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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-22
THE RESOLUTIONS.
Mr. Ward next read the following resolutions:


Mr.. Ward next read the following resolutions:
1t has pleased Almighty God in His Providence 10
take from IA and from the Nation and hon.
Inc circumstances Which attended the act of his
eassnti"n the long ie which he had spent in the
vice oI his country, setdenying, selfsacrfcing and
eelf-consecrated, and the patient horosm with while
his country same spirit in Which he had 80 often
offered his life for it, surround his death tue most
We for him for friend personally endeared to
OF and express TO Ills family the
most earnest sympathy for their and berSaye
nent mt we congratulate them and ourselves the
nie devoted without any reservation hesitation his
country.
In at his loss desire to record the feel
fng that we have been made better by his aud by the
death, aud have been encouraged and connriued in
every honorable and worthy purpose for the
We desire to extend to our friend General Chester A.
the President OF the United States, our cor
s great he is pa sTdden1 with ea the
assume, and to carry with him in the great ohoe to
characterized his whole Official lie acquire new nstre
IN the wider Held to which he is called President
NE Is al for the honor welfare and dignity
hearts than reserve for h the mo NOBLE Sn ,he
accorded 70 the good and faithful servant,
20 the iaaly Of the late pre.dsnt and President Ar
Wy tine char 10 attend the funeral OF loved friend
SENTIMENTS OF LUTHER R. MARSH.
The resolutions were seconded by Luther L.
Marsh, whe spoke as follows:
RISE SIR to sscond the resolutions which have been
reau. Than which none have been offered IN
Club ON more solemn occasion those adopted DIR
sns the uncertainties If the terrible conflicts not those
OF concentration At our final triumph; those OF
giooin when the artyred Lincoln fell
events which deeply the of he neon
no lines Of geography bound the universal lament Nj
Sorner coiiislon OF States narrOws the gen.
FL FL sorrow All political recrimiuations sub.
sue anu party differences are forgotten. All men
81 every sect ana section, or every degree and parv
bow before this National in sadness and
4ooarnng, ana wonder what IL seelns so nse
aess and :" sad The ss:ace appears limited
view unhecessaty anu opectess We could understand
the parting shot aimed by malice and despair mem lin
oon murdered, but having welded the Union e.
which cannot DO broken having elected our head
IA honor by AL tho nations; yet now in time
of peace and general prosperity, suddenly with.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-22

ACTION OF THE PRODUCE EXCHANGE,
THE BUILDING HEAVILY DRAPED WITHOUT AM
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF Sympathy AND soR
ROW ADOPTED.
w hen the members of the Produce Exchanr.
, 1881-12-23

A Denial bY Hahfl Duke. OF Joe Jolln-
k1olt,A story

rus,p t.r r1,..tt nn,,y,. ~ rnn ro1,..~
a No"'"A ~ 's"" s..'.,. S. .,,a,,, " "0o
,,,.,.,,,,,. ~ 1,o, soEr,r 1,o.n ,,,xo
,a ~ ~ lew norta. H.
n.a,a1s. - cn,, ,onr.,a 49, .ha con
s.s.". y, uu' s.'. ''o ~o'
.t,v.a., IT, I,a,',s ,.,. c.ou,,..o NJ n n. 4,o
WIG" si1' pnsis iuit euaetotloi ~ ", ~ .lii
datc or tho termination OF LEO artilstlcc oo'
eo.t.ai muu Iea ny i've 1 brIues OF eayapy a
oo'.,n,nSa.t hs nnns n,f,riii Eor',,,sor anS
ce'l"lhHoea w ocHs. neurH1' rcFB"ao'.' WI"
vase Co. log a my
command of Gen, I,reoktnrttIpc, although he
,,"" s,tf1 an,rotnry ~ vvnrt A. ahEnr,s,,Int
s W c. @ whero ] wo Ind baltod for sou,o NOW twouty. 'c,
four houFs, I received M arlor from 0cu.
1,reckcnriuxo TO CONC Immediately to bis
hcodo,,art"rs. ,rhts VIVA n,,a,,t n o,clook at
night When reported 10 MIN, nc TOLD mt thal
and s,Jvur bullion Mt the ruItroud dcpot which
hr. pav4s desired to havo placed In wagons and
brought on With oil escort. had not previously
beard anything OF this moncy. Gou. nrccken-
ts,.. - .,,a ,,o ri t,,I. on,,to, :, huro II t.Lnn
" A1la u";u ',''a sp.a.o' w. '
from tue ours anu loadcd III Wagons ana person-
tpiI. nrttinr. II nv memory serves mo, Lieut..
eo'' nteelo ~ eo,onaaa y, IT, pIoeu.ou , Aso
nrmy wagons. and proceoded 10 mo decok 10
tuko Charge uf tho spcop. found It In uhagge
Of somo Hrtcou or twenty men, who under
.o,, ,.a".. s,,,,,,,,.vso ~ ,h" ro.s,rv 1,,n.rt
inCnt The Eolu aud silver coin was packed
like snot. .i,aes,. and in mouoy pclts. made
..tt r. o,,n. f. n,a ,,,,1a ~. n,vo
y" ht'on'p. ~ e"uu. ~ uAu ouu'A ~ "s.e
dono 80 ID tho t!tiln allowed mo nelorp my
escort snarcho'i: The oolll and bullion wero
member rightly, Wher1 found tE. and lDdNcl IN
, 1881-12-23
THE MISSISSIPPI BATTLE,
Trial Of Ons OF tIle Men Held for Muir.
der In tho Great Election Aa.rny al
MS rcrrG

