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Justice Bixly's letter to Police Captain Bro
Gan reminding him OF the swindle> pracil,ed
by certain horse-dcalers iii his district, Is a
iuuqent document What is Captain Brocan
coing 10 10 about it ? And if he does nothing
what will the Commissioners do
L it he true that Bourbon Postmasters in
Nirginia-aud such charges are made all over
tie South-are abusing the mails for Their
own partisan Objects situation la, ARISEN
where the Administration should assert its
Ropublicanism and It's standards Of an honest
civil service at one and the same time
"Pcmcmber 1875. We mean business"
This was the motto upon the blood-red hags
kept living by the Mississippi Democrats dur
ing the last election in regions where the col
ored vote is incOnveHicnly large A Kcpubh-
can contestant 10 a seat IN Congress has hIcd
one Of the flags with his papers at Washing
Ton Will some OF the able editors of the
Northern Democratic press please explain the
mysterious phrase
As Senator Conking is reported to have
fallen back upon Washington's public dOcu-
ments as sustaining his own view of Senatorial
courtesy. it is well to enlarge the circle OF
constitutional tItoIH PAtN'4'N' - W.
respondent sets before our readers to-day
citations from debate III the House OF
Representatives in 1899, In which James
Madison and Fisher Ames defined the Presl-
dents responsibility for appointments ana
removals. Those great men did not forecast
the possibility of single Senator's determined
effort to defeat nomination excellent IN
Itself but distasteful to him. They did realize,
however, the Importance of setting up bar
rier against Senatorial cabals and usurpatlon.
The Italian press continues TO complain bit
terly of the conduct of the French in Tunis.
which is considered about as bad " Napoleon's
treacherOus dealings with Ferdinand VII. Of
Spain The Italian Ministry has deemed it a
proper "time for disappearing" leaving to
Sicnor Sella the difficult task of forming q
coalition Cabinet. This commotion can do no
good. The Tunisian treaty cannot be I'M
done or modified If Italy intended to inter-
vene she should not have waited until the
Bey's power was proved TO be hollow sham.
1t may be Opportune TO remind all concerned,
that an old treaty with Tunis gives us, in
Quaint terms commercial rights which it may
be expedient some day to assert.
The audience tlat gamers In the Harvard
Theatre tomorrow evening 10 hear the
"Gdipus" as played by group of college
students. viii enjoy the fruits of many months
of painstaking labor. Indeed the peculiar
difficulties of such a performance, which bears
about the same relation, for the hard work
involved to an exhibition of ordinary amateur
4beatricals as the presentation of Shake
spearean tragedy does to a Punch and Judy
matinee. could never have been snrmounted
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ought 10 90 ahead faster. Brady doesn't. Ths
speed is sufficient 10 mako him dizzy.

Forney and sickles embracing long lost brothca
in Tammany Hall, make a spectacle to excite
brass monkey 10 shed tears. II Mullett had been
present the whole of the noble army of Republican
recruits who joined Hancock last summer would
feat. Six months have passed, and not man Of
them has returned TO the Republican party. Who
says the Republican party hasn't any luck
The Senator who moves in open Senate that that
august body resume the use Of its backbone, viii
start a boom for himself
Perhaps there viii Do an opportunity hereafter for
a statesman or two to get 10 the front in New-YorA
Republican politics
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3 mnsem,u,s onS tsleeiinas Co. Night.

k6,nruY OF MrNC-"I Trovatore."
6,Ior OPERA HOUsI-" The Maseeitc.
bays TIE ART" All the Rage ,,,.o rron,fa :"
6ayxRty's FIRTH AVENUE THEATRE" Donnu .
UlvTEIY's NIBIO's GARDEN 90" Castles ID SPnpl oaen1
UAyTRIY's lam STREET THEATRE mn % w.
~ nI.'S soT ARR TrrEATRK--" Hazel hnhe.
RAnK TuF ATRf-" The Mascot. 49,
SAx FRANCfsCo OPEgA Hot~t -IitIi m''-4'
er.xpARp THF ATEK" Bilee inyiol' -. clio Vi.cben !"
GsioS sorARE THrATRE-"BeIe OF 'uo h'''A'D'
aud 60 Cousin joe"
lssorraTrON HAtI-Lecturc. .
EprpoPOLITAN CONCERT HALi-ConceT
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I'LL nLLE..L LNlInre.

