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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-23

NITH OF NEW 1Ohh, II iNa.,cb 80 -.
and Arrears Taxes and Assessments anu o Croon ""o
Nsn' orprcs OF THE COLLECTOR or ASSESSMENTS AYq
CLERK OF ARRRARs. November 10, lss2.
ToT 81 e. i iss ana and water 1870
1877 and 1873 under the direction Ok AA 0ap0e" N0"p
The undersigned hereby gives paDho h9e & eeetlo1
~ assessments Croon Water rents IN me oy OF
New York. and TO amend the several acS III IoiS'o w
passea ~ owners all lands and enements In
the Cl p, In the Wards Nos "a inclusive for the
wears 1877, 1878 and 1879 aud now mi ua and tene
paid ana SsS Y Of in the wards aiore
sa on wnlei s ne and SIS aud due
and unpaid required TO pay inc si bs aectop Of
ssesments and CLERK OF at mis- ofee In the Depart
ment Finance in the new court Sm IA provided by
Chapter of Laws OF 1851 nom ty ar Win he
became due TO- me mS and sha be made
In payment such ands ana r House in the city Hall
sE in the City York on Monday ers at which any
soD snail caer to same In "a ne case NAV
Of taS or and ST Se interest thereon
no inns Of sale with the n 0
and u Shu sale will DO continued from time to
fine until ali the lands and tenemen's ~ A"'-N 10 w
shs be sd further that detailed s o.
the crot. wser 0 Ts@s Water sas
Phi Sna IF a o eS Ss Of ss
ss CLERK and will be delivered 20 any per-
applying tST ses Of
xT0TICF--Proposals will be received at the
~ the Department o. PSoc & fos rosros
E FiouT DRY Goods Hardware, &c. ~, ., M q
Por full Information City Record. for sale AZ NO
city Hall
NTOTICE.-PropOsals will be received at the
ONCE OF the Department OF Public Charities and Sorres
SO na naTSh o1 = me asSs a tS Poor
For full Information, see CITY keoofu' io' 'A'' ~
City Hall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-23
press Maklns.

FIRST CLASS DRESSMAKER will mako
a ysh silk suits o. to M stun s.its from ~ 70
sv ,swns and cambrics from Us 10 80 also chiuion
pry.v ca, on MISS ACKLEY 220 West 2isLsL Specimens
O. hand
nRESSMAKER wishes q few more custom, ON
era at home or by day Address EAPEhIESr i, ss
vest Side Tribune ONCE S0s West zSdst near wv
nRESSMAKER.- Thoroughly competent lex; ex.
~ ceent more eustemsrs, ey s1G ry ITO 70 respect
able family; referencea Address NJ ". if''u"' SF
Once l.23s broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-23
Brooklpm propertn for Sale ano 90 Eet

TOR SALE on very easy terms, four story
brick dwelling on the side OF Columbia ielgnts,
between Fulton Wall street Ferries overlooking
the bay and running through TO Fumanst. wita tousO
store on lot 2Jx5O small amount ohy Vi Gas"
reaulred. Address 2. LESTER, Tribune ONCE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-23
Sales bp Auriion.

NEORTG AGEE SALE.-Richard W AT ~ ~, ,
ta sons Auctioneers viii sell this day at d M az
4sth.st, coach coupe ana h0'''i LOUIS LEUBUsoHER.
Marshal and Attorney for Mortgages
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-23
Gteamhnats nno railroads.