AflAl OF UN5 OF TIC men kkelQ Tor Murs
der In tho Great Election Aa.ruy ut
NIt. Terry.
MERIDIAN, Miss, Doc. s...-Tho preliminary
examination Of VIII Vance, cbargcd with boIng
accessory to tho murder Of flarnctt, fturvoy,
and the Sogars boys, III Mt. Terry, OIL election
day, Is progressing rapidly. c. II. l1opEood tcs-
titled that short tlmo before the riot be heard
Will Fauce remark to bis fHthor, Ed Vance,
"l'll attend TO htm." VIII appeared 10 be Of
fantea ut something. Ed Vance rGplcd to Will:
"iIold on. this thing Is going to bn
snrtcd up In tho incest manner you
ever sRw directly" Boon Sam 0itlespio and
Brown. negroes, canc around to tho polls. 4
short tiino aftor tho witness saw a fuss u little
dlstance OF between Barnutt and Il negro. Tho
negro hul Il brick in h!s hart, and waa cursng
Darnott. Tho negro uon drew pistol, nnd run
up the street with It In his hand. and joined Il
negro named BILL Clurk. 4 big crowd OF uegroea
rushed Oh Harnstt ind other white nun. with
pistols lr1iwii, threatening 10 shoot nhr1tctt's
hcad OF. Tho negro Hired shot, when Eonerli
shooting commenced. The witness s,4w u negro
put pistol " Nurnctt's breast nud shoot him.
1}Aru1tt foil back, and died in Il few seconds
Tho witness saw no pstol aouut Burnett. nor
any among tho whltcs; sRw about Is 0r 100
pistols in tho hands Of nrgroos.
D. ". 8. Syu,s testified to about the eamo ef-
feet, except that ho saw the Segags boys with pis
tols. The witness was beside Vnnco Hcgnrs when
the latter was shot. IIo and tho TWO Sugars boys
wdEo attacked by the ncgroes: ho saw Jc!t Sc.
gars euched With ncgrn; Jet had bis pistol at
t4g ncHros nrcast, and tho 1teRrt shot at Jnt1;
JEFF q shot did not tnko effect.
Julius jackson tcolorcdl testified that a short
time lcfora tie xot occurred hu saw Ed. Will,
and John va:leu. 1ruwn tcolorcd>. and snnl
Gillosllo teosorctl, i, Conversations heard WI!
llrnwn replied. ~ God, ca,uo tlxcd." Tho
defendant said. "1f YOU aln't liked RI t1
YOU: Qnd IL anything coUuUpcCA hora tut1By
!" wnilt you Il, !oavo It to mo-" brown ro-
piled: I'm bound 70 200 you Through" These
negroes thon rushed to tho spot where tho dill.
guilty cy.nnuncea and Defendant waived his
hand ana crsl' "0o ahead boysw Thu tiisll-
!ul hin 1eo his uoket. sa1u handed it to him.
burnett lauEhinz!y toro It !ntq snrce pieces.
and struck him oyos tho. hund. With a stick.
AlEon llEown tpok sanl's part and Threatened TO
kll0ck IlarnottB head OFT u ho caEuo closer. Tho
1.eRro druw pIstol. and Isurwul! scgars saltl.
"CRsuo. lets nrrdat that negro anu tNkc bis nls-
tUl away" Witness saw Alexander llnrYCy With
pistol.
, 1881-12-23
OLD AND new CORN,