TIL Ulf ~, IIA f+fiN
The controlling influence iu ihc moncr AID
stock market, last vcr> WIS That of thc Treas
rrv. As soon 20. Secretary Wniom- roha}
va, announced ID powerful IutiH- movement
I.Hu both of Goy,rrm.al bond and OF other
-..aI.-ir.. which continued to f.r Hd D. tho
week. TM. iunrl-. from sources not con-
u. c.Dl with ordinary speculative movements.
,u-ht some la.-c o..a'ars havi't "-."rf.
AID v.- a...l H, others who i.d correctly ABE
u,.p.,,d th' coai~c OF tle Treasury 'NI
ID, curci-. THE wonder is th"t a.t body
vas foolish enough to suppose Chat Secretary
Window would rriu-" to r.. urr t.r in'crc-, on
the five per c'"t~ when h- power to do 500
lld rD'u demonstrated o- ctr.''>- enough 20
o,crlooh rI. financial .n'la.n" Of l'aai'-t-
r,ut of $ilD.oOJo'p o.. invested capital.
More Cham month .-r Iut IIar>E pointed
oft that "a cali for ltr prI cents would probe
ahl, anpr.r about the mI DE- of May, and
showed lint unusual east. iu sic none, market
and ac-i,... iu m, -to.k market were almost
inevitable consequences of the plan which
Secretary Window bad thrn announced The
result, tina, far have surpassed the cNrcctl-
uops OF the most sauminc. The six
r,r cents have nearly an been refunded.
and over SO GOO 600 of the five per
,,,fs L4yc Lrcu Surrendered within two dlys,
VIII, ,,o,,,.t. for continuance at 81, per cont.
N,pcy la. been abundant. rates of interest
have l,cn low. Government bonds have adj
,.,,o,J ma, ,pl,. L.yond nm nr,crdcut hut be-
...., an ..,,,.,,,,ior aud th, continued bn,inr
- ..,...r;,i,.. =, ~. sto,l market IAN. amazed
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I'"'-'-'' -.
In hl' "c'.'A "' 'I' i'.'''..''' ,-5
srAo'iooy knows lI'l 'i'I' "' '' '.'''
frontiers Z" i'' 'L.''" .''', 49,
side OF one OBJ "A''' l' ''' .'.'''''
Canadian Io.iini'N' N''' '' ''.' ',''''''' .r.,
OF iH' ",A'I i''' "'' ''' '''' D..
I'""''''' ""'' ......fl:..... ,...,,
lake or Hf'I' -'.''.| .' ''''
east o" west l'.''''-' ,'i....
90 thc proia- ','''A "' N'.'. 4''''' ,..
Despite i-c i"''
u"u' "l''n '.' ''' ''' .-i..,.
10 "'' l'" '...' l.l go ,..-
,'' DUP '''''. .......I ,....5 g.. nnt ,rn.tnr,ly
''Ir JOB, u',"'".'" #.
o'cnl'" WIZ ''' '''.'
gracefully "Ai r'"'ii'' '--' ''''
ether points. us "' 4.''7 "' '"'
eNNiti'.'' hc l- I'' WOOL. jus ,'''
however 10 ''''''.|' 'l' '''''''' ~ ~ '.''
tahd "dIl-o 'i .'' .r
cn see d. ""u "'''"' ~' ''
tie VIII "''""'" Oh S''"-'
hc "hiir m"" I"'' ""' .''"
mindiui"i eind'Ah '"''I"'' i' ',''
linn reservations JudipouslY s'I''''" ~ '.'"
less for purpose OF atri'uii'i' o' i''''',.1.
When found 10 he oi value they are 'i"'".'
"'NI" .'.'' ;.:i;,..;,,. S,u,t,in.. /,
'''''''' ~, So d.. ror = de,cl,,. thr
Wv 49, -. and bc los If
20 ..,l,.r,,. u. ,,.,1,.s rro.r.oc-
s"''', H.. 1...i.Lrl ,,-t.r,ni,,tion
'o'' "''''- ,.r,.,.,,r,;,, If ohori.ir,..
But when the Indian Is disposed To u"'i'
-, H., g.. c;,.,i;,. him 4 f,y
w. ~ -. T.. p.o or,. Of LusI,,ndr,
- ILL.,, l,,r+ o. r,,.ol,
"'' ..,:...I.,. oo,l:,.1 Nth
'Si"c''; CIV IL. .,...;,.,, ~ 3D..
- 'i'''', ''''
iiui'n AN,N'.', .,...., ,...,..... u.,. r,o no.