LALL RIVER LINE for BOSTON and the
EAsTFARE RGpUCEP Ss sva Boston u GS 10 N eRe
Bedford corresponding to other ponts steamers
ME- ana 9p from Pier River foot
Of Mn1Sy sds Of Pfufon $50 mi Jersey City from
foot So IF bEGasfTsd P9 aff2, a. AGENT;
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER c SSyemOeF 1857
ga M Western and Northern Express 70 Rochester and
win sofe for Chicago daily soppny only
at Albany SYRACUSE Rochester Buffalo, Eiie' '"
9a m Chicago Express drawing carss, Canaan
to Albany and Troy connection to Utica sara
'og9 Tens f Albany i@a and Toy peSiai sauraysOn
Sp H. ACCOMMODATION Albany ana rroy: T.. q. ror,.
running through every the week. also Niagara Fans
Sso No. ESpressay except Sunday with sleeping cars
toSyracuse and to Auburn Road also 10 s@a'os" """
PaSc E1pTSS qs w psd Peso and
Ii H. Night Express with seepipg 70 Albany ana
Tickets on sale at 10 ee and
and 942 Broadway NewYork. and oSS Mts E
~ NJ ToUCEY Gen. supt Gen Passenger Agent
CTONINGTON LINE FOR B0S Ton:
- CONNECTING WITH AL GOOD orv
rs specified their face. . .,o,, o,Er IN
fem PeT So NoflS RIVER oo Of Jays arriving
Boston at Tickets for sac at all principal ''
PROVIDENCE LINE for freight only: Steamers leave N
River foot OF warren ST. sou H. uaiJ
(Sundays excepted Boston via PrOVldence ulrect
+. w. POPPLE. Acting GeneIal Passeng@ Agene
CHARMS ,,opoer,r1oN
COMPANY.
ONCE Pier ls, n. r. foot of Cortlandt-st
onsenents freight forwarded as directed 70 any part
OF the world -.u.x
uNEOUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
Orders received for Of all kinds OF freight ana mer
chapdise 10 any part OF the city.
NON rnK q
Dor LIGHTERAGE-
Freight of every description promptly ghtercl to1nypont
in the harbor ut reasonable rates
STEAMBOATS, BARGEs AND GROVES TO CHAR
TER FOR EXCURSIONS. -
steamers John IT, Starn and Erastus Corning for NE"
HAVEN leave Pier 49, N h., at ~. m daily saturdays
excepted
METROPOLIS EXPRESS CO. between New-fork anu
NewHaven Care and dispatch guaranteed
Freight for points D. L. W. " H. received AZ iler H.
For New Haven and points East At Pier H.
NORTH SHORE STATEN ISLAND Eleven MleStor
Ten Cents VIA Steamers from Iron Pier H. ioot oil
Whtehallst
CENTRAL SHIPYARD. Communipaw. y. J.-prV DOCKS
Machine and Boiler shops everything apperta nns % tis
construction ard repair OF vessels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-23
Eertures ano mesllngs.

COOPER UNION Free Saturday Night LEG
y lures the people IN the great hal az o'clock N.
nav i C. EC(LE~TON, d. d.. OF stapleton y l.
snbect: COLUMBUS AND HIS COMPANloNs
tets can be obIained gratis at the oiTe and reading.
of the Cooper Union and at D. Van Nostand book
store 20 Alurrayst ADRIAN D HE anra;a,r
HEALTHY TALKS, to Young Men only by
eminent PLY sicans Friday evenings at O'Clock be.
nin Er,day February % and continuing till April o. az
The Yong Mems Association, 23dst and Ah-
ave- Admission without charge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-23
Business Chances.

GRAND OPENING for n retail drygoods
" mana stock for sale In owege Iioga Co., ~ a. GOOD
eompettion slight long lease OF PROMISES satisfactory e
SOM Tor selling: and stock open for inspection ase
stock mn.y goods and lease IN an eiolnng arses
trade and the location In the county Refer 70 Ier
Waller n 90 York Tioga National Bank. OweBo, Ne
Dun barlow & Co., Mecantllo HeportA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-23
.0PIiLAK SHORE LINE

nOPULAk SHORE LINE.
III ron PROVIDENCE. BOSTON AND THE EAST.
ALL RAIL FROM GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT:
rce (undays excepted) TO Boston NJ
q m y IN tparlor attached and 10 with palace
s Ssroyy ~ Il. W. P0PPLE, Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-23
excursions.


CALIFORNIA AND THE YOSEMITE
I VALLEY.
TWO SELECT EXCURSION PARTIES.
,,or ,hs oemeut Of e. NJ jenkins formerly OF Cook
On"ei San Ienifnsl 10 leave New. York via Baltimore
and Washington In palace cars.
FIRST PARTY-Goes April I'd TO ST. Louis and down the
Ryer by magnificent steamboats, TO New Orleans.
then by Southern Pacific Raro across Texas
.nJ sfoppng at Houston san Antonio and Los An
ceies requiring % days and costing 5000
SECOND PARTY-starts May to ST. Louis. Denver and
salt Lake following the same route as the party last year
pannres AZ days costs 81 o. All or the trip IN
ened I'm pTice parties include the Yosemite aud the
Attractions Both return home ny chicago anu
Niagara Falls
descriptive Pamphlets and map Of routes ready
Address o.- prasd~ay Nsw.Yorh
Programmes Of European Travel ready.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-23
AlnsiraI Instruments

nFATTY;S ORG ANS, 81 stops, 1928, pianos
kEna1l "a Eactory running day aud night SstAosu~
~ $2ss o1 nASiisI. " BEATTY. washington a.. %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-23
filming.