ID INA E4HoF ~ 4&& SN1faPo At1QuHe.
TisKlLwA, Ill, leo. SA-1 anna reader Of your
paper and. with your pessaIsa3An, will tell tho
dealers Ia Rraiu, through the &Aumna Of your
paper. what / know Hhouts ok1 knd now corn.
About two months aK0 hal oeaaxlan to travel
tnrough most Of Iowa and part of illinois. aud
I'll that trip noticed that tue Grtpt " The sta.
tons aloug Tho routo wero generally AllGd with
oil poru, and al sDtau stations Thought there
was Al uurh ~ bU.0uo bushels. lsueenilyY wsnt
uyer tho samo ROUTE, aut was surpraAoa ~ seo
that the corn'cglbs wcro Empty. aud AN satIs'
lud that uearly vi lhs old cnst has neen.sont to
lnQtkUt, aud thAt thu Fegetpts ut Chtcu4f,, aud
elsewhose WI Eapidly dimii!lsh from this ,foe::
ward, and thAt NJ y consequence tho price VI
o0rn will Gdsxuee. though Tue reestpts Of u1fn
froua tho sountFy hayo ooon hcnvy dhr!nx
tho lust tWu MONTHS sot tAo VIsil'la
sapGly boz dea1ease., moro than =. oS, one e.,
bushels to lsUO,u ,utjo b,'shes. Now Il the reecips
ffoa sho country ahoa!l i!n!!n!.h ~ fsw cas.
is quito eurtuiU tuat tho re4lainlor Of tho yialo
supply VI old corn In thu unsied states will be
absorbed long before tho oppntLx Of navigation.
WAS teit lhAt tho crop " now cosn III lowA wiz
, 1881-12-23
Excitement Over II Proposed subsidy.
Hpettat Dtapateh to lhs CAtedeo Tffhuns


:, upfeFHs 0E7po1EH 70 J ~ CHttdo0 7HG1hE.
'ClactsNArI. O., Dco. .....-n. Z. Townsend,
General Passenger Agent; q. II. Daniels, t}cn-
craI Tickot Agent; n. Knight, General Freight
Aaont; and A. q. bird. Superintendent Of
Freight Trai1lc, utl Of tho wnbash, arrived hero
today By special car, but left itgain for C,luugo
this evening. They oatno to attend tho meeting
Dl tho KAnkakee y Kokonio N'ol lines, but, ow-
-Four, aud y. =. prcenDnunl, Ut tho IittabtrK,
CINCINNATI Ut. Louis, THO meeting adjourned
Wabash could not walt. Mr.. il. ID. Nchlrdspn.'
tho manager of tho pool at Chlcngo, fa horc.
, 1881-12-23

MILWAUKEE,, Wis. Doc. :ss!!.-prosIllont J. r.
Enstou. Ut tho Chippewa Ynlley s. Superior
Railroad, reports that grad!ng crowa continue 10
make Kaod progress #, tue ChippewA Valley,
which now extends fron, Euu Claire to tho Nils.
slssippl Htvor. Tho Mississippi bottoms that
wern Inundated all summer ure now frozen
oycr, md tho contrnctora n.4. h.klnH advantage
oro.ls!y. Very little viii DO tlono Oh tho brunch
to a!tlon'inco this wIntor. but tho cnvneurs
Will have everything In ruudInoss for tho con.
trlG&urs to commence work In tho spriuE.
, 1881-12-23