II i'''7l w "'.',,''' - ,1.o t,.c;os :. d.fcc-
" -. ,rt,. r,., ol.,,;r,1J, M
Nv 80 =. ,..,;,.. aud ,,,itf,,.. f.,
80 ag,nts Tro indian os a child of nature.
....o,., J;.,.o..,;,., Su,,ly him with
W .,;1 cr,.,r,,. viii noni... and.
~ ,,:,l ,.,, anal r.o is amt to stray.
o., -. 49,. ,,,c,,.r,,.,i,. NOT fenced
....:.,. ,.... II f. ,ft.p r,,lr
'' .i......,. ~ tod TLc ron-
'...'.-,,.,..... .. ,,,,.,,,.. fla, Irl;,r. .,,
,..'-l f...,I j.. r.. ...,,,l,. II il elusive,
;,+I. J,..,,. Iu. ans and feyer IN
y, Hv,'.,a,..tcr Cou'., :, is r,r,l. abundant az
.,,,. ,,i,.., noip, ,.:, 81. foprd IN pra.i Jon 90
',,.,, fu,tlcf ar.
1y.. 1,,,s steer .r.i rc Montana h:mlo.
flo r.,c..i,v. know mo lar. AND parti.l'ul.
49,, ;,.,,,,.,...,.gl '.... THE, do mot r,.o....c
..i,n,,ic ,r,,s.r.. Ticr troop about after
.,,..,,,-....,. aud fine Indian. t,oou after tIcu-
i:..,...r,,i..., ,;,i,r rf.,i.b or Mexican bonn
,I.. ,o... ,o.,, b.. ,,itb r....l... inrru-
~ ,l.,.,.. .,..,. ,,,. ....tI.r. I'm ,l. r,..;ou
.'r..d r...,. ,oir,.,tiors ni..bt bo i,,.,,ri
p,, ,bc tro.,lI. +. that H.. In
l..n .c,ro f.r. oc,..r.,.iors or s,,i~l,.,.. l-
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but FOR the presence among the s'uuen'S VI
something like n classical enthusiasm. a cor
respondent who gives a pleasant account OF
tl,e way in which the work OF preparation
has been divided and performed, holds out
oyDectations that the presentation OF the play
will be appropriate and successful.
The report com piled under tho direction Of
Secretary Blaine respecting American PORK
OUGHT 70 silence all the misrepresentation cur
,ent unon this subject in European countries
IN which il will 90 with the official sanction OF
tLe United States Government. The summary
of its conclusions printed to-day is mere out
line of the facts demonstrated 10y the mass OF III
formation and statistics contained IN the report
but the outline alone is sufficient to show
that q vast deal of misinfoInatlon mas
been spread abroad upon this subject Two
of the statements made are OF peculiar I'M
portance. The misrepresentation nave peen
greatly aided by the fact that in Europe the
word "pig" is used a. the synonym OF hog'
willie in this country it refers only to young
swine. The proportion of deaths among the
latter is. of course, very great and the figures
have been interpreted ebroad rs referring to
hogs. Tie second point is, that ont OF 1o'ooo
deaths in CHICAGO only two were from
,,;.l,;,osis. IN Cincinnati during the same
Ill oo,.o,i,e, . number of wears. there was
I,.,+ ono s,,ch cose The report safely concludes
,I,.+ thorc i les. triclinosis here than in any
o,I'or co,,ntry
II is shown in the Washington dispatches
that The saving already effected 10y Postmas-
,'',, c Wv I9r,es Inv fine d.coutinuance of
c.,. p,,,t.s ! M tbc t,te of $4,000 a wear.