COPPER QUEEN, Honduras, Rosario, JGcn-
~ stta Carbonate Hill Silver Cord Castle py .c;,Ys
eren FTeeand Saeno Breeze Iron bellevue anu MI Ao'o
INFLATED mining Stocks bought and sold No..
w. BBkNToN WELLING, 61 Broad"y' hoon a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-23
f,teambcats ano aa,lroaos.
DALTIMORE AND ,S QH 10 T KAI wEsT

RALTlM6O.RSEy AM An line 1fi TO TIE WEST.
Trains saS cs6 5g saaSaS cr and all points West
DAILY FAST 81 Louis Connects ali points
West Daily for washington and all points West
For Time Tables Tickets seeR9g Be1dns ana Faen
apply COmpanys Office 80 and Il hroad"aS' 900
= RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
~ Station in New,9oTk' loot 81 WSeTysI ~
BCSnmenciSg January 20 1888 Leave NewYork
cbaps Tamanend Tamaqua HazetOn Drfton scranton
usPeT Bennington High Bridge Branch sehooey
Mountain Budds Lake, Lake Hopateong hason no
Gs s maS' Upper Ish scranton
,ib p % Na@c6 Chunk Hafeton wkesSarTe Sc
S:45 p m-For EaslOu. Wind Gap, Maneh CHUNK iS"iA
p@ mFor Pennington High Bridge Branch .a S SCI
Mountain Bqdas Lake Lake HSpStS11g Sa''O
6 bSo mFor Pason Allentown Reading HARRISBURG
Ms sunday Trains for Bound
and intermediate stations at $50 D. H. io ia''o"
h fcr SSWsT aRS az sGs 7O $50 S' ss9
9s c 49, 4so j. 80 $50 545 6i5 GSO $780,
s =, ra SS 10 1S eSS points points time tables stations
PGhIM AMB S1 Perm 3mOOy 49, HAS
For Freehold at s. SO llS M + Sp4m 445. epm.
NTIIEEWNfyygg IEEiR IS + SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
" L" 49, VIA sA n1Ss P PfSks. n. r..
srhAMF Foo i RE6ToR-sT,ooo
For Highlands Seabrght Monmouth Beach ana Long
Branch p.
For tantic Highlands p M for 7 ola
of ,S:l5 a. MOI 40, D. i' lol L"Ao
sxood Manchester Toms River, Barnegat &C. a.
II5 n IN for Atlantic City VtnelaDd Brdgetoh' ~0'
Sl5 a. m for stations 10 Highlands.
J.45 4.4j n IN for stations TO SeaDrlght
4 MIN for stations to Sandy HOOK: MIR.
.NTIFtW1Y0RK AND PHILADELPHIA.
IN BOUND BROOK ROUTE
For TRENTON and PHILADELP1tIA',
Leave New York from Station u Nm OF ~ ooo ~,
For Philadelphia Ninth and GIeen-sts az t49 soo
M S 1872 aSS ' FSf TSd y and 81 Ills
For For 4 hs9 aS SS $q Is S a. $50 100
IN. ON SUNDAY, $40 a $3.50, II p ~.
Return trains leave Philadelphia for NeW.n OH craon
From stations Phila and Reading RR. Ninth anu ~ nm
Sis at 100 $50, $50. IL llb, $40 o;4o o''' - p "
Sunday, $50 q. M. 5:3O ~ p M On ok m 800
From Third and BerksstS at 5:lu, o:Zo ~ a. ~
b20 $50 llSd Sunday at 81 . a. i M al 4 M
100 624 lisp Sunday LES. 9;ls a. m o. S,S trains
PULLMAN PALACE CARS are attached 10 uaD ro Ne W.
pnd SLEEPING COACHES to midnight trains 'io" WV
York and Philadelphia - ,;,r s,ation to and from
is made AZ jersey NY SN~''N ~ " ~
BROOKLYN and Depot, Jersey ~ Ns 900 ocl 4Ol
Tickets tor sale at loot of lberty,st Nos ~ Nos
o. az 2S broadway, and at the principal noela
and Courtst and Annex Ofce, geweIs mart "a
v TransIer Company Will call for and check pasEdSo
Nioin H0'o'' Va ~ III. p. BALDWIN. Gen. fass' Agent
n Crrr A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-23

