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New-York tribune., 1881-07-17

TRANSFER OF PROPERTY.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, July 16.-The prop
erty OF the Tennessee Coal and Railroad Com
pany and sewanee Furnace Company, Gov
ering large tract OF land, including $4,000 acres
of coal and also 500 coke blast furnace making
100 tons OF daily, and standard gauge railroad of
twenty-one miles with seven miles of branches,
the cost Of the improvements alone ap-
proxmating S2,OOO,OOO, was bought by
=, body of New-York and Nashville capitalists. The
price paid named. Nathaniel Baxter r president
OF the National Bank Of Nashville has accepted the
presidency of tho company.
New-York tribune., 1881-07-17
A BOX WITH STRANGE CONTENTS

An unknown man left at Wcscotts Express office
at hunters Point L. l., yesterday afternoon a small
ooX ior shipment to iiolbrook, l.. l., and went away
came from the box. AS ii could not be forwarded
ulitll Monday, and as 1t was believed that it con-
tanned perlshable goods, the box wasopcned Itwns
1ound to contain the body of a male infant that had
apparently been dead for several days The bny
was addressed to Alfred Sanford. Hobrook / /
ana letter to the same address was foun', il, 80
box. The letter stated that the child was sill horn
ana the writer, who signed himself "Tomn wished
IL buried under the Twin oaks, where the mother
could see the grave If she recovered. Coroner Dny
rem took charge of the remains '
New-York tribune., 1881-07-17
4 BANK CLERK DISGRACED.

Henry liOhr, age seventeen, a clerk in the
First National Bank of Hoboken, arrested while
his desk yesterday afternoon by Detective Gal
laher complaint of Samuel h Lyons, the president OF
the bank charging him with enbezzng during the week
1925. Hohr confessed his guilt and turned over
to the detective 800 OF the stolen money Hohr
position the bank sixteen days through the ni-
Wallst broker III whose employ he had been.
He locked up in the Hoboken Police Station
New-York tribune., 1881-07-17
DISASTERS TO SHIPPING.

The Direction of the Bureau Vcrtas published
lowing statistics of maritime disasters ported during
month OF May, 1881, concerning all flags.
Sailing vessels reported ost-iS British. American
FrenchI Norwegian German Italian, Danish,
ustrian spanish Portuguese, Grcck-ioial Ill
ihls number IL vessels repo: missing.
steamers reported lost-1l British, American Spanisb
! SNcdisn-tOt.l.
New-York tribune., 1881-07-17
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

OFFICE OF THE LlCI1nOvsr BoARD.l
WASHINGTON. July 10 1881. {
IS ncrchv given tnat about 1881
s. class buoy slfounted by bell will be placed on Nixs
Boston jaibOT. instead of
at that point. By order ci the Lighthouse Board.
John RODGERS,
Ecaf AGnlra or the United States Navy Chairman
New-York tribune., 1881-07-17

MINIATURE ALNAyAC

snn 7srs... Al? sun 1923 Clock fat en- 54s
Moon ri'es 1904 Moon souths 5:06 MoOls 81
nIGd WATER TO-DAY-i NJ.
sandy HOOK. - Gov. Island. 039 Hen 2:2S
HIGu WATER TO-DAY ".
sandy Hook. 02l Gov island. LOG Hell 255
New-York tribune., 1881-07-17
THE PRESIDENT SLEEPING QUIETLY.

EXECUTIVE MANSION, 1:45 a. m.-The President
has rested well since midnight, and at this hour is
sleeping quietly.
New-York tribune., 1881-07-17

Earl & Wilson's + and w brand of mem
Linen Collars and Guns the best. sold everywhcre
New-York tribune., 1881-07-17
day by n score OF to H. Base hits, Boston. . Troy
Is. l;oston Troy. : uInprc. uiyham.