pro-;1o,t IIavcs in his message last December
1.,.,.at.I ,i.o ,,ostal deficiency for thc current
ell ,,,r ~ ~ eco 600 so that lIr. James
hos ,Irc,d,. wjued ont onc-uiuth of The de-
,.i,nc, With tie work Of uncoycIiue frauds
,.,l, f..;r,,. b.o,m II lc..ir~ 10 be question
,.l'. 1o,r ,,,r Mr. lame. may bring N,c
,,uD.'t - s,If..n,,,,,,tir,- stage. The
,I,..:a,, ~ r,n d.tci.ncy which +. already
a..,,,.1 would bc of itself capital enough for
nm ordinary is.raticn. Indeed when the
pcn,brcan state CONVENTIONS come to pas
,,ron President G2rfc'Ts Administration a,Nt
ON tb.i, only diTculry viii uc To- c.oud thr
,.,i,o, ,c IL. sr.cc...s int. tlp narrow lnit>
G.. .l.,r,,,,, ,,,.,.-.,r,hs The irfl.udiu-
a,,l Geo. ,.., ,,.,,, Lord- ,.iU coy,ti-
,l.i,.,.,,.,,t ,,,,,or,ll,l,d iu the hi-tor,
50 r,,,..,,,,,,.,.. tI.. FOREIGN po'irv of score
,,,. pi,;no .s,..ei,iIv in il. prompt protection
IS ,r,ar;cop co,n,,crci,l Interests. ha. COM
..'ll1 to ,d,,,;rotion of tle cnuntry and
!, ,,.l o,,cnJ;tlr.s c.ncci,Uy If
,,,.,, tl ,,, too cbc,Deninr
oi''''" ,.rl ,,,,,.i o,t o. re-
~ o l,'a,i1' ,ocnrd
i''''' ''' -
Mr.. Thomas VI. Nichol. in a letter which We
nrint tbjs morning. replies with yicor and
nunccpcy TO the attacks recently made upon
Linn liz tle ORGANS Of Mr.. Conkliug and NJ.
CorLom. He set, forth the circumstances
rrdor which the Fifth Avenue Conference of
Lost voar VA. called its incidents and its rc-
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Eo,.i.nwill depart forever this verhaud l'atrth'
Republican party more robust than ever 10 ih'
Democrats don't believe TIN, ct them advertise for
"a R.psblicau Who has left D. party because oi ih'
recent controversy. and see how many responses
they GIT.
The Administration is marching to glory on
rapid transit schedule, and the quicker the hrpuD-
hrn Senators join the procession the better VIII II
Ice for them.
Mr.. Conklinv viii not tip over the Rrpnhllcah
party. because hc cannot The Republican party
will not tip over Mr.. Conkling, because IL "'s"''
him well.
The great state Of Ncw-York will not any longer
De the -pOcilct property oi IIi"i'o' I".'
one more for this Administrators
The Senate will assert lis own sclfrespect and the
primacy of the President al the sil'' '''''
Political indications for this week: Clearing and
brocine weather at Washington; thunder ana
lightning followed 10y calm in Tho central region
of Bo-ssni and sudden mop ~ ~" W." ~"
HTih
c.r,tor Conkliug hasachance now formaking that
Inferred " greatest effort Of his life LIT him
.',,.,,.,k with all hi, ability To lift himself from
rr;,,,c, 70 Statcsmau-hip. Hitherto his energies
,,. lcen So completely exhausted by his struggles
r,r ,otronapr that he has been unable TO give bis
constituency his views on great public questions.
p,prcsrnting a. he does. the gratest commercial
and financial ccuirc of this country, lac has never
l,cn heard in the senate IN discuSslonoi commercial
mr. financial questions. During the long silver con-
tr,ycrsy. and the longer and more bitter Resumption
controversy, whose successful solution was the
browning glory of the Republican party lie 'at IL
len. i'm his at and no man knows to-day "nal hlS
attitude was on those momcnt'us questions ne
made repeated aud powerful efforts To rian Il'
notronnge but there he stopped. Vow thtt tue
ntn of PATRONAGE Is ont of the way, rs o. VIII b"
n, Tho coufs, Of few day, b. can devote all his
energies 10 s,atcsmanship. and do something worthy
of III position hc holds the representative oi Inc
wealth. commercial ciuincncc aad intelligence OF
New-l Ork City.
II i, not worth while to waste any more attention
unon Gorhan. lie will splutter away ior few days
longer. and then disappear.
Several Democratic newspapers are dissatisfied
with the way postmastor-Gencral James Is conduct
Ing the stag-Route Investigation. They think he
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INIT Tor the presence among the students of
something like a classical enthusiasm q COZ :,
respondent who gives a pleasant account VI
the way in which the work Of PREPARATION
has been divided and performed holds out
expectations that the presentation OF the play
will be appropriate and successful.
