davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1881-10-15
Conl 17rcights ut 1s.1ff,to Very
Firm nnti Curriers'
Scarce.
An Unknown Schooner capsizes
During Last thursdays
>. Gale.
All on Donrd The Unfortunate Vessel
Sink In the Angry
Waters.
Around tbs Lakes-Vessel Oharters-Dook
aud Other Notes-Arriyals and
Departures.



grain frcIvuts showed no change yesterday. |
shippers not offering over III cents OIL corn TO
lpirnlt. 4 lew charters woro made Mt that rato'
nj, stentp but cue. Thu owners or Aa!l"Scssc1s' |
rs n rule, Bhuw no disposition to pluce their Ves-
acls ut tho rates offered. and still! assert tne'r W.
Termination to lv It, port Until f'ay'hK hguFes
arc offered, Whether such Hxures will 10 paA
before tho closo OF navigation Is conuntlrum'
The following comprise tho engagements 'naao
FIR Dugttio. Dashels..
Propeller Russia, curl.. .''''.''. gG e4Sn,
Propeller Scottd, CHrt1 ............s...s ou'nm
schoonor NJ '" f"xs; e. e1;n Etas. 's'
Propeller ooron capoel!, ala1sc0d. ooo
schooner =. q. fort. oorn.... ...."'..'" :St1sH :T
Schooner Nuyes corn. ",.*.'....*''". @1,uW
Total capacity.... ........... .....'.s'1'""
LUMBER.
rmtnber frcohts exhibit ua yet 10 ohnngc
Notwithstanding tic strike ut Muskegon ms
materially Infected the demand for oarrers 10
tiut port. ~ few charters wcro nlade Seatetopy
| n, wbnt was snId to 10 tho prevailing rntes from
| tho pulntA t,asnra bcluw:
From Enat snglnaw to Lake Eric a, -. o.,o
rlu, l1ftf fas; psx;;w 10 uh!ciso.. Si@
i'r1in iiuy City to Ehluuv0.... a0o ItEI
From :ianisteo 70 cn!enxo::.''.'." s$.TT..,y! sT.,s!
Frutn White f.akp to Ch!caKo....... as,,<,ss sm
From Grand iaven ,,l,t t. Gh!ssso.'.. 1s;iS@ s:iis%sS@
| tlu,s.OltE.
| Orc frelKhts coutiiI,,e atrDrX. md nB tho sea-
SOL ,f navigation Is drawing to c!ose tho de-
u,a,,d for carriers increases. Although quito a
number of big grnln.earriers have gone Into tde
tr,l.le, moro rnn easily lind engagements ING
following are now the current rites:
Frot. F,acn,uhn to ChtcaKo. ............$ !JI
FrGu E5eallgbn to Grand Anyon....... ~
Eruin E+callMtIu IL South ChlcaKo....., oo-, t. t.
, 1881-07-24

Wfnchcstcr"r flypophoaph1te.
will cure conSu.np ion. coughs, weak lungs
bronchitis. and general debility. Established
tweutt-ouc Years.
, 1881-07-24

Kidney aud urinary trouble is universal. and
the only safe and sure cure IS Hop Bitters-rely
MI il.
, 1881-07-24

I'O REMITTANCE FRONT .ALCUVl:
- room, uafurnIshed except cArpets tnc4g Union
!: iark: nrssn tAnlity- References, Address j. s.
IflRuNG NIiIE. = -,
, 1881-07-24

ITO KENT-.A NICELY FURNISHED
r. front ROOM; Gns. hot aud colu wafer. /! Ell
Iriage-GUlrts
, 1881-07-24

!WAN'rED-TO RENT-DY A RESPON-
~ sble tenant Il small huuse nt Funiu5
ora HOUSE suitable tor Two snai4 families H. Trib-
, 1881-07-24

HO EEST-~A BARN AT 30 NORTH
4 clark-rt near superior. Inquire upstairs.
, 1881-07-24

ITO KENT-FURSISliED ROOMS FOR
L. gentlemen. s..Jt To s. per week: no inside rooms.
tutt HI liz Ii th-ny, Room i. thiFu t1nur.
, 1881-07-24