day by u OF to II. Base hits, Boston. s. Troy
15 errors, Boston, a Troy, . umpire, IliSham
The of baseball at Cleveland yesterday between
the Cleveland and Detroit Clubs resulted in favor of the
Detroit Ciub by n of q to 3 Base hits, Detroit Q ;
Cleveland, II Detroit, 1 Clcvcand umpire,
DOcsclcr.
The Buffalo Club defeated the Chicago Club yesterday
at Chicago 10y of 10 to 8. Base hits, Buffalo, l3
Chicago. II errors, Buffalo, 10 Chicago, 8; umpire
Philip Powers
The Metropolitan Club of this city, visited Albany
yesterday, and played game of the Eastern Champion
ship series with the Albany Club, at Riverside PARK
which resulted in favor of the Albany Club by score
10 J. Base hits. Albany, s; Metropolitan lo; errors
Albany, D; metropolitan, 3.
Leary is now pitching for the Albany Club.
RUNNING RACE ON THE POLO GROUNDS.
George Hazael short distance champion run
ner OF England and Charles Price champion OF America
began of twenty miles at the Polo Grounds yes
tcrday at 5:27 y. II for the championship OF
America and stake of 500 side. Hazacl kept the
lead continuously except at the end of the third fourth
and fifth miles, when Price made squirt and came III
ahead On the ninth mile Price gave out being taken
with attack gastric irritation; HaZacl stopped at
the end OF the thirteenth mile, running This distance i'll
III. l3m 27s His time for ten miles 5i. 592'. beats
the fastest American time record that OF Fitzgerald.
55m. i4s Ha2ae ran his trs. mile in 5m 9l2S. his last
in GIn. l2s
New-York tribune., 1881-07-17

People constantly changing their East
West and from North TO South versa search of
healthy state II they Ou learn contencd and 10 n.
the celebrated klin Wort when sick they much
better on Translated from the New. y
New-York tribune., 1881-07-17

New Capadura, all Havana, made expressly
for judges OF segars. 20 cents box.
New-York tribune., 1881-07-17

HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. d.,
l44 LexingtOnavc.. near 29thst Hours to and TO
Attention To Gentlemen.
New-York tribune., 1881-07-17

Perm9ncnt Relief from Painful Corns is af
fored by a. 5 Frederick & CO.'S Curce Price, cent.
New-York tribune., 1881-07-17
HOME NEUS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

FUM |f,anc HOfe'-.Judgc John NJ. Kirk pat rick
on rlttshu'E hStor HoeDr. c. T. Macdonald of the Post
Office Depart ~
New-York tribune., 1881-07-17
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
BASEBALL AT NEWARK.

BNSE-BALL Al NEW ARk.
The All letics, of the Eastern League AssO-
ciation defes ted the Domestic Club Newark yester
day in a game OF baseball at Tivol Park, Newark The
following is the summary, with by innings:
New-York tribune., 1881-07-17

N IL
Dr. SHERMAN and the only DR.. SHERMAN known q n,
public for the past 30 for his successful treatment
Rupturc until further notice, be consulted h
principal Office No. POL Broadway HIS bool
Photographic Nkenesscs bad before A aits
cure, mailed TO those who send 10 cents
New-York tribune., 1881-07-17

BROMO-CHLORALUM for Diphthcna.
Bromo ChlOralum for sore Throat.
New-York tribune., 1881-07-17

IUNDBORG'S PERFUME
EDINIA.
New-York tribune., 1881-07-17

TAPE Worm infallibly cured with two spoon
fuls OF medicine in OF hours Office hours TO 10 a. M
and 10 y. M.
III. EIcKHoRN, 6 St Mark s-place Ney.York
New-York tribune., 1881-07-17

ing to 10th body an mind fa; AMI fsfi-ac arc dis.
ped by It's nse which fact readily be Iy
urlnkng Zoetone a hotels cafes.
druggists &C. For family of Your wine nercans
grocer druggist, or Zocdonc Bureau % k-piace.
30 CENTS OR -
Which viii You pay 2 hottie fssfScH OF JAN.Tc,
GA1iRi II %, then ask ftcrss
80 cents for bottle Of Ginger quite toooo now
adays "'"-
New-York tribune., 1881-07-17

THE METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART.
The number of visitors at the Metropolitan
Museum of Art last week was 1856.
New-York tribune., 1881-07-17
SrEER's WINE EXCELLENT FOR CoNsuMprIvEs.