N4lHEGlbNHSuNH AEVtHHs
Mr.. W. y. MnihlAs has l,cen appointed General
T1ckot Ago,,t Of tho Toledo Duiptos s. Nurilug-
ton RafllS,ad, With headquarters ut Tolcdti 10
takc Utruet Jnlt, !.
Mr. HeorR0 w. lloyd, for BONO ycara past
Chief Clprk of tho Passenger Department OF the
Pennsylvania Itailroall. has l,eeu pruluute.i 10
tho position OF Assistant GENERAL Pmssengur
Agent Of that road, tho appointment to take
clrGct Jn1,.1.
Sfr. George Via for many years private sec
Rotary to Mr. =. Il. Il. Clark, OcneruI Manager
pc1n Agent ut tho Union pnciIic ut Lo,ldou. lns
resigned to hrcomc manager Ut tho Now York
brpilch Of un Amsterdam bnnktng Institution.
nS Mr. Il :; Veees prestdsnt ct ths Lp4isv!lle,
i;eol, Genern! superintendent. and Mr.. L. +.
Wahtic, 1tiRht.ef. WuY Agent, ureIvod tn the city
ycster;.g; Their h!'sness % ~ Chicago is oo1i-
the cnmlm,,y is intarestGd In.
Tho gross cummings Of tho Chicago s: Alton for
tho sGeond @ woc! fn Dccetnuor wore sl!7y70.
sSs. SIsso sor 81 a pns aEax se6 ast
1uRa frona 1Au l. lSSl. to Dec H. Inclusive, were
63,sH7 7sl-n decrease Of flt0t:b6 AZ conip4rcd
period.
Mr. noyt Bhorrnan Jr.. late with tho Rock Isl-
ana Company, hns l,crn appointed Travelling
Ann, Ct iho 5ono Gno rus!';c lIxay win fsaI
cryl ny Sir. W, u. CtIley, TbG latter utms tn
OmHhn tn tnkg nt,sIttni In tha pnnnrn1 ntilcn ~
tag unloI1 TNuljo Coulpa,ly, ''1o oA
~. ~ u,,,,..... u...,..,.
Western Hallway or Cals,.dn Ia this city vii,
altGr jan: !, Also naso char9o OF tho lorclKn-
trelght ltls!hsss Or that road III ths cty. The
~ ths city liAs tHr Inauy yoars boon attonded to
~ Mf; uo1i,5ey hlnaaotata: sn nut ta E9ntloman
as General Agent Of tho Great Western.
MI. i. M. rue.. t,enrraI Cor 4c,,u,tor+ of
tho Chicago 4 Northwestern Iini,rtn1. has int A.
ias,,oti t, uinrtn ,,i,art ,,ivIm
10 auots fs, tba rolnts fnr xch farHS nn,s
mas ho oaIoG without irassstor, aud % tiao ro1ss
;nnttnrs anncytnnn@ tn this oass MMn e.
II 9otIuruy coicode1 lhat tnIs IA thn fo.t car.
.,hrt uys.r nsi.esl ma II %I1t theroynra ~, ~
@.."s 'a'"' " ..'A.s aoe"@s'
The ChiuaKu konk Island 4 Fheidc Railroad
uons. al! regular fre!ght-tIulns on tho Illinois
, 1881-12-23
VI01 6la6II 70 MaA1Hfa.
LOCAL nn3EilvATtDN4.
Maximum temperature, III. g.,
Atbtllf1lunl to e[1ptfat1rg. N.A
Mssn duly barometer. AaAki
A1taA daily t18fmutaetef. HA
AGna daily humidity, W.T..
Pears Of u Flood

CYNTlt1ANA, KY, ncc ssas-Tho Licking River
Is rising At tho ratio ot ak lnolcs per hour. 1t Il
still raining very bard, and 9roat destruction Il
threatened to property aluux THO river. The
rai!rMl bridge hero OIL the Kentucky Central
was washed Into tho rlvor last ntght. There ha4
heea q. ton-feat r1so III tho Licking during the
la4t tWtlrG bour8,
, 1881-12-23

parnl~-Rnd thoy are wcll cnlc,,lntcd to make tho
lunutfi Of tho noat cxacttnv npituru fairly watGr
-..has been gotten up regardless 1T oxpGnso ty
tho cl!uIcnl n!nDg-Enr Superintendent, tr. J.
H. Wall. aud hls uas!atnnt, Sr. 1toaos. Tho inet1u
cnrts. which l1avS Just gf'.nu iron, tho printrs,
tivs oi arl an Wc" ure,ar"t ri s trom aosss
furnlshutl by tho ulrAbiB uouor1ll TnssUllXcr
Agent, bfr. Ferclval Lowell.
, 1881-12-23