OVSSipNT ASII THE FASTEST TIME CONsIsTENI
NAHN - ~ WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
xpress Trains New York. via DespSosSes Nh" oou'
n IA 20 $50 % ana 10 Limited II M l. ~ S4o
"" 80 "a and q D m and ~ night bundays o. ~
q, L.mii.d, ana 10 a m, a. q. T. and y. H. ana ~
soess Trains leave York daily except sunday a,
7au a. m. and y. m. running through via iion''" anu
etuTnne trains leave Broad street stations Phisdepha
lyOI :5O5 800 SAB 900 7:3u, $40 800 ana ~ ~ ~
imed Express lS6 n) & 2: 20; So os g2o
345 4. OPS liuiied $50 741 ana oxo Y: i i
Leave Philadelphia via Camden, 8 a M and A;3o y !" aA'
Tiesst Onces 49, $40 and ga Broadway Astor House
and foot Of Desbrosses Conrandt sta; CouItst anu
$roosiyn station, foot OF Fulton ST. BROOKLYN los
1i4 i and Huds0nst station Jersey Cly
fmigrant Ticket once. Pier J. ..o.t
The Transfer Company will call Tor ana cheeh
BAGGAGE from hotels and residences ..
'-rCHARLE6 T. PU8H, j. r. WOoD,
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-23
Gotels.
iUinier Resorts.


uYGEA HOTEL.
THE GREAT SOUTHERN RESORT
Send for circular describing hygenic adyantaEe Son.
rTyUF CLARENDON. ocean end Virginia.
are Atlantic civ NJ j. has been furnished with neat
ana s now In order guests It's high oonu,v n
n eahtn9ss 10 VII" o0'"A ' j. H. BARTLETT, Manager.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-23
Goruoratlon Nollres-

NITY OF NETWORK, FINANCE DE
y pTNTNT Bureau FOR the Collection OF Assessments
and Arrears Of Assessments and OF Croton water
Hauf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-23
,TYVsYTVANIA RAILROAD.
- ~ ON and after December 4, 1881
L. A Z L = -

n
AND UNITED STATES MAIL hOO =: !.
Grains New.York via DesDrcSse5 ohu NV"''"i'V
! Streets Ferries as follows; -. e.h NTH Pullman
a,risurg Pttsburg " est and South WIN fu'hah
Palace cars attached and D. N dairy sew hork
Limited OF PaIOT Dining SmoAIhS a"u
ing at . a. IN. every DAY. TO-. and I,ia M
E,iamspo Lock p nj CoTry ano Eiie a.
8 D. IN connecting at Cory for IltusVHe Fe'Ioe" N
ue AM, W " and the South Limited Washington
a. M arrive Washington ?. IN Regular wa H. anu T. ~
~ &c o. - IL r and Z p. ~. and ~ night "A 10 ,h,
sunday via b. and p. X. T., a. m, P M an" - N'H
via n and D r. H.. p III. and IL nlsh, and I n m On
For Atlantic Civ except Sunday. o:lo a. n, anu y ~
For csSe Msy except Sunday 5l5 lilo L. On saturdays
n B,pnrh Bay Head Junction. and ntermealae d o.
VIA Rahway and Amb0y a. N, IL ho1p, I5a rk y ~
Soais of fookyn Annex connect with AZ IN tansfer for
at Jersey city afording a speedy ano uircc' " ~
% yI From Psburg $40 and 30 a. M aS9 ana
as6 20 $50 9:35, 1895 and 1000 ~ Snnuay, o'oH
SO a. M I0S5 1850 From baltimore ~ ID
m Sunday 035 m From Philadelphia SOU oS% SSSY 20
90 q "a $40 lO40 lI4D 1920 2 SOD D;oO' .
S30 so g:35 1920. 1885 and 1000 p m sdhaav p ~
so $50 60 lllo e:2O 1880. S35' 1920 1880 ana
Ao'O pm PHILADELPHIA.
guR pEsTABLJsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
SoTaAINs EAcMwAY WE EXP. bEL PIP 81 SUN
DAY. SrATloNs liz, ~ Ynak '"' :"
.norptv TRACK THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
OMENT AND THE FASTEST TIME ii.1 CvNslsIhNr
N - WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-23

NOKWlCH LINE -. n..,,..0 and ,be ras,
IN no Boston, Worcester Nashua, Poruaho anu uc i'
i 1hc III" i'0" CITY OF WORCESTER.
.r.,, oc,ton the most elegant boat the Sound ana
" tnrn,'te CITY OF NEW YORK.
,oae pier 20 40 North foot OF Natsst next per
s'tnvc lily. eNceitShniiysa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-23
/ TOPULADELPHIA.