Consumptve said to be greatly benefited by tn
OF Speers Port Grape Wine. 1t give noush
men when thing else fails and physicians present
Ing II rich, nutritious wine Prominent ply scians an
members connected with the New YORK Board ealth hav
products in the highest terms - - "
New-York tribune., 1881-07-17

SOMETHING NEW The Iron Steamboat
Taurus, captain Samuel q. Martin for AWAY BE.Cu
sunday aud every day See column time table
New-York tribune., 1881-07-17

LONDON. July l6rhe ship Aumbagh Br. Cap, Metcalf
Queenstown iOm san Francisco lost buwarAs
passage.
Bark Resource (Nur) Gabrclsen. Thomas Canada
ana quebec for Droehcda, ashore at latter
Lfor Later Shipping NeaoS. any. SeUe.tt PIge1
New-York tribune., 1881-07-17

Very many drinks cOpiously INDUCED i'm dur
Ing the summer months only mawks 10 the tasle
but decidedly emery vating 10 the system, '
ZOkDONE
t.a
New-York tribune., 1881-07-17
NJ ARINE llSA SHlrR


LONDON, July THE bark Unone Utah, from Girgent
FOR wNurN, ashore Canary Islands and reoor
to be badly damaged
New-York tribune., 1881-07-17
4 MERICAN POR-

LONDON. July l6-Saied Oth inst Mattea for New York
Minerva v lih inst Alien Patagonia 10th Kenilworth
kugSport, Sarah douglass.
Miycd. I'd inst Mone;a at Tarifa 9th inst. NuOvo
Mchclc IN lS giuseppe dAhundo "ih inst. Hama
in jos. Nara Roska l4h inst Bncher havre tNap
doS"n, Matthias Pctrns Oran"s l5ia inst. AVNenc
EleanOra Ncbo Northern Queen NTH Toronto; ltl
inst Alliance capt suhr), CaGrari.
New-York tribune., 1881-07-17

The Earle Guild relief is now prepared TO deliver
Ice to sick persons whose poverty might cause suf-
icring from the lack of ii. Tickets will he issued b
the Guild TO families in distress, for two weeks
supply of lee Tor longer If necessary which will be
delivered from carts each day anywhere within the
cltX Iimts ldouhc quantlty ON Saturday. All cases
VIII be investigated before delivery unless aupli-
cants are provided with voucher from "A aphysician
300 containing ten orders sold for -, each
however small, than~fully received and acknowl-
edged
New-York tribune., 1881-07-17
THE MOVEMENT OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS

LONDON. July l6-Arrived steamer (Ur) from Mon
trcal via \olth sydney. CB.
steamer IclNctia tlclgl via sydney
Tor Antwerp has passed up the channel.
LIVERPOOL, July lGAir1Vcd Chlian Iafs
more LAX" Champlan iiom Montreal Mississippi from
Montreal and quebec
QrEtNslQwNJuy I6Arrived steamer Illinois Phila-
dcpha on her Liverpool.
UANkf, july lOSailcd, steamer Lcssing from Uamlurg
y
AvoNMourn, July lGAuved steamer Assyra from New.
New-York tribune., 1881-07-17
NEUJ.S
f|ff ~ ~ -.
PORT OF NEW-TO3K. ...JULY Ii. lS'

Rear Admiral Of the United states
New-York tribune., 1881-07-17
WHITE GOODS.

cSin White French Organdio. 30c Wartn JO3.
White Corded Piquc SC. Worth 25c
White Figlrcd Pique l2l.c North snc.
900 doz Ladies' Printed and Hemsutlh,i Haakcrcli.n
l2l2c Worth 25c
New-York tribune., 1881-07-17
Announcements.
4 HEALTHY STATE.

-------
| Announcements.
A HEALTHY STATE.
People are constantly changing their homes from East
healthy state II they Would learn 10
better NewS ofker zciSang g 'u'
| BROMo-CHLORALUM for Diphthena
Bromo ChOiaum for sore Throat.
Earl & Wilson's f and w brand of mems
Henry A: DANIELS, NJ. d.
I l4i beznStOndvc. near 23thsL HOurs. / and
Attention to Gentlemen.
|
LUNDDORGs PERFUME
| EDENIA.
| New Capadura, all Havana, made expressly
forJudges of segars 20 cents box
Permanent Relief from Painful Corns is af-
fordcd by IL Frederick curc.e. Price, cents
RUrruRE-Irs CERTAIN RELIEF AND CURE.
j.. and the only Dr. % the
p%DS for @S pt;t 10 S for his m and
principal once. 40 25l Broadway York. boos
cas mailed Who send 10 cents 'S''' ' alter
SOMETHING NEW! The Iron Steamboat
Taurus captain Samuel g. Martin, for RocKAwAY BRACE
sunday audevery day See excursion column table
SrEER's WINE EXCELLENT FOR CoNsUMprIvEs.
Consumptiye persons said to be greatly by
when thing else falls and Physicians are
g as @ hSGs @ n ~s @ ply scans and
inspected speers Vineyards and wine cellars speak
TAPE WORM infallibly cured with two SPOON
fuls OF medicine in OF hours. Office hours TO 10 a. M
| IL. EIcKHoRS, 6 St Mark splacc New.York
Very many drinks copiously indulged in dur
Du' decidedly eherVatins SnSt,Wtenn' 70 The s,yWs.eenn'
leaves bright clean, ANA, Taste and is so nvsora,
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-02-08