Spsttat lspatch to 1hs Chicago 7rihuns.
OstKOS1l, Wis, Dec eass.-Traing OIL tho Oshkosh
T. llortonvItlc branch of tho Milwaukee, s Lultu
Sliorc, which hayo i,eon suspetlded OIL 1ecouut
OF tho 4ools, commenced running todny.
, 1881-12-23
<QSNa

sptetat DbpettA to 1hs Chicago Tribune.
CAnAINvlLLR, Ill.,, Dec, IA torriblo snow.
atorm h'ls been prevailing hose to4luy, with wlnd
~ tho northwest, 1t IL tho flrst hoavy SHOW VI
AlE NgAsOn,
, 1881-12-23

LlkG0LN, Ill. Lex. 2l.-Tb!p oltY OF 7,oo0 iii
hxbitauta Hos Milwny Lotwcvn tia future .uc-
tropolls OF Anueica Chlcanol aud u. 1.oais. Mo-,
on tho Chicago l. Alton ltuilwny. Th!s city Ia u
, 1881-12-23

Wopdh that have boea bedrIddon for ycHls
have d4,tit entirely eurel Of feul4lo weak by
tho usa dt Lydia u. Plnkh4u,'s Vegetable Eut,i-
rouud. trnd 10 Mrs Lya!A Il. Fit,khAn1, No. III
Western avenue. i.yull. hluas.. fur paiuphlcts,
, 1881-12-23
NEW ENGl ANllIS nay.

| pulLApELpalA, Dec. "a distinguished coin,
panyt ~ thUred Arvund tho banQuel.boaE0 OF tho
Now England Society, Nhich gaye tuul4ht IL
1!l4L Nnnuul bunQuet III honor Vt the Iltxriul
fatAfks.
, 1881-12-23

DENVER, Colo, Dec. 22.--The Choyonns Ltatler
will publish tomorrow moEuinz IL copy OF tho
papers OF ufEunlXatlon OF tho Ceptrul Pacific
Isallroad OF Wyoming, n!od with tho souratar5
of Wyoming Territory by Charios Crockar,
Charles +. Cro0kor, and W.. V. Huntington. In.
sl3S0l,o10, III la5, ,0O sharcs Tho .ohfot otlco Is
at Evanston, Wyo Tho road commences uu
. point, OF tho. north aud south, houn.
Wypmanx o aud Gtah, &hsra tho uear Rtyer es
ert,ssos the boundary liao, run thenco lhrlUgh
the Countios NJ uintai'. swoetwates. Casu4,.,
on L,q east boundary ino. gf Wyoming, whero
tho Niohfara River !ors,ssps the sonse. u distance
of a60 miles,. This capltul stuck represents The
nctual contemplated cAst cf construction Rnd
right Of way. Each trustoo takes U, ,710 ahasos.
, 1881-12-23
rho Now York, Chicago Il 1T. Louis
l'nstliflE Altcud. s.

bp&fal ORpdteh 10 1he Ehscdao 1Ftbthft
CtEvktAND. D., Dao. lily tho cid Of this
week tho ontro limo Ut tho New Ynrk, Chicago
& 1T. EonEs llnllrtmd from Cleveland to Ilrncto.i,
ttIAtancu uf 1;t} miles, will bp Kru.trd mt ready
for tho rails. Track has nIroady bocn inld in
ecvorat shurbhccuons within this dslnncc. From
1iroctun To Isuiral0 tho grading Ia being fiono
Jointly by the Nov York, Chicago d Ut. Louis
and tho buffalo, FittsburK Il Wcetort., and
double ltnck will 0o ibid. Tho lrnn bridge ut
PAncsvlElo,, very hcavy structure, II INV In
place, and that at Connsuut will bb up IL Tow
days. OF tho entire Ut miles Ut track, l4i havo
Nlreaay becn laid.
Excitement Over Proposed subsidy.
Sptttnt Dhpateh to ira Chicago 7rfbun<-
NREEsCAsTLE, Ind, nco :9.-Thls eity md
township IL greatly nKltated over u proposition
to vnto $5s,U00 subsidy to tho 9reancastic, Eot
River & vinconncs ltaIrontl. Tho proposition
was voted OF ant detcatc,i once, but tho coin.
lany modified thair ofer ltttlo and secured ,li-
othor election, to taku piace Jun. H. 4 iargo
portion ot tho oit'xons nrc quito certafn they seo
u fCAuh IN tho wording Ht the proposition re-
KAru!hE the lOtation OG tho sh1ps hGrc, aud they
nro killing Uf tito prospects Df the subsidy by
rM!einK Il hdt6trUnB cry for gravel rtAts, OF which
this county IL sadly destitute Tho tight IL hot
GIld Will DO close, With tho odds In fnyor OF tho
, 1881-12-23
A COMBAT WITH sMuGGLERs,