DOUBLE TRACE TIE MOTT ri IMPEoyER E9yIP
SASNN - ~ WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-23
Ocean Cleaners.

NCHOR LINE u. s. Mail Steamers
~ NETWORK and GLASGOW. via DERRY,
from pier 20, North River. NewYOrk
CIRCASSIA.. Feb. "a an ~ NESsIA.. Mar 10 am.
ETHIOPIA. Mar. 3. an: ANChpHIA Mar. H. pm
Rates OF passageto -. .,.,.,.
GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL BELFASror LONDONDERRY
Cabins $50 $50 Excursion tickets az reduced rates
Second Cabin $40 StcerageOutward. S2S Pfephi1 81
For OF Tours in scotland" rates plans &C. apply 70
HENDERSON BROrhER,. AGENTS. Bowling bic'n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-23
5iluatious mantso--females

NOOK. HOUSFWORK, &c.-By a capable
~ Scotch gr for city country excellent cook ana
frstrae not AFRAID u work. willing sober ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-23
Gounirp truperlp for Sale ano Go Eel

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
N YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT III b
UPTOWN OFFICES No. ,23S Broadway, corner Thirty.
drsIst. until r m. aud West Twenty third'st cor
Iighth No 92 East Fonrteenthst corner mon
souare 16D Tirdavc Foyseventhst a. Tho III r.
LIN OPTICS. Nos 0O7 and 1900 Third-ave., corner
one hundred up y p M atTeguiar o.
Coo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-23
IOR BOSTON.

FHIGH VALLEY RAlLkOAD.-I,Iass eise, {,
ans eave depOts foot Of Cortlandt and
al and 7 o. m EasOn, Bethlehem Alentown
Resdine Mach Chunk WilkesbaTe Towanda WeaxneIgH
LYONS Buffalo aud the West PULLMAN
.bran coaches run daily Local trains at 0lV IN Tor
Isston Re- n chem and COptlY. an - oroac, for all
Tahs eavns 720a and $40 P M eS nSSay tf IRAN an
ya 10 ranch CHUNK S:I5 Il. Leave hauch ChuhX AZ
tp I'D. . oesoo .o-rcr Of Church and COftlandt-sts.
General HHS'ern On00' WIN D. h. EXTINCTION. e. r. n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-23
NIEW-Y0RK AND LONG BRANCH R. r: :,

LEAVE NETWORK commencing OCT IL. 1852 ~ l.t5
FOR South AmbOy via c. X r. OF n j. D, = ~ - IT. n,
g. m via Penn r. r. u n 3 n sS si5sa M, i:15
a. 6 p. IN. Penn, r. r. a. M IL M $751; p Ii Jun
~ 2ef Red Bank Long Branch ocean Grove AspuTy iar
Sea rt Point Pleasant &c, wa X IL OF ~ - m
M i a. Il n M via Penn. h H. u H. sou LII y
SUNDAYS mot stopping at ocean Grove or AsOuy i"A'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-23
Diuioeno Notices.

NOHTnERV PACIFIC RAILROAD Company
TKEAsUHER's OFFICE No. ~ BEoADhTr
NEw.l ORR. Feb 10. 1888
COUPONS OF the Pend o'Orelllc Division
bonds Of this company due March Proxmo, viii be
P''4 wv ROBEItT LEEOX BELkNAP,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-23
ERIE RAILWAY, now known as tne = N Ne sn