RIO ENCuANGE-A 4-STORY BRICK
1 ..n7c .:x@t on icused lot ~ years on Madssun-
~ near Frunk,n: rents now for $iUl: taxes Sstl;
yruund rent $1 u: will pay lG01 cash uud the store
:nr Il xlyre usld huu*c and lot IN ChcAsn store
viii retl. for SAuU next year 7. B. BUfD, Koom :.
siadiS
, 1881-07-24

WASTED-TQ QRENT-A FIRST~CLASS
w tenunts wnnts BY Srp- ! or Oct L. ten tn 1weI-
ts rooms. fur r.!ntlng gentlemen, new building.
PINNED 70 sutt central location Best references.
n 4. Ii. ItI:rE-9f.
, 1881-07-24

WANTED-TO RENT-A HOUSE OF
w Mehiur' sizc. nicely furnished on south Side.
north nt 'fwenty-nttA and Of state-sts, or on
.NDEth Side. south Of Lincoln rask. Address E L,
Tribune office,
, 1881-07-24

rT1O RESr---.t LARGE FURNISHED
l. second topr fr,,nt, suitable for four rea.
tlemcn; nso Two other rooms; modern improve
ilenis. .iii Wutl&ll-Hv
, 1881-07-24

'f'0RENT-NO. T. NORTH 'rIIkUUI'-ST.,
- hunds1Isely furnished room In u small private
1nuit1y. aultabtt. for twu gentlemen,
, 1881-07-24

Ff7O KEST-A NEWLY FURNISHED
suite. sutia bic for tnscc gentlemen or gentleman
nItt wife 27j
, 1881-07-24
TO HENT-FL1lI,S.

r1,(} }REST-ELEGANT pAEL0R FLAT
and In; Yards ui new Brussels cAEpet for sstlc
X4.4tX X:tShuKtun.sf.
, 1881-07-24

4 GENTS WANTED-TuE INCEST
u article u canvass fur, tho Clement. roli-up
SPRINGFIELD" 6liver-ptnted ndel furnished agents.
Literal commission. Cali and examine. 15d EAas
Jack*ou-st.
, 1881-07-24

~ HENT--FERNISllEU AND UNFUk-
= ni@h:sl ros'ns. sinE. nr suite, u U.dcn-ay,
otI"s$iee GajUh luFk- Bath etc. Close two ltucy
Ut street - ''N'N0
, 1881-07-24

"ANTED-T0 RENT-p4iRTLr-FU
w n1shed hunse. with tew ti.st-ctass bDartter.,
On Snuth Side: The best Of references. Address X
s., rriuliH Uttce.
, 1881-07-24

ITO lENT-SOC'rH FRONT AI,COVE
Il room. nso suite Df r,nnia In private family Of
fuur ndu'ts IN dnest location West Side, vicinity
q thrks: Il god home ut reasonable price. Address
81, Tribune office -
, 1881-07-24

ITO HENT-.AT SOUTH EN- F.ANST0N, Il
a-stofy frame dwelling, east front. IN ilSt-cl7ss
1leigtlburitud; 10 l.G1isu BAIRD i BRADLEY,
ltuOn IL, ~ la Eallg-.t.
, 1881-07-24

WANTED-TO KENT-A COTTAGE
~ Ut !laI ot about rooms, south Ut Thirty
nd ssst ~ state-st Rcp!y. stating rent. ETC., IS,
, 1881-07-24

WANTED-rO RENT-COTTAGE FOR
~ sHu!t family South Side, OF four six
ruoius; rent no. To exceed *s month. Sixteenth
and Thirty nilth within four minutes walk of
streek-Gars. .AN4Eess 81 Tribu,le uliee.
, 1881-07-24
'ENOkENr--kOOMS Fol. LIGHT UOESE.
! Keeping, furnished or unfurnished. ut lbs Cen

no WRENT-l.AkGE, ,NICELY-FUkNISII
- Gu front rooms: pleasant location fur seut and
'Aus; lady bonre"I i required: a.s, urss-cllss
rnnsienls. Address :H. Tribune office,
, 1881-07-24
TO KENT-STORES, OFFICES. .t.c

ITO RENT - -NANUFACTUR[NG Or
- business property near Tho business centre. i
uhe o9uht hrlck building having light, anliey.
nlsu. engine, hoisr eleSatur rtcasu hca etc VIII
Gf},, 81 Na>ulnEtun-st " ~ o' -
, 1881-07-24