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arrangement has been caused BY speculation
in a few of the leading staples
------------------------
French journalism has been violently exercised
about the recent general order for press correspond
ents in Tuns, forbidding any dispatch from the scat
Of war without tho visa Of the military authorities,
and exposing the offending scnbblcr, in of in
fraction. to all the rigor of martial law The Cow-
rier prints an amusing article describing an imagn-
arv arrest and execution under this order. The
,r.r part of the squib Is 50 sohcrly written that
carrlr,, reader may be paroned for being tempo
rarily taken in When, however. the heroic jour
uast on arIiyingat Aleiers for execution, allowed
as a final favor 10 dance a quadrIe 90 tie 10Y
errors ball with the Governors daughter, ana
graycly executes lis last mundane cayalerscGl with
policeman Oh either hand, the dullcst reader begins
10 s.c hc.c the laugh comes i'm. The witty writer
gcts I'm side slap at the Governor, Albert GreNy IN
the statement that this sad incident threw q chill
over the entertainment which wa. only dl--lpated
hy thr unusual lberality Of serving round Pla-~rs
Of s,y,, ID, question To- tine p,ctfe l-lt-
and dulles Of commanding officers aud press cor
respond ut- in ti.e field is yc>cl one certainly
THAT ti. u.uli.ious reporter may sometimes co1-
ytui.ucr d.. enemy aud Inconvenience l.l- own side
l. pr.natul, OF iucaltlous disclosure, l. probable
enough Iut b. +. uor. tlau probable that ON" gam
Co. Oh. public in general ara tL' administration I'D
particular a9- il, from ii.r AID Julicous military
r.tortiu. llr oufst gins ans ~uch t.Apoiart draw
back. s. close o..Iai quarantine ON wax o"1e-
s..ut...c. 1, i.- brru urged d. the lib rai pic,~
win Iu.i.ioit of tu,ll urd, though % Ai-Ai o''a-
-i.a.I,1 drpus, OBJ. ,lrly ol 20 useful AiAi, "ouiI
leave fL, nation at tlr mDlcr az Ignorance, ico'h-
u.t.a.c. aua military Jlci.--.u-oHcr. To suppress
Russell and Forbes riclt somewhat comfort
t.r other side. but most certainly would cnor-
Ia fIfr.U mp
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luotx 10 advertisements.

IIAlI-LtttuIc' 49,.
CONCERT HALI~-ConceI7'
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II /, not worth while to waste any more attention
unon (;ofhan. lie will splutter away ior few days
longer. and then disappear.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-16

" ALDERNEY BRAND ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-16

Justice Bixly's letter to Police Captain Bro
gan reminding him OF the swindcs practi-ed
by certain horse-doalers i'll his district Is a
iuuqent document. What is Captain Brocan
coing 10 DO about it And if he does nothing
what will the Commissioners do Z
, 1881-10-12

IsfuttAflAfh 4fttFllMe.
Tbs latent uo1'1s s eaa nnw e'n's.s ~ M fno
on thV might Ut thu l'rosi!lellt'a 'ip4th. ntRkes
small advances Inward visibility, fur It oM'l yut
lr aees! oIIIy by tho ud nj tho fc!edctstu lluy,
huwuyur, suddenly hWzu tHrth tntl falmnlt.
specimen az III ulnsa tor lotatnN ~ thb !ltHlnrlAl
tinltcrAe IL AItlru Atlhccnlthllo Than thu vnKI'
rLi,a Df u ruIilgl. Thu probability IL, htWovrr,
that It has tu!l'u ~ lni.s,nl in r1wartttnv tt!e
uompo.tsprs tD rgnuwud ctforl to sttlre Tho fur
cpI,utiu prizes stlll attatnnblo tlMrnx tue YoAr.
II i worthy of unto that rottr unlncts arr utw
,aIlIa With .1lesgnnto Alll. They itru tho lifoat
Cutnpt II, Apbabertus Etlfsut q, lnrI.anis y
EG,ret II. and Encke'a Go1nnt. Ctisnals II and
q h,lya pAaspl thelr rnruliaials, aru re.roat-
tny frDsn tlo onrlh, aud sonl tlelr ulacts
us yot "a ta,t. but as + haa nut
Hnuku'y It,n,ut. which makes III vislt nllua 1t!
tArpu anl = ,llurter y0artt Hovpr had u tn!l, And
IL teIIum picked VI. by tAu unAlduA 0ys. 1t ls
l,aw In tho consolidation AntIRu, where tour IT
tho i've Gullet4 at lha your hAy0 1nlseMrcd. The
'EreRt year," 1S8l, will nut raV0 specially ptu.
lu iu u.ulsts, ntaesa ensnrul now a'iusa are fo,Nl
lllrlnx the thrpo ,nunths that rsnaln. Thu ySar
lsSl M,l,horr. aight ex'!uuts n liz list. aa thus
fur tho yeAF tSat Includes aAlty fur nuW hnrs,
nul with prlkus nj $:aM IL reward rusoarull,
struEglers In celnstlhl toFrltnr!es vi l!nI II
hatsl to escape the 0Akur kun 0i Gtilsut.SoekrFa.