IL YORK LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN la LhOAD'
rr.uge1nent trains from Chambers street Depot;
"a m-Clncnnati and Chicago Day EfpIess Oi""'"s'
Soon Coaches Buffalo and Suspension BIldse . po.,o
IN m (Daiy)Fast 1T Louis Express srilVlng ~
n, ronuecting with fast trains 10 the W es Anu
go Pumans Uest DTawingroo sleeping coaches 10
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1883-02-07

were painfully conscious of the ne ap-
proach of their foes. They ran along
the banks of the river with the hope OF
finding hiding-place.
Fortunately, they observed a hole in
the ice close to the shore, from which
the waters had receded. They sprang
into it, and by good luck found space
sufficient Under the thick ice to enable
them to advance some distance from the
hole. In these regions the water of the
streams is always turpid, owing to the
prevalent quicksands. The ice, there
fore, was far from being transparent,
and this fact saved the poor savage.
The Sioux. suspecting them to be hid
den in some one of the gullies opening
on the river, trod over them again and
again, but finally abandoned the searcn,
and the two lovers emerged from their
icy prison, after being confined there
two days and one night. During this
time they had sub listed entirely up IN
the Doctors rawhide quiver, an arti-
Gle which no warrior reinquishes eX-
cepting with his life.
Their journey to the Pawnee village
was toilsome beyond comparison, and
when accomplished, they were so ema-
ciated with hunger, cold and fatigue as
to be scarcely recognizable to the tribe,
who welcomed them as risen from the
dead. The grateful sqnaw rewarded
her lover by the immediate bestowal of
her hand; the tribe by a name COM
memorative of his endurance and con-
stancy.
could scarcely credit the exhibition
of love which this narrative indicates in
two such squalid objects aS sat before
me. Their buffalo robes were ii thy be
yond conception, and their coarse, un-
kempt hair, han ing in tangled masses
over their shoulders, gave them an
aspect far from lovabie. But the very
recital proved its existence, and it was
with feelings far mnre respectful than
commonly extended toward the race
that I opened the Office door and told
the swarthy pair it was time for them to
depart EdI0ard B. HeIt01s, ia Chicago
Inter- Ocean.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1883-02-07
The Renders.

Time and again the fate of the Ben
der family has been a question warmly
debated in all parts of the West. Many
jenple m ,intain that the family were
duly killed by the avengers of DIR. York,
whose de Ith first brought to notice the
murderius family. Notwithstanding this,
every little while cnmes the report that
the Benders are still living and have been
clptured There have ben discovered
no less Than one hundred different Ben,
der families, aud a collection of the
Newspaper sensations relative to the
discoveries of Benders would prove q
most interesting literary curiosity. The
Iaiest Bender sensation was a local one,
when the detectives of the city clapped
a guileleSs citizen into the calaboo- e
upon the statement of q man named
Green. He was discharged from Gus
tody few days afterward.
Tho Benders kept an inn on a lone
some road near Cherryvale, Laoette
County, Kas. The road passed through
the middle of a prairie, six miles from
Cherryvale, and at the iun travellers
often stopped to get lodgings for the
night. Travellers stopping there, sup
posed to have money, were seated at
the table, and while they were taking
their meals curtain, which was sus-
pended behind them, showed the posi-
ton of their heads. A blow with the
head of an ak from behind the curtain
would stun or finish them. The bodies
were lowered into a cellar underneath
through a ira ,-door, where the pockets
would be rided of m Jney and valuables,
and then the bodies were buried in a
hole dug in the lot In the rear of this
hospitabIe tavern. The disappearance
of DIR. York led to the discovery OF
these terrible crimes, and the sudden
departure of the Bender family.
Many statements of the manner In
which the Benders met their retribution
have been made, but the circumstances
of the affair have for long time been
enveloped in mystery. A new version
of the fate of the Bsndars sets the mat
ter beyond all doubt.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1883-02-07
Results Of short Memory.

Failure of memory is apt to be at
tended with very embarrassing results
sometimes IN social life. The sister Of
an eminent clergym IN, arcImpan, ing
her brother to a dinner party, entirel,
forgot that she was not at her own table
and apologizsd for the abom nahly bad
dinner. She was 'qui e ashamed" to
zee sch dishes sent to- able. The lady
of the house did not enjoy The blnnd =
quite - much as the other que t.. l. lie
lv in New York distinguished Engli h
gentleman called on big me"ch mt
WIN had euier'ai ed him ,wenv YEA
ago. 'sH Nv dye d., dr. p?
said expec'ing n dii' r p.
are vonp" ef,in,'d h ma cItr.
manners a q ar times hru-qe; 81 ~
know yuu." s'Sir G.. c." replied tn
other: "I had the pleasure of di"ing
with you two years ago. "A mi>ta' e.
sir; I neVer saw Y u before:" and
poor Sir &. c. re red C inf "rnded.