OFFICES.
ITO RENT-SECOND FLOOR ROOMS.
well lgntesi, for offices. Or it:nt nlanufnetur.ng
vr t,bb.n .ng: centrally located. GEOkGE T. llARD-
n IN I'D,
, 1881-07-24

"ANTED--,rO KENT-F0R A VERY
~ responsible tenn!t, we1l-furntshcd nrst-elass
house on Nnrlh Side; will takG l!nse far six months
Or ose ytar; h"se must be south of Chica4o-av. and
Gust Of UeArburn-ny.. HearbuEn-ny.. near Kiln.
W. u. kE1tFuyT Il Gu, 81 Washing gton-st-
, 1881-07-24

POAKD-AEOUT AUG. IL \ GENTLE.
~ man, his wife, and twu children. aged and d.
cute. socie.y peop1e-want suitable Eeard; will pay
about $l.0 month"; will furnish rnOu1s IL desired.
Give particulars Address l. st. Tribune office.
, 1881-07-24

rf9O RENT-ELEGANTL NTLY-FURNISlIED
l. rtoHls 10 nrstclass responsible parlic.. I7sj 1u-
aiAnA
, 1881-07-24

| ITO RENT-A NICELY FURNISHED
\ hal! rooni use Ut bath private family. f:efer-
encEa required, ~ south Adjust ~
, 1881-07-24
LO.f{sD Fti.lI'ED.

DOAKD-OS TIE NORTH SIDE IN
- private fatuily IL. gent eman. wife two infants.
III fremont ltuuse.
, 1881-07-24

TU1sNITUEE.CAKr STOVES, ETC.
Il AT LOW CASH PRICES,
TN easy rayNcnts-
Splendid stock. Fair dealing
j. W. i ]. B. STOREY,
E1 4tatN-ak.
, 1881-07-24

n7O NGESEVENTEEN ACRES
At Ninety -ht'n-sk depot O.. K l. E; X, L., ~
Sssf W spFaS eornsf a ahns
ton and u2lsted-sts,
, 1881-07-24

ITO ORENT-SEVERAL DESIRABLE OF
nces, single pr suile. In the American E1-
press Building. - MDnroe-st-
, 1881-07-24

1NANTED-TO RENT-KOOM FOR
W .eutleGlAn, east OF C,nrx-sl und nbuye ulvis :
tun- Address f. Is, Tribune Office.
, 1881-07-24

400 WEST VAN BUKEN-ST.-HAND-
I'1 -snmely furnished rouuls, with hr.t-casy
board; private family
, 1881-07-24

WASTED-TO RENT-FROM SEPT. l..
Nv by gentleman and wife, ar . unsurnished
ru"Ms Sui.:pc Tor housekeeping. in gn0d locality.
between Futon and Nest MnAt-ul -sts.. west Of
GniDn lAEk Stale lnfL.s, Address / 4. UtibuHe
, 1881-07-24

ITO RENT - FURNISHED ROOM To
| West Iwelith-sL
, 1881-07-24

"ANTED-TO RENT-P4ARr OF 4
store. suitAen for hair business; havc tin e
ladies' trade; willing To pay from SIS to {N per
month. stnfe nlu>l On stAie-st., between Rll-
du!ph und Palmer iluuse. Address Il. II. KUE Ill,
Nrrtt :,
, 1881-07-24

ITO RENT-U1DE PARK, ON WASH
tngtuu-ar large !~ruon, halsc with large Iut and
barn, Inquire Of F. B. DiCuE, northwest corner
Er.f nd K:,ndojuE
, 1881-07-24

TITO REN IA NINE-KOOM COTTAGE
= II suuttct t'art ut city hs. residence t,ca1ity:
~ nl'''t"rn cHaScni:n'cS, hos and cod wate1. balh
f.a1tefeS-ay, -''-'" ~ wa"
, 1881-07-24

goo WEST RAND0Lpll-ST. NEAR
ccC near i5Itxnbcth-t} rent With buar.i. tn man
and wife Or to two stnEIs young meH. large fsnt
parloE. furEl%le, modern itnpr0r4tne,ls.
, 1881-07-24

| ITO ORENT-I1ANDSOME FRONT ROOM
| fHrk; prvate fInlily. 1 Tnroep ST.
, 1881-07-24