UALLAs, TEX. Ueot "a eh1lbAt 69tWNan
tweI.ty s,nugxlors aud cuatoms.auarda. aYslsted
by payu!ry, ocoufFaa hstwouu C0narxo aud Mier,
III Aa1ico Lieut.. Meza, commanding tho cav
nlry, u 0oEpUrut, Rnd Una prlvAto were killed.
Thu s!nuK4lers oscapod With considerable buuty
: Tito tAlA EtAtQ. -
, 1881-12-23

Druggists arc authorized to refund the mnney II
inonue1
, 1881-12-23
THE GROWTH OF THE UNITED STATES IN TEN YEARS

h
ennshx ecoumaha
dnw ct:
, 1881-12-23

Now Additions to Hlae Population OF Dn.
kotA-stnrsluE Now sColonics Ncnr iSis-
inarck,
4 reporter yesterday had M Interview with
Mr.. W. 7. Guild, who has just returned from
nlsinarok. y. T., whore hu hus selouted sitos for
tho settlement or'n colony Of Now. .Euglandors
l10 states TINT colony hAs been farmoi Ut f0rty-
six families living tu various parts of Mutnc
Vermont. Nho4o lslnnt, nnd Massachusetts, u
porton Ut which will move West rho foro part
Of January, u1Il tho bulanoa tho emrly pHrt Ut
Ut bismarck, mud will luvtst, Of! tho average, III
one.hnlf section per family. Mr.. Guild ,stHtos
w. as M s, G1 ns so1ss
and tha bends 6f falniltcs. It Is tho tntpnuuu Ut
tho purity tu taka With tha,n to tho Northern rn-
utt,u reginll u heavy lot or b!o0dcd stopk, aud
Mr. Guild, WhIlu In this section, will give bis at.
toHCon to purad11cS Ia this direction,
, 1881-12-23
The. pulI,nnn Exrrcs~ OIL tho london
Hriglton d south Coast Limo.

Ilc ifu% AA4{t IHzEttc Oh Lee. =, ehy8s
A triol trip wAs made ycstertlny by tho new
Pl,llman- car train which wil! begin It's reKu!ur
Llnc, bDtWou1 Yiotorh station and brighton. OIL
Monday next. The tr,ln includes a ,par.or car, n
trNWlng-ruom chr. With indlcs ioudolr nnd
dressing. room. II restaurant car, ind smoking
car. while II. compartment Mt zach ind Of the
train next to tho luYgnge compartment tE pro-
vIdct for servants Tho cars are kopt at no
pipes, Tn6ro ia ceetrIo communication bo-
tween tho parlor, drawing -roota, aud smoking
curs aud tho restaurant cur, md In m,lIly
Ways tho comfort Of passeuners is provided for.
Tho most lmportnnt and i,pvci foaturo OF tho
now train is Tint 1t IL lighted throughout by
electricity, AZ tue trim entered tho tunnels the
a bundle, brilliantly llgbtod, and as quickly,
when thu truth osnerRcd. tho light was tnrnp.!
alI tho why from Brighton to Victoria. tho Tampa
burning With u stcadinese undisturbud by tho
mnt!Dn Of tho train. The electricity was sup
piled by Fanre aconinu!ators, ot which eighty
Wcro carried 0uly thirty bAttorlca wero, how
over, brought Into 1so on tho down Journey, md
only portion Of tho electricity stored in those.
WIS expunlod. On the up Journey theso unl
four fresh boxes wore brought Into operation.
, 1881-12-23

II. Mnrsh. Sup'k Adnmh Expresa COMFY, r.
lsultx enpi u r.: To-: y. y ts!!n. aup.t MI II.
ti.as, CALLS, and krrnlns fot men aud haraes."
NaN YORK, Aug. u, 13i4.
, 1881-12-23
The Worlds Great Healing
Remedy.

r. II. Mesar,sth II recommend CentaMr I4aa-
lu1ent tho bGht external remedy ever 4spd,"
Lexington. Kentucky, March u ls7d.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1881-09-22
AZ Maryland BARBECUE.

