New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-10
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
B11s1NEss RIVALS Ar THE FERRIES.

INCIDENTS OF TRAvE!. BETWEEN NE"-f'Eh AND
NEw-JR, sly.
There was a crgss-eyed man with favor of rum
about him COItland'-st. Jerry hoat Ha'nFdtV
Especially remarkable but The attention cf passrn-
gers was attracted by wocden box WHEN he
clepel 70 div 10 his ,sOr' and bv the parSi4tHn9H
with which he was followed by a younger man WHO
carried welt worn travelling Odg. He Older Iah
was clad IN working ci't1ts. ne ve"Iraoie tutct
OF his gray hair Was II AIRED by l1tCrad s11ci a'
crushel recklessly on ome SIDE OF fiS mead iur
y0uE ger nl,., 10 "as also somewhat cafae,s !"
I,gard to his personal appcIiance. seemed ~
nnsrulatluQ wi, h his cOnpa:lIou and also Cv'nccd
tathery in &C, est IN the wooden box. fr4gl n's oil
tue,r conversation excited the curiosity Cl tn pas
I" il you Won't, I'll give you -" (taon soric sam
OF money followed inaldlh'y) whsp"ro" Inc
younger a.. ..., IS
CcrGe, now, just oace. | want to make some
thing" Insulated tine ulan VITA 'he '''Neh =
va: Aunt you able bodied Can't you work !"
wrathuy 'q Tired he of the cros'-eyes' Is hc ''n'
20. hit. on now. Give a falIer a chance. III
make typ - ye aud do the square thing" am he
leaued over coward the box ,he od man g"C up
lie ii ,pped has nat iurI her down over nIs riIh
and s. ampcd q. No. l | whida bot upoh tue II 'f'
Ihen he relieved his mJut. OF s0me Tobacco juice,
and AZ his opponent } .mpod out u Range no 3d'0
utierance 10 ne reiualKa"le w"rds: ,
Young man. am ,he Great Originals; l stands
by INV princi pes as status on tnis ieck
The young man seized his crave .lihg-bag ana
Jumped oil tue boal, winch was inst about to starT.
WueD lie nad disappeared the o1ner induced III "a
quiet chucKie anu turued 10 the passengers
" Geu loIneu, here Is seventeen men is 10 trVln
to represent NE. The, Is cOntuOoaly aggeravid,Ins
me behind my Dack, an wnen tley meets ID" tney
tries to concillae me. That's one OF 'cl. h5s Sac
daddied. hes Onorlu' me money to give up thi'
bat to n,m. out went CD auoter Pa hld one OF III,
pals an shere'd be- no place ior Nc I'm o. nrst an
ouiy reliable. For twenty-five years We soid
your nice cough drops. sure remedy iot
coughs c'lds, diseases Oh Tue ode uk hox trv
a mack sce-only 8 ce is. .>amples ir Q. Here you
ar-u, cLaGe, drared in mOdrnIn' for prices usdd
W Get ~ years ag0-hshy recUlnuo1ded Tor minis
ssrs NV els anu politic ians n-siOppiug before =
man with a red nose" the other men sneaKs on
board ,ne boats an pays my iire every liut-slu-
pJ. free free iunch-tU buyers only" IN "a lower
toL Us "a passenger TOOK large hdadtuD'-' va All
waut 'eni-sive sou package from my pocket-
DON'T want 10 dstur the equiilbfoOum OF iny JON
ret your cna .ge ready-rvory oody knows MI
only talk saturday nguts-nIrfy w az get sonle
reilable uedciies-aO prln.lh on enl-ohe moro
cuance before tue boats ill.,"
inen the GOAT reached the dock. ADo!er man with
O bag appeared, eager TO " work inc Dodt and tLe
deafened Passengers lett the RIVAL dealers 10 hshV ~
OUT between themselves.
A ZULU WITH TASTE FOR ROMANCE.
THE STORY OF THE KILLING OF HE PRINCE IMPE-
Usikall Zulu with a forbidding face but an
amlable disposition, capors arOuLi In BunnellS
Museum in very scant attire. lie says he Was one ~
the Ilu party that killed the Prince nperai \
loneliness. Usika wore httle bouquets III DIS ears,
his dusky arms were adorned win bracelets, al Ills
head was cue Ised In a teatnery gear tndO Dlin de-
scriptlou. Ills cuucOlate-cOOred skin shone with
blgu polish ana equipped WIN snleld ana spear lie
was a. together very singuarobJ c.. WIN the AID
of William > one, inter prefer, 10 says ne lived
seventeen Years In Natal on the bt IderS o Zuuland,
the reporter cOnversed with the warrior.
Us!kais story told with many grlmaces anu
contentious. He said he was out sklrmsLing with
party OF Zulus wuen the leauers came upon the
friuce and nis men. he Princes horse shed. and
he was thrown from bis Seat On his reinOuutiug
Chief UsihayO kIlieu HIM. rwOOt the PrnteS toi-
lowers were also killed by the ZuIus. Uskall says
he witnessed the ay from short distance.
The reporter asked the Zulu through the inttrpre-
ter II he might not as we'll confess 10 kllIllS tue
Prince Dnselt.
Usikal replied mvstenOusy that he wouldn't say
he killed hun III he did; but If he were IN
his own country lie wouldn't he AFRAID
to admit 1t. lhe chef was entitled TO the honor or
the killing aud was gwen the handsome clothes
who the Prince was, although from his azure he was
supposed 70 be Important peisonage HIS stomach
was ripped open alter death, ana his turJat cut. Ill
accordance with d cheerful Zdiu custom. UslNalI
illustrated the operation W geS EQUATION, eX-
pluling Ills words vioeAtly IN an eXCavagant Waste
reporter 10 MAKE his meaning clearer was
gently out firmly declined. USIkalI con .luued by
Say ing the chIet had gwen Orders to XIII every
thing chat anne In theIr way, whether men or ani-
mails. When the Princes party approached lac
Zuius sprang from ambush and attacked aim. lao
Prince iollgnt ely aud killed one his assall'
auts. Usi..ah SAID that nc Was Captured bv ihc
Engsh trO IpS and after bis release ne Was ta&en 10
England anu exhibited at the Westminster Aqua
rum aud then was brought TO Auerica. On taxing
his leave the reporter was Tod oy Uol&ai that tno
Zulus could wlve out the United Statca.'