POARD-RY YOUNG; COUPLE ON
- Sunth Side: Reasonable terms. Address Il,
Tribune OfEce
, 1881-07-24
'f'O RENT-FUnNfSI1ED ROOM TO
L. .cnis. References. 3H Wabash-av. secusd hat

ITO ENT-UANDSO3IELY FURNISH
Il ed rn.tn+ far gentlemen hos and cnItl water,
b. n ta* md nSe Ct ptrlor. Take elevator. la'
, 1881-07-24

1NO RENT-:3S04 ,-ELE-
l. CANT 3-story brick hou=e II rooms. drg, kttch-
II, n.7i"f hoor: all improvements II. ALMY, ~
, 1881-07-24

WANTED-TO EENT-A LARGE FUR
w uisncd residence ccntrully located. Address
~ htlttts
, 1881-07-24

G.) 4 MONTH EACH PIANO AND
sH- vocal !e.->ns by lady teachers, R',pm FnrwcIt
lialt. lis East Matsun-.t. Pktnus fur p1a1tce.
, 1881-07-24

ROAKD-FOR A LADY WITH SON
side: trrns nlst he moderate Ill Tribune oftic -
, 1881-07-24

pOARD-AND FRONT ROOM ON
IL South Side by and wife In private fanlllys
pay $Ju 10 al per month Address + e. Tribune
, 1881-07-24

JEt WEST ADASIS-pARL0R FLOOR,
IoT nnfurn!shcd, except carpets. viii, board.
, 1881-07-24

THO REST-TlvO PLEASANTLY Fur
Il nished roons bath etc. to gentlemen: very de-
slr"ble location. near tw., lines Of cars; private
t4Jn-
, 1881-07-24

WANTED-TO RENT-IN GOOD
w nei2abtrnood. nediun-siked house, SorIh Side:
wuuld mt object to Lake View. addres. K =. trib
, 1881-07-24
70 kENT-HOUSES

SOUTH SIDE.
TO EENT-RES1DENCES:
as, 81 tasI!tEttltGhS-Av.--2 rooms e;5 per month.
.ss- !. A!NtF.-AF F--lA ros,tns. $7p ptr mnfth
81 Ntittnh:N ES-As III roous. III per month
ee!cnt location for rst-cass Nvasi;nc or fmrn,shrl
HENRY KiEkE.
, 1881-07-24

f1C ADAMS-ST.-FreONT ROOM WITH
oIl coect npantle, and water. furnished, with
buaIu.
, 1881-07-24

ITO RENT-PLEASANT, DRY BASE
i men4 with two upper rovus, on West Nasnng-
tun-st. INQUIRE At ii cuuth cur.ts-tt.
, 1881-07-24

| ITO RENT-FkONT ROOM, FIRST
L floor. 1u .ntshed Or unfurntsted. to eentiamuu
nhd wife: alst furnished ,ck ruo1n second IOor 10
| lady. Apply .t:ts West Munroo-st
, 1881-07-24

ZNANTED - TO RENT = y CHEAP
w house neas san.unlon and Fu!ton-sls. Ad-
dress l. II, Tribune tiire.
WANTED - To RENT = Il SMALL
w house. h...ween WnSh and Van Hurcn-
sis.. Ilosne md Cuulphr-Avs. Gtye location and rent
Address |. I'll, Tribune Uitce.
, 1881-01-01
acknowledgements

m bekjendtgjores heryed, at
w Diet har behaget Hans .Majestat
Kongen we'd Allerhoieste Resolution
at 25de October d. A. at anerkjende
Hr. William F. Moore som Kon-
sular Agent i Frederiksted for de
forenede Slater af Amerika, hvorved
folgelig Hi. J, w. Willards Kon-
sular Agentskab for St Croix, der er
anerkjendt we'd Allerhoieste Resolu-
ton af Tide Marts d. A., er ind
skrRnket til herefter kun at angaae
Christiansteds nistrikt.
PrRsidentskabs Secretariatet st.
Croix den 2Sde December 1880.
4uIss Van BRAKLE.
, 1881-01-01
Glass Ware,