& Very few know just what barbecue
means. Well, if you want to see one in all
its glory, go to Maryland. The barbecue
ground is generally located near fine
spring. Around lis clear waters are hung a
score Of gourd dippers. Starting early in
the morning, we find the campers already
humming like hive. Long, broad ditch
es have been dug, and these are foored with
Goals Q foot deep, over which are laid great
spits, and on these huge carcasses Of hogs
and bullocks.5 Farther on beyond these
trenches are greatlog fires, which are kept
constantly blazing, SO that at any time the
bitches may be replenished with GOALS.
Such kissing and cracking as there is
the mounting flames curl and
Of smoked Scores Of coaches, buggies and
wagons are pouring in, filed with jolly,
laughing crowd. all intent upon a day 8
frolic. Families come on horseback, while
not unfrequently can be seen three riders
on one mule. Gaily dressed ladies come
with their escorts, and negroes pour in on
foot. The whole country seems to have
entered into the frolic. Down by the great
boiling kettles near the spring the darkies
are dressing shoats, sheep and great beeves.
Every animal is left whole, but split to the
backbone. Long tables are spread beneath
the pines. The horn is blown for dinner.
As the band strikes up lively air the peo-
pie wind in long, fantastic line in and
out among the trees to the wide spread Ia
bles beneath. Babies crow and prattle,
mothers chat together, while old people
find that they have not forgotten how tc
laugh. Certainly nothing can be more jol-
| II than Maryland barbecue.
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MACKAY AND.FLOO il,
a Stage Drivers Views Of the Bonans
Kings.

"A Stage Drivers Views Of the Bonanza
Kings.
What kind Of man is Mackay?' INQUIRED
a passenger.
Mackay, j. w? One Of the best men
IN the world, but his wife is tho boss, and
John does what she says. I have known
her for years. Yes; when Mrs. Mackay's
father used to shave nv father and her
mother did odd jobs Of washing fol the boys,
she wasn't SD slick then, and this western
country was as good us Paris. Last wear
John and his wife and daughter and the
count rode with me. They were going to
Virginia City. Now, you know John swears
terribly and he doesn't care who hears him.
Well, the count can't speak English, aud
SO his wife and daughter acted as interpre.
ter when John spoke to him. How
did he swear? 1t was eau
ton. and it amused us fellows to
see his daughter take it so cool, and tell
her husband what he said. Whether she
forgot the cuss words, ornot, don't know,
should think not. To tell !he
truth I wouldn't bet that Mrs.
Mackay was in love with the old man or
she wouldn't act SO internal bossy. tell
you what she says is law, and that's tie
long and short of it. John, when with the
men, smokes his dudheen and is as plain as
the hardest working ran. His wife though
is spelling him, aud every time he rides
over this line I'll be darned if he amt
crosser."
slows Flood?n
Flood is q darnation good man. He is
g plain fellow and treats everybody white.
He would as soon travel with poor man as
the richest in the land. He is not much on
stylo, and no one would ever think that
he was one Of the bonanza firm He
generally summers at Tahoe, and believe
always have good time when ke rides with
mo, he likes to tell how he used to work on
the night shift
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ence Of this beneful power, instances Of.
which we subjoin. Thus, according to a.
common idea, one Of the best preseryatives
is horseshoe nailed to the threshold. The
reason OF this is said to be that Mars, the
god Of war. and the war-h horse was thought
to bean enemy to Saturn, who according to
the medieval idea, was the liege lord Of
witches. Thus, iron instruments Of any
kind have been said to keep witches at bay;
"a superstition which has been traced back
to the time Of the Romans, who drove nails
into the walls Of their houses as an antidote
against the plague. Mr.. Napier says that
he has seen the horseshoe in large beer
shops in London, and was present in the
parlor of one Of these when an animated
discussion arose as to whether it was most
effective to have the shoe nail behind the
door or upon the first step Of the door. Both
positions had theira dvocates, and instances
of extraordinary luck were recounted as
having attended them. .}3