Assembly bill No. 81: 10 Be ehfisied al act ior
he Felisf Of John Vanzant, Jr., snd u Harrison !;
u.t., ORDERS or TER nAx.s IS .it..
The following were rsad the third time and
| Senate bill No. Ss: 70 be enfftled ia act revu-
lAting the ihlsEznarriage Of white persons with
+ peEnomo OF co10R. Ss1&sa} f sNgs "A 4ssss
Assembly bin No. 10a: 70 be entitled an act
fixing The time fOg holding courts in the Seventh
Judicial Circuit s1es2 y
Assembly biil No ie1: 10 be entitled IN ac,
for the relief Of A. L Randolph and w. A. Rawh.
Assembly bill No. 1o6: to be entitled an act
requiring plaintiffs in attachment to give bond in
suits before Justices o. the Peace si @1*
Assembly bill No. a to be entitled an act
Cor the relief Of RoleFt Funke. o. E. Archer,
James SomeryiIle, Jeremiah Dynen, A. G. An
drews j. e Russell, James A. Barnes and N
McCoIlum hid upon the table. s@5
Assembly hin No Is: TO be entitled an act to
amend an act entitled IN act to repeal an act to
provide for the redemption of land sold for taxes
approved March z, 1877, and TO dispose of lands
sold for taxes and bought by the State or any
county; Withdrawn. 4s sz9a a4iF
The following were rad the fTs, time and re-
ferred 49,.
Senate bill No. 81 to Judiciary Committee.
Senate resolution: THAI no more memorials to
Congress shall hGsofer08 Ito the Committee on
Commerce and Navigation.
Senate bill No. 65: to the Committee on Pub
lie Lands
Assembly bill No. 1873: to the Committee on
Education.
Adjourned.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-02-08

county, WIS rad fhe second time and, On
motion indefinitely postponed.
A communication was received hDm the
Governor stAting thAt be had signed and depoe-
ited in the once ofthe Secretary 81 Dtnte The
following act which originated In the Assembly,
to wit: tHtf 1871 n ~FB
An act foe the reiiefof Dsniel Morrison, .Jr !;
And also Ne following memcsials: A me-
mortal asking an appFoprizEiOn Tor cleaning
out and making more navigable the Choe-
tawhatchee river, Ia the gEste Of Florida !;
memorial asking "A apprupriatiCn for the
Improvement and making navikable the Ia
grange bayou, IN Walton county, State Of
Fiorida. as'a 'sa aa II a5
Senate bin No ~; to be IA oct TO incospo-
rate the Lake George Cemetery Association !;
was fead the arst time and referred 70 the
Committee on Corporations HH NJ ff
Senate bill No. 80: 20 be entitled an oct 10
incorporate the Lake George Fruit growers and
Library Association; was read the first time
and referred 10 the Committee on Agriculture.
Senate bill No 67:' to be entitled an oct to
authofize and empower @. g. Mckinney to
erect dam and tollbridge across Santa Fe
river; was read the nrst time and referred TO
the Committee on Commerce. and Navigation.
Senate Resolution Ne. -: relating TO pro-
curing government engineers TO establish .
system of trunk railway lines for this Seaae was
read the first time and seferYed to the Committee
on Railroads. = fH7F~7
Adjourned.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-02-08
MONDAY, January 81, 1891
Senate.

The roll was caIled-a Quorum present
An abstract from the proceedings OF the Board
oi Aldermen OF the city Of Pensacola was read
and referred TO the Judscisry Committee.
communication Ras receiEedsfrom the Gov
slnor stating that he had signed and deposited
~ NE once Of the Secretary Of State the follow
ng acts and memorials originating IN the Senate.
an aei Tor the Eslief OF Walter 0wynn, Treas
orer, and others.
:. An act TO encourage the planting OF oysters in
me waters Of fhis State, and 10 protecf the
nghs Of Owners thereof ~
Al nct 10 empower the Governor Treasurer
poseS. - 1850 Fe'>
e11my sA 1sizs : : ~ -
Aensnal re'ating 10 he ishoduciion Of eex.
- n4h INTO The waters Of this State.
1enoriai tor an appropriation for the survey
eeHaies ot costs OF the clearing out an
.nas nasignhi< the Chipola river
snD<i.l asking fer 40 appropEiafiom Cor tAe
Sz.alsg o. canal heiEeep Mosquito and In,
e1H rivers IL Bfevard county =
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-02-08
ORDERS OF THE DAY.