Lamps Of all sizes and styles,
Brackets complete, Students Lamps,
Lanterns, Oil Cans of 2 gals. | gal.
J and / gal, Chimneys, and Wicks.
Tumblers, Goblets, Wine, and Claret
Glasses, FIanged and Square Buffers,
Cheese and Bread Plates, Pickle
Jars, Finger Bowls, Dishes-all sizes,
Spice Jars, l & ]. gal. Decanters,
Bowls and Mappies.
Wooden Ware. BroomS, etc.
Shaker Brooms, Baskets, Clothes
Hampers, Mats, Knife Trays, Pals,
Crumb Brushes and Trays, Spice
Boxes, Manila Bags, Shoe Brushes,
Stoves, Bottle Corkers, Pipes, Bowls,
Scoops, Willow Table Mats, Lemon
S~queezers, Dust Brushes and Whisks.
Toys and other Knickknacks, such as
Hits Spelling Blocks, Crisis Cross
Puzzles, Toy Candles and Holders,
Roulettes, Pop Pistols, Glass Boxes,
Magnetic Fish, Tops, Comets,
Trumpets, Harmonious, Napkin
Rings, Paints, Autograph Albums,
Collar, Cuff and Glove Boxes,
, 1881-01-01

C.

Z is hereby brought to public no
tice, that it has most graciously
pleased His Majesty the King by
Royal resolution of 25th October a. c.
to acknowledge Mr.. William F.
Moore as Consular Agent in Frede-
riksted for the United States of Anne
RIGA; in consequence hereof Mr.. j.
w. Wizards Consular Agency for
St., lCroix that was acknowledged by
Royal resolution Of the 18th March
a.qc. is restricted to Christiansteds
district.
Presidency's secretary's Office, St.
Croix the 2Sth December 1880.
58 VAN BRAKLE.
, 1881-01-01

Albums, Games, g Merry Men,
Ambuscade, Gobang and Right and
wrong) Backgammon Boards and
Chess, Indelible and Copying Pencils
with spare Leads, Bouquet, Chrome
and slate pencils, States, Inks, Game
Counters, Hair, nail and teeth
brushes, Match Boxes (Swiss) Wal
lets, Ladies' Bags. Thermometers,
Paper Weights, Weather Houses,
Boxes Paper and Envelopes, (Moun-
t%aineer, Comedy, Atom and Pres
cott), Fancy Boxes, %Cornucopias,
Bon Bons, Celluloid and Rubber
Dressing and Round Combs, Rouge,
Spring Tapes, Warblers, Bat Balls,
Plaster Figures, Mechanical Engine,
Tin Swords, Stoves, Kitchens, Flutes,
IronBanks, Hatchets, Hammers, Paris
and Dressed Dolls and Decorated
Candles.
A few Clocks, Neptune Strike alarm,
Pansy, Princes, Peep o'Day, and
Cuckoo.
West End, st. Croix 1st Decbr. 1880.
v. Junghans
, 1881-01-01
Bekje

r FOLGE Ordre fra Gouvernemen-
tet bekjendtgj0res herved at Allie
som maatte have Documenter, der
skulle belagges med Stempelpapir for
indevarende Aar, vile have at hen
vende sig j Stempelpapirsudsalgene
i Christiansted eller j Frederiksted in
den den SIDE Januar nnstkommende,
ola ingen senere Udlevering af Stem
pelpapir for 1880 vii fnde Sted.
Stempelpapirscontoiret, Christian
stcd den 28de December 1880.
VAN BRAKLE.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-01-08

They We're trvjar an aSsauit-INi-hst
terv ease in Detroit. when the d,ienlant
to tie Jury which tro const. h!e
had Gathered to,,th.r p.aiuuin. 81
number o,. IL. court asked;
State vonr objection, 10 ,hc jurv-
mon "
81 hoa+ Lin ont - c-n on = horse
trade ana l,now how he feels" va.
,la rr,,lv
",nJ .bis one -
III. a,j co.ilio-t aor.e on a gam,
.. .,,,;. o... .7,,- o,..,- two v,rk, ..o.
and o,5T,n,,cL.li;saor.lb.. had Ueba>D't
forao,t..p !. v,1h.tp
"W.U b.r..'s H.. th;rI man"
"fTo I,s -,,.,,yoa ao4i,.,t mo for
,icl.;n, .la,..I.r-;p.Iaw"
-. ,,I .i,o r..,7v.l, ."
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-01-08
WORk IND fIEp.