II ~ dltiu.tbt u tell Wlerula the Falun Of aesa
tclcscoplc u11Ntts Hes 0r what practical t4Al IL
effected by adding thoin Ia tho byHt1th. THEY
sre w0rra than tho tiny astarulia tl4t aro hesnA
nrp icon f0r II hrtoE spaca R,ad then depart uetHr
10 return nx1in, hui thu aslesoid4 thai arc nfsea
lost att VI often Observation-Disclosures
JuuFAu{,
, 1881-10-12
THE STATE CAPITAL.

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sun AG@asihs 1s"|r""" st'hnra", I'VE
utt3hst HlhefaihlHaA aAtuh-An 1'nto'iM"t
Point to Ro Observation-Disclosures 10 VI.
Enu1xc.
spfcfat pttpatth to ne cnftago Tribune,
n''s!k"flsLh w, oot' l1'-4"o lsa'!""" A'u
Warehouse commissioners hhso neer III stsa'tn
this week closing III thotr work III tho l,rw
trhr,Irs If rnlIrou,l rntta. nr,1 1t ia bc,oycd
,snt ,. n,,, ~. .',',,,, ~ n'n,, mo r.smIts NJ
.na. 'puy WIZ Nv tuu"5 " th'.No ,n' ss,.,a ~
elapsed. Tot1uy Il culpulalNt WIS rrcsuntod to
tho tonr,, OIL nuuaIt Of l,A;,ey s. Swul,llulI, Of
1ll!nas', agh!nst 'he ""pa*n' et' !''s ~ r"n.aa
H!iroad. which 'nSaIvea sono interesting l.tcs.
lionB. ColhptAtllunts manufacture llnSGc1-Uis
sra,.nt, III. ~ Mo,v w'rt o,ar ,so Wrhnyh.
Ihav ""o ,sorvo m WV ,ha toa,1 ,ri,t, "u,,,st
DISQUALIFICATION. bpeuuso ,,tho freight rato
frutn Gtl,rbn to Now York III q chnts Ter hum
,,,, ,uht,o fror, 1,en,,n u arcuter t1Iatunre IT Ia
, 1881-10-12
Gen. GrAs,tsk Lion Hunt.

tJrffHH ffft &'FfsJt
II has lust 1rAkEti nut thHt while Ten. Grnnt
wn8 travelling IN !Ahtu hu expressed tttsito ~
Het u shut III II Ins kut WEhtuE IL Us pssa4 hltl
ia DANGER the ,ntlyeA sts'rcsf stHfpi l,u. set
It up III u tuIlgts', A,sl then !nk tho iastriutIs
truSnlur e,!t f0r a n,,l1t. Wsen the bt,'at ,sas
siuhtsd tho General was all axullctnrht.
tton. boxnn to blRxt away ut thu
,s1llhaI with No ptrcuiltlkln effect. After
Hiring abt,ut twonty stuts be beRA.l t., Ret mad,
atIl. tMktnx oil his u1nt. hB sattlel Aslw1 lnr Il
regular siuac. Fearing his wrath whun ha ais"
covered the sult, tho Aitcnunuts cnlcnynred t1
Induce h!a q Elvo W the altenrt 10 klll t!n tne
Eens,, telling him TINT It lure u charmed !llG,
md that hu pultbt not possibly inJure It, llu
tnld taalli to NO III tf,linttnr; tltlt hs WIS
after blood, mud WIS gunK to have u.
After a y4in ius!llndo Ut III hnnr hc
ruso tu hts feet, 4nashlng hfs tcett'
With rugs, threw hts suspeinrrs otf HI: slltl!!!-
dprs ctilIull up his sleeves, antl ErAhlA htH rie
By Tho harroI 70 he eoul', nv /. y y club. TIE
nituiiAnts nEnln le9gea him to tcstat, ot,t ht
p0Jlteiy thHll4h fnrctlly. tnl1ncd ileh tl'l;t he
wulll iiuyo thMl cllss Nr acASe hts hnslotc't re.
n,uius etruwn rrl,tnlsa!onHly Ill thrnl'gh ttAi
tunate; anl with Wild try III III! fight 1t nttl
iii this linn II IL takes n!l sIlnn1art" he rnslot
ulun tta beAsl, anu wiih nuu Wel.tftrertgtl hlp"
luIl it t,vtr 0n Its Rlu, Thu1i he chasud the
l,nlyu attendants fur ak tn!lrs. but. being lttt'
tor acquainted With tho country. they got AW1J
fruln him III sAfety.