Assembly bill No. :, TO be entitled an act to
establish and keep in good repair the public
roads Of this State; also, Assembly bin No A.
TO he entitled an act to amend section one of
Chapter 1855 Laws OF Florida, entitled an act to
keep in gooll repair the public roads and high
ways in thiF State, approved March II, 1879
also, the substitute tor the same as reported by
the Committee ON Public Roads. being the
special order for to-day were taken up, read, and
on motion The Assembly resolved itself into
committee Ot the hole for the consideration Of
Assembly bills Nos and AZ and committee
substitute for the same, Mr.. Dougherty, of
NOlusia, in the chair. After some time spent
iher, ia the committee arose, and, by their
Chairman, reported the same back to the Assem-
bly, with the following resolution:
R1solred Jy the assembly, tie Senate concurrino,
That Joint Committee, consisting Of three
from the Senate and five from the Assembly, be
appointed tp take into consideration the revision
Of the severhl Road Laws Of this State and report
a bill upon the subject; which was read and
adopted and the Speaker appointed Messrs.
Tippin of Escambla Tolbert OF Columbia, Bryan
OF Orange Mcmillan of Gadsden and Carr Of
Leon, such committee on the part of the Assem-
bly,.
Under a suspension OF the rules the following
bills were Introduced and referred:
By Mr. Bryant, OF Polk-Assembly bill No.
I26 10 be entitled an act for the relief Of DR..
T. C. MorIdn, Of Polk county to Committee on
Claims.
Bv Mr.. AuceI-Assembly bill No I2z: TO bs
entitled an act Tor the relief Of d. d. Hamm0nd; ;
to the Committee on Claims
By Mr.. ENTHUSIASTICALLY bill No. 126
To be entitled an act for the protection OF
parents and guardians or other persons having
the legal supervision Of minors; 10 COMMITTEES
on Civ and County Organization. e..
The following were read the third time and
passed:
Assembly, Till No. o: 10 be entitled an act
fr The better government of cities and towns In
this State. ~ sss f.
Assembly bin No. So; 10 be entitled an act
to secure the safe delivery ef moneys aud paFeIs
VI value transmitted By officers. ass s8s "a
Assembly bill No. 1l3: TO be entitled an oct ia
incorporate the Florida Commercial Company
Assembly bill No. IL to be entitled "a aci
for the relief Of fhos. Ellis u W i@a IRIS.
memorial 10 Congress asking en- appanpeiA-
ton for cleaning out and deepening the n@rfb-
west channel leading - The port Of Key West,
FLORIDA @ #ea8 s-'is hAA ~ -
Assembly bill No. 1sa TO be eukitisdshn - =
provide the manner u taking and nppgayiRE
bonds in criminal cases befare Justices 81 -
| Peace, wasread the second time, and on motIDg,
| indefinitely postponed SO $50 y. .-| - e
Assembly bill No. es to be entftted - ncl
regulating the catching and killing Ok hogz
| running aftarge was rfad the second time, sd
| on nA0lSen tuferrod back 10 the Cgmmis1ee s0n
| AgFicnltuf& q sszg sssEf3 s3sw ts5ssa
Assemhlt bill No 2f r. 10 entitIed @ nci
for the relief Of 4, Moseiey, sheriff n kfqs
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lumbia county.
mlSiy.

Tie roll was cailed-a quorum present
Mr.. Bryan. oiPok, introduced the following
\ memorial to Congress asking for the estab-
lishme nj OLA weekly mail route from Fort Dade
in HeInandD county TO Barlow; referred TO
Cnmmiit,e on Fost Routes
b. Mr. Wech - Assembly bill No 125: A
bill 10 PREVENT he careless use Of fire arms on
rublic highways and in incorporated villages !;
referred to Commiitee on Corporations
By Mr.. Plummer-A joint resolution, propOs-
ng an amendment 10 Section of Article IA OF
the Constitution Of Florida; referred 10 Com
mltce on Constitutional Amendments
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-20