An instance of an inventive genius IL
an illiteratc farmers boy is too good To-
be forgotten. 4 small farmer lined It
youth TO assist him III the work ct hle
farm as an indoor servant. The first
piece of work he was set Ia do was to
thrash ont some corn. As the fl1Drr
was passing the barn in which the youth
was at work, he heard the i'all iaLliy
keeping time to n tune the lad was sllig-
ing. Stopping To listen. he asrcrtalncd
thst the words were, Bread an! c!lec-...
tax thy ease" Gong in the h"nec. the
farmer said to his wife: This i a
queer sort Of lad We have gotten; Il"
seems 10 think that the speed at which
he ought to work should be- measured
by the kind Of food he gets" Aulthcn,
relating what he lad heard, h. suggest
ed: "Supposc We give him something
different To dinner tomorrow. AMI see
how that acts?" This being agreed to,
he had apple-pic added to his bread and
cheese. This brought down his fail
somewhat more rapidly, for i was goin Z
to the speed wherevi,h the lad sang
"Apple-pie accordingly" "Boh's do
ing bit better to-day, lass, said the
farmer to his wife "let lis mend his
dinner again Tomorrow, and sec what
that will bring forth So, VIXEN tbc
next dinner-time came around, Ia had :;
good plate of bee! and pudding SGT hc-
fore him. which went right graudly, and
brought the fail into splendid action to
the words, Beef and pudiin', III gle
thee drubhin'," and to Jolly good
time. Il see plainly" said tl,e farmer.
cit We wish to get good work out oi
Bob, We must feed him We'll 80 Boil
had his bill of fare improved without
having recourse to a strike.-(hoH3-
hers Journal.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-01-08

middle-nged friend, who didn't look near
SO middle-aged when his wig WAS off
was the chief. The robbeY had been
most adroitly planned. The leader Of
the gang had taken passage in the coach,
and after learning, as he supposed, our
defenseiess condition, had given the
signal to his companions by throwing
ont the scrap of paper already men-
toned. After the unexpected capture
Of the first robber, it was attempted to
save the booty by secretly passing it to
the accomplice-still believed to be un-
saspected-who counted on being able
to make off with it at the next stopping
place. The result was that both, for a
season. did the State some service.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-01-08
TOYS FOR CHfLDHES.

Suitable TOYS no- only amuse children,
but instruct theh- also. Very early the
little one shows bv its selection and use
of TOYS the bent of its mind and IN what
direction its activities find most pleas
ure. Whatever direction they NAY
take. the parent should at once remove
obstacles, furnish apparatus, and give
the child a chance to develop the talent
struggling for utterance. A box o!
paints, set Of carving tools, dolls and
doll patterns, tool chest, "A scroll saw,
pet animals, a garden plot. printing
press, juvenile books in abundance and
variety, playhouse-all these and more
can be had ut triiiing cost, and If rightly
used will prove more powerful educators
than the sehoolmaster. Many boy has
become an amateur carpenter of no
mean order many girl learned the art
Of dressmaking while fitting her doll.
Embroidery patterns and crewcls being
added to her stores Of ribbons and
"pieces," she has learned almost with
out instruction to cmbroider quite hand
somely. This is her recreation and her
reward for work well done. A child
must be busy about something and ii
the occupatio, is pleasant as well as
useful, 40 much the better.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-01-08
IfCGJyTNG orr 4 DUEL.

"Spoaking Of the Ca,s- Shannon du"l,
sail an exchangc-fond, putting his feet
in the wasta-ha ket. "Wc need "A few
mora men ike jude Dooly. He laughe
ou; Of due, with m auiacious Wit that
compelled even the admiration OF his
enemies. You rememirr ne sud, when
tlcy threatened thar if he liIn't fight his
nann woull till the columns Of news
paper. that he had rather fill tea ncws-
papers than one coffin. Once he went
on the field with q man who had ST.
Vltu,' dane, HIS opponent was stand
ing at his rost, his whole frame Jerking
ncrvously from hjs mal,ly. Dooly, il
the sobcre,t manner, loft his post, and
cutting I, rl.cd stick, stuck 1t in th'
ground in front OF ii, opponent.
"'What does this lncan:' ceke,. -
adversary.
"'Why,' says Doolv, 4 want you t
rest your pistol i'll that fork, SO that yo'
can steady your aim. ii you shoot ii
me with that hand shaking 50. yoUl
pepper me full OF holes At the first fire.
"Thcn there WAS ladgh all round
and the di,cl WIS put of without day.
-.ANaitta COpsti'ufirt
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-01-08
RAILWAY ACCIDENTS ~ GEEiT
BRITAIN.

The general report Of the Board ot
Trade upon the accidents on the railways
of the United Kingdom in 1919 returns
as having been killed |, ,o32, and injured
3,513. OF these 100 persons killed and
1907 persons injured were Passengers
of the remainder, iJ2 killed and l,91l
injured were servants oi the COMPANIES
or of contractors. and 40 billed and 23j
injured were trespassers and suicides and
persons who met with accidents at level
crossings or from miscellaneous causes.
The total number of passenger lourneys,
exclusive of journeys by scason-ticket
holders, was 5G2, 49, so. The prcnor
tions of passengers killed and injured in
1879 from all causes were. III round
numbers. one in 3,517.000 killed and
one in 43O, 600 injured. The proportion
of passengers killed and injured from
causes beyond their own control was III
1879 one in 1903, 600 killed and one III
934, 100 injured; but if the Tay bridge
disaster is excluded from tie cclnputa-
ton the proportion killed would only be
one in 2sl 1866, 800. or less than in any
year on record. The report considers
the year satisfactory on the whole. hut
concludes with hope that the complete
adoption of the blocks and interlOckng
systems. of continuous footboartls with
proper platforms, and especially Of IN
proved brake-power will no longer be
delayed.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-01-08

Ex-SExAroR DORSEY, Secretary Of ''ie
Republican National Committee, and
ex Senator Barnun, Chairman of the
Democratic National Committee, are IN
innate friends, and are o,so',atcI Z
business together a. llj Broadway. Ncw
York. They ditfer only in roii'.r'.
opinions. and there they differ widely.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-01-08

Ir is rather strange that ono of IL
youngest church cdihce, in ta9r.c.-
should have the Oldest stcellc. hu' aucl
is the case. An Episcopal church wa
erected in Tacoma, Washington Tarri
tory, recently. II" building is Of logs
aud for tower they have utilized = ~
III tree which has hnen cu' 'F io1'..
iect trom the -rorul On '-r la- o..
fixed ID I'll. s ami l.n. III r.p-- .. th
tI,. hov that it j. Aeaiv 30J vca,s 3D.. .
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-01-08
THE HONEST MAN WHO PAlS,

There IN one among the many
Can YOU tell me where he stays?
Hes aI Old. oid-fashioned party,
Called the honest man who pays;
ies-the honest man who pays
Every dollar nc may owe,
Keeping up the good old ways
That SO many scarcely know.
" lie gives his word of promise
T;s bond as good a. gold;
il he holds post of honor,
Not trust IL ever sold
by the honest man who pays
Every debt he may incur,
Yielding 10 each just reward,
And no grudging or demur.
And I'm told this rare old party
Live within his income-won
By the fairest, squarcet dealing
We see beneath the sun
And the honest man who pays
Always holds it good and right
For the rich to help the needy
When the times are tough and tight
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-03-13
ICE.

mo ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
Notice is hereby given that George Denton Cardew
no longer Director of the Isabelle Gold and Silver
Mining Company, of London, England, and that any
power attorney which he may have had from said COM
any was invalid fer the Get forth in the follow
ing resolutions:
l. Resolved That the power of attorney given to Mr.
Geo. Denton Cardew the 24th OF August last not
duly authorized and the seal of the company was affixed
thereto without the authority of duly constituted board
directors, the directors of the company hereby re-
pudiate all acts and things DONE caused to be done
Mr. G. d. Cardew under or by virtue of such power OF
attorney and that of caution the directors OF the
company do rescind the said power Of attorney put WIN.
in any way recognizing the validity OF such power OF
attorney and snch power of attorney hereby rescnded
accordingly and that the solicitor OF the company MORN
Mr. G. D. Cardew of this resolution, and request MN to
the Office of the company the said pow or OF
attorney, :
q Resolved That the solicitor do forward copy OF
the last resolution Mr. Lewis Chalmers, the manager
the mine and request him to advertise IN sucn papers
California he may think necessary, the SAID resolC-
puror thereof: and also the fact OF MI u D.
Cardew having resigned the Office OF director OF the co
pany. BY order of the Directors. $4,000
mr43w LEWIS CHALMERS. Manager