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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-15
PREPAaING FoR SEIMJC4FS FUNERAL.
The BODY TO LIE II STATE THE MONUMENT
GOVEtNOE HILL T. ATTEND

HE BODY TO LIE II SAFE M M'pN' 'hi."i
GovEtNOE HILL T. ATTEND.
UTICA n Y, Feb. 1.-THE funeral of cE-
Governor Seymour VIII be held al o'clock on Tue'd'T
afternoon from Trinity Church. Bishop Huntington
will conduct the services, which Will be simple. NO
public will be held at the house and IN" inter
ment ~ Forest II Cemetery Will Ice private. After the
church service public meeting viii he held IN the Opera
House at which b,ei Remarks will be- made b. exS"nl-
tor Herman Ellis II. Roberts, william j. Bacon. 4. VI
Bcarisey A. r. Goodwin aud Others. The boiy will lie
I'm stale I'm the hall NJ ex-senator Conkns house f,om
lot TUESDAY. Ex-senator 60 king trrF'I
here this afternoon. Nj D'r-hcimcr and Jddge Nj Ter
Cuuri VIII a'trni ~" funeral The r"d-
tivc- continue to receive dispatches Of CONFIDENCE from
al Iart- OF the country.
Of N"W-N"ry; Judg' Grnrg" T. t"m~t''k 81 S'r'c ~
Waller :. Church, Of Albany; frhhc~ ana NE hpu:
William J. Bacon OF UticL. ana Charles ID. Miller, oil
Geneva ,, .-- ..- 81,
The monument Governor seymour Will nav" was Oh
tanned 10y 40 Eem-ru "a tbs county ten years ago
IL !. bnu Ter pie al native gtaIc I'VE ana QUE
hlf feet long twn Icrt wle and aDolt u.tcn inch -
thick II will rs lld o. the crave ~ ~ n ~ STATE tI
viii have mn ornatnru.ftnu br ond -iupr luscrI
Governor away favored simplicity al iuh"
r,l- said monument should oc one Whlrh nature
hal provided
AIB,NY, Feb. II-Goyeruor I'm will attend the
funeral OF oritio muur at Utica on fue'dy lcav-
ns cry at $50 o'clock. II has not Yet been de-
clacd who will accompany the Governor. II Il highly
probable that many OF tue Statr officers will be present
at the funeral It - expected that Governor I'M will
deliver a short address "a, the memorial service now
beng arr.ugei wlich will he held after the body has
Orrn buried Yesterday Governor IIi received the FOL
lowing spatch from John r. seymour:
Your telegram received. We thank y0u FOR the KIND
terms In which yOu speak Of my decreased brothrr ana
Tor your sympathy IN our brrei'tmrhl. Inc luhrih
service be heidi AZ Trinity Church al - ~ next
TUESDAY. Zoe family VIII no Er'tliiei by your attend
aucc A!yise NE whether you VIII como uH"' enueu
aud AZ " that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-15
GOSSIP FROM THE OLD WORLD.

From Mr.. yq, is Ho,,d Loadon teb. 3
WOLSELEYS UNPAlD FELs.-Lord W olsclcy 5
refusal t. pay lees the rrnita LOlrg- or hs ne
uc us KtuC-p Arms ana his officials ior Inc
Insignia Of > r"tnck. ren'nis me OF Story IN, now a
George ". ccraiu knI-ut OF Windsor was gwen the
order OF 81 Micha" ana ~ H'orR'' anu h.ler t' m
Ycstture the usual account Of Ices was sent TO hin
which he swOre nothing would Induce MIN TO pay.
There was no precedent for such ,-e. memo
randun was scnt To SIR William Kushton "t Windsor.
IN that the HI gs pleasure hlSh, be taken. lhe
document was rel following endorsement
written by George " buseif: "stUp ID rllo" .
pay I'LL this clam Is cleared
WHEATsTONE's MONCMENT.-l am reminded
that year ago the PrJ.,t o' rIecunI ,lAtn, 10
the late Charles Vine otone. T. Il - III his naive
city Olnuc-rt-r started, influential committee
was fJrmel.-a the ntrn-trd Ia lr Fth OF INC
Lambeth school OF ART hlin'.h huloucrSter mah, NJ
cent inquiries GOuc-ter, hO~evtr. fail 10 elicit ny
memoir Al IN marble deserved. surely the prrecter
OF electric telegraph cOmmuncat on tha inventor OF me
appliances such recognition, not only OF his own
tOwusnien. but OF the Nation.
De LEssEPs AT SOCTHAMPToN.-S Outhamp-
NOR ing WAS respect lsu-httble exhibition OF
breeding thick heidednc lhlck sklhheuhers hhi
0g,,eLrre ali around Mr. Mayor Coles and the local
ntsDes made no allowance fact that NJ. de Les
sep was less OF English tuan they of French
Ihs was iBeXcusabe, considering the Aymphthetic All
mission which OF them na Just been making III re-
gard to the lnsuicency Of MOncsoors education Yet
nearly mortal hours they OomDardrd lhrlr dis.
tnguIsncd hut helpless guest with heavy artillery of
ecc esiaslical parliamentary. aud pirochihl topics
when would not Lave Interested MI In the smallest de
even II he had Derh pronirt Ill tne llsu lar
yernacuar. what WOuld 10 nave c"Iou ~,
"tne bishop and clergy OF the diocese. and
ministers Of All denominations : As far rs poor DE
Irssep- was concerned. the nOtahes might have bren
talking IN ChOctaw and aDout The party ndolties and
tergiversHtiuns Of the mouse OF ChgaRoOk Inc pheky
utte man God IL brayelY. He YHzcd SLOWLY around al
the hilarious assemblage with a half expression OF
amused curiosity. He nKed his elbows on the arms OF
his cnaIr contempt his shoe points lie TOOK
up his glass sipped put IL down. tumble with his cure
dent Time lie gazed at the ceing-n brown stuLy,
as II his with the nude nayvle or Panainh
and with cOnscrpt fathers 81 southampton IN
their spanses feathers. LucKy for NJ. de l"Ssels
he had III Lord MOnragu rlghl-hand nelghbor VINO
spoke French In justice 10 the southampton fhiheTs
IL must be said that the luncheon uHgnlnccht
triumph IN the art Of cookery ana the wines we're worthy
of he whites" IL the OratOry that was oil Wron.
When English tOwn-notabes next entertain dis IN
pushed foreigner and Orate would advise them 10
ID llnrL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-15
coycaFssuAN BCRLEI6H on THE TARIFF.

(ONCRtSSUIN ~ EiEIuH w 1HE IhHIIf'
Congressman BuGieigh, of Whitehall, who Is
in the cts largely interested In the u-
Der trade and consequently keeps close watch of the
tari movements in Congress. He asked Yesterday
II arG b would be passed at this sessOn and replied
"Ther will be "a bin reported within ten days d" not
believe il viii passed think that Speaker Carlisle :
influence VIII be excrtcd to end. He is careful
and conservative ana cvel-headed man-ab0u the best
mru In his party in Congress. hnd talk with him TINS
week and round that he opposed to any measure tha
Will indirectly disturb njure the general business Of
the country He figuring what is best for his
party aud thu X It wise to pass tarih bill Car
isle has a controlling u-nce with his party and l. in
position to prevent any extreme legislation which he is
disposed to do He has won the respect
Of the Republican members OF