WE have received an extract from a
circular issued from the comptroller's de-
psrtment to which attention is called for
the benefit of those interested. The extract
states tina! collectors wore required TO make
settlement of accounts by the 1it o. July,
and to that end should have sll certificates
of deli.quan,s and in:olven's, reports and
deels of sales to the state and all other pa
pers to be used rs credits in settlement, pre-.
pared iB due timC. On the lat of Sep en-
ber oil unse tiled accounts against collectors
will be placed in tho sands of the prol Q,
officer for suit. In case suit is instituted in
;erest will be charged from the time the
account should have been settled to date OF
payment.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-20

II must be comparatively vary pleasant
weather down here in Texas, 90 il is stated
as n fac! that in Dover, New Hampshire, q
few days ,ince, i. WAS so hot that Tin psns
lying on the top OF house became so heated
by tie sun as to ignite the building. The
clspbosrds when tho 6re was discovered we're
in blaze and 10 ehor. while mora would
have been beyond control. a large sized
hole was burned in tha house, the hole being
perfectly round and several inches in dame
or. That's tolerehiy warm weather fer
New Hampshire. Bnt next winter the same
boards will BIO frpven so hard THAT electricity
won't phase them.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-20

TIE ST. Louis Post Dispatch has the iol-
loving interesting data on the present sta us
of the once powerful faith of Islam: Mr.
Wilfrid 5 Blunt, the we'll known Orieht4list
obtsinable authorities Of Mohsmmedsrism.
According to him the creed numbers 175 000-
600 believers, divided into four sects, of which
tue Sunites number $4,000, 900. There were
90, $50 pilgrims at Mecca last year. But the
most singular feature Of Blunt'a record is
the spread Of Islami,n into the heSrt Of
Africa. In the Dark Continent the faith is
aIivs snd AZ work, and is prosolylisng Ms
fiercely as in the duya of the Cslipbs of Bsg.
did Each year adds thousands Of converts to
the faith of the Prophet, and the Result,
vii. shortly 90 the erection of another NJ
hsmmedsH Cslpbste in Soudsn whic'
now largely Islamite. The work which "a.
creed has doRe in the civilization
tho world will never be spprecit -,
and now again in Africa, as centuries ago 10
Europe, the crescent is shining brightly
upon a beDighted people. Our debt to the
Arabs and to the O.tomsns 10 southeastern
Europe will never be psid. Their philoso-
pliers laid the foundation of almost every
science that we have, their commanders
taught us strategy and modern War II
would be strange if Islam took new lease
Of life in the Oldest part of earth and
sprouted freely among its peoples, 1t is D
system which is indigenous TO the tropics, as
characteristic as tho fauna or the fora of the
Iorrid zone, and young Africa, under the
green standard ofthe prophet, must yet take
her place among the nations.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-20

csH' ndd an eating place open. ARE .e,.ple
ne thls iwn 'xpeetei 10 stslV,!
Cav tell yuu what 70 do, sir"
NnHt wouln you do il you were in nv
place, stranger, wanting his DINER Sundays
a. well IS Other dsy,l
should take slrug som8iLiag 10 INV
pockets when | went GU. As uls you'd
better 6sk pUilce:aau
The three Americans presently foupd a
policeman, who told them thst their OIL,
chance was to go toa public house weere
something migGt DC got. $50, said tho
lndianspolitan, "there's 10 difficulty about
getting brandy and whisky on Sunda,?"
mot II bit." a second policeman address cd
said he had dim notion of some place where
II Sunday luuchvon could BE- goi, ,uL thst
WIS not satisfying. Ii WAS O'clock aud
Compulsory Tanner experiment was resolved
upon, when 1t occurred to ore oftbe three that
the CLEARING Cross ho'el, at the station which
sends Oh 81 bbetE-breakers to toe coot,uent,
might be open. So it proved, and such un.
inviting dinners as that place can supply
were obtained. The clerk there declared
that that WAS tho only plsce IN this meirup-
oils of near four millions Of souls where
luncheon could be procure by any way,
tarer And yet LObdoners wonder why
Americans prefer Ia get out of England rs
soon AS they can. And all the while The bill
lard tables of the sristoorstc clubs are in
full blast, and the gin and beer are in eontin-
uous flow, For tweuty-four hours in every
week Lod0D is cemetery full Of poor mems
bones, holy rotienness, and other losthfome.
ness characteristics of piously pre,ertious
sepulchers.