barometer has
risen steadily ana rapidly since 4 n. m yesterday.
Cloudy weather during the first quarter was followed
by partly cloudy clear weather, and the CITY es-
capped the rains which fell other ronts the coast
The temperature ranged between JS2 ana - the aver
age being 3I42 lower han on sunday. The amount OF
moisture In the air has been diminished considerably.
Cooler and clear or partly cloudy weather, may pc
-l LL. civ lnL E.--u-Lv ---.---.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-27
X. WORTHINGTON.
1Sn Krcadway teW- York

Tenny-on,. New Poems TcnnysOn's Complete Works,
Including the New POEM, Defence " Lvknow s1d
De,neat0Ty Poem Princess Alice" keyengg &c, &S
I volume LaudsdOwn Ediuon. Red Line 81 -.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-27
MIDNTGHT WEATHER. REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
WASHINGTON. MAY, 2&1a.

For the Middle Atlantic States rising, pos
sbly followed by falling barometer. cooler, followed by
slightly warmer northeast southeast winds, and gem
orally weather except possibly light rains in Yr-
ginla.
For New-Engand rising possibly followed by falling.
barometer winds mostly westerly cooler followed by
slightly warmer aud generally clear weather.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-27
TILE oEEIcERs OF THE PILGRnI SOCIETY

PLYMOUTH, Mass, May 26.-The annual
meeting or the Pilgrim society was held here tns after
noon IN Pilgrim Hall. Thomas Russell OF Boston, was
eected pres!ant with the following presidents
J. H. Loud. OF Plymouth, j. H. suckney 'Of Baltimore,
ana W ~ EYarts, Of New-Y0rk.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-27
GEOkGE ". CAnLg ROY & 90,

sorry Her Lot who Loves tOB Wen rfice 81 ciou
bound and 70 cents, paper covers
Hearts Delight. A novel by T. W. n one large
l2uo vOiume. M cloth Price, sl 80
New-York tribune., 1879-05-27
A. =. BARNES & co.
Ea,uas. William "A nj IOku--f-

A Manual 81 InfernRt Onal Law. ~ F.aNalk "a, ga.
sdet Pm D. Ii D. Presfent and Professor 0i Moral acc
Political science the College Tor Deaf AGto aahhg1on'
d. G.. 32l pp. l.mo postpaid 81 p.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-27
a ST. LAWRENCE CANDIDATE FOR LIEUTENANT
GOVERNOR.
hmm ae ma.

The Republicans Of st. Lawrence indicate
m Intention press the claims OF their section of the
State bc represented the next state uCkef and
their interest seems 70 centre Judge L. W. RUSSELL Of
That county has been mentioned as their candidate
Tor the LleutenanI GOyernOrshp. lie Is identified with
neither wmg-if there may be said 20 be wings-oi
Ie Republican party. HIS friends claim that ne womb
poll eniire vote OF ST. Lawrence Franklin and Clin
ton Counties: that he would show large personal
strength the whole northern portion OF the state aud
that hs name would bring ticket encourage
heLt OF would that OF any Otner man We
see no why he should be nominated, and II
Gefninai aiod. elected IL Vce-Prcsdent William A.
Wheeler who said Of him more than year since i" lie
stabds by every right the man III The state
worthy 70 be the SUCCESSOR OF silas Wright"
New-York tribune., 1879-05-27
assassin's ball

the ayenger OF his famils wrongs It 10 feared there
will be terrible amount Of bl1Ocshed and farmers In
TINT section forsakng their fields from fear OF the
nssassln's bal.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-27
T. B. PETERSON s BROTHERS.

The Ab5e's Temptation 0r In {atte de Ei1oe Nourst
I0v1 story. Bg Emile ZoI. author OF T. .sommo r.
Helene" ssc Trnslated by John Stirring Price - cents
in paper cover. or ~ 25 N clOth
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ROBERT CARTgR 8 BROTHERs.

Tessa wadswortn's Discipline. b Jennie n. Drin@
water. l2mO 81 30.
NV Desre 4 tale b. the author Of the Wide Wide
MOrllr l.m0 029 pagcs. 81 ID.
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New-York tribune., 1879-05-27

VIt-tevv of the md its Ceremonies IN the East
err, nnd w Rev Jonn DBflen NJ,
Professor turgy In Mount ~ Marys ColeSo'
EmmittsDnTg,
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Low & Sons. J. W Gambler 4 Co., of Boston and IT, II.
Swift Co. among the OF the goods stored IN
fl,e
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lon. After being

Mr. Grant was Scotchman. After being
engaged for several years et journalism IN his native
land, he went 10 London, and in 1890 became
editor OF The Morning Adrertiser. n Journal
controlled By the uquOr-deiers Mr.. Grant was the
hOr OF several successful works IN general ana re-
gdous literature, including history OF Bfilsh jour
nj
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SATURDAY. May 81. 1879. VIII close az O11cs ca
TUESDAY az o. for EuroDe. OY steamship Wisconsin.
Queenstown on WEDS ESDAY. az a. for Europa
by stsamsatD Gala VIA QueeA,oSn correspondence tor
france be specially adfesset) a.
France direct by steamship Amcrquev Havrp TIL Is
DAY AZ $50 m FOR Edrope, DY steamship CITY
OF Montreal Queenstown lcOrresD0ndcnce
many and France be specially addressedl
Slesa via PlYmonth. CherDourg ana Hamburg, on SAT-
URDAY. lua m. for Europe. by stesmshD Germanic,
correspondence flr sud
must specially addressed: amt 10 o for scotland
direct Ethiopa glasgow at
m Europe, By steamship Neckar.
The malS foI Denmark Swsaep, and N0g
dispatched by Hamburg and Bremen only. Tho
mails for Hayu Sayan &C. leavo New YORK May 81 Ths
Jamaica and Mxraca calbO York
30 The mails HsyaDs leave New York May 20 and 81.
mAisf0r AsDin wal aud south Pache Ports
York May 81. The mails for Meueo leave Ne~york May
81. The mails for Nassau. n. p. leave NevYo 81
for Martinique Barbaioes TrfEiaal
dxeot leave New YORK May 81 Tns malls for China and
Japan June J. Tue mails Australia
&c, leave San Francisco June ..
rHOs. r. JAMES Postmaster.
Poss oalss. Nsw-York. May ~ ls7a
New-York tribune., 1879-05-27
OBITUARY..
JAMES GRANT.
LONDON. Monday. ,

LONDON Monday, Nay 26 I37S.
james Grant, the former Editor of The
Morning Adrcrtiser dead at the age Of seventyfom
New-York tribune., 1879-05-27
GEORGE n. RENsELL.

PHILADELPHIA, May 26.-Mr. George F.
Bense the artist died this morning at his residence in
Germantown.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-27
gEw BOOKS AND NEW EDITIONS.
CATHOLIC PUBLICATION SOCIETY.

Re,irced 10 books Of me last TIRE, n1nths run a'es
heretofore the Hterary p1g&
New-York tribune., 1879-05-27
5psrlGl Notices.


A young man experience wishes
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Disabilities removed Gns
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The diagram variations in this tenhs
lines divisions Of time for the q
hours preceding irregular line represents the
by tae mercury during those hourA
New-York tribune., 1879-05-27
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

UorrRs:pornipg Night BARi
r02A56T S010f11a1 e9456 S9fnfu2Incnea
--5-T-7-i T-T n I--IIT T-77T SOS
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Special Noilce5

Adyerfisement. Intended for tho next issue OF TIN.
WEEKLY TRIBUNE should DO handed In before y to-
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1879-04-03
tFirst publication March 6, 1871

L oAlE.
NTATE OF WISCONSIN, IN CIRCUIT COURr-
= MANITOWOC COUNTY.
Rosalla Dletl, plaintiff against William 0est-
reich, Ernestlne Oestreich his wife, and Jonas l..
Brandeis, defendants
By virtue of and pursuant to a Judgment Of fore
closure and sale in the above entitled action da. ed
Jan. 25tn, ISIS directed me- rendered at gen
eTal term OF the circuit court of the State OF Wis
consin, held al the house in the city Of Man
itowoc, in Manitowoc county. on the 18th day of
January a. D. ISIS, being general term for Manto-
voc county, Hon. Campbell Mclean presiding
judge, which said judgment OF decree and foreclos
ure filed, GOCE2tVd and recorded in the clerk
OF The circuit court S Office in the county Of Mani
towoc and state OF Wisconsin. shall expose tor
sale and sell at public auction at the shcul-s Of
flee in the court house, in the city of ManitOwJC,
to7T, on ne tgffi All 81 he 80 4te Of f A len
clock IN the forenoon OF that day all follow
ING described mort9tged premises. described as
looWs, to-WIt: part OF the east halle the south
east quarter OF section number twenty-nne (2gl.
Town twenty tzJ), range twenty flour (2D partIcu-
larry described IN certain deed recorded in the
tiiice oil the register Of deeds of said county, in
volume u OF deeds, on page 22} as follows,
he7lhnlHg az point where the south line of the
50 called South Water street intcTsects the north
line OF the SO called Main street. thence north
westerly on the south line in said South Water
street distance one hundred ana twenty eight feet
70 the east side of the EtCre formerly owned bv
Mara Ohlla King, thence snutherly along the
east SlUc oil the SAID store and extending in n
straight Inc 10 stake. distance the west
cry ehd thlrty-nlne and Eaifeet. thence eastery
rom SAID stake in straight line along the side
OF lana forn2ly owned by Maria Oniia King on the
cast SIDE OF the northiine Of the called Main
street, and thence along the North liae OF said
NAM street IN straight line to the place of be-
ginning, The whole length Of the suusherly side
9eih9 one hundred and thirty three and half feet
p55 the land above described in straight form
and containing 2jz6 square feet
Dated, Shertfs Office, Nanit0goc, February
2Sth, 4 D., 1879
PIERCE.
Sheriff OF Manitowoc County, Wis.
IL. o. & ". j. Turner plaintiffs Atty. April 10
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1879-04-03
THRILLING EXPERIENCE ON
LAKE SUPERIOR

Capt. Martyr Wheeler and a compau.
ion named Sylvester Dopp had quite an
experience on the lake ice this week
Coming up from Bayfield, on foot on
Monday morning, after leaving Lacha-
pelle's numbering camp, they struck a
cross for Duluth from the Brnle river
ana when out some five miles found. to
their horror that the ice they were on had
become detached from the main BODY
and was rapidly fiouting down the lake
before strong wind then prevailing.
Unable to reach the shore in any direc-
ton, they were compelled to remain on
the ice all day Moaday and the night fol-
lowing. fortunately the wind changed
Monday night. and early on Tnesday
morning they got ashore near the Amin.
son, AMI isnally reached Commo5ora
tsssxtons, AZ the lighthouse on Minnesota
Point, pretty well used ah, having suf-
tered from the want of TODD, IS VEL &c
from the exposure and terror OF ti,eir 90,
sltion for more than twenty.four hours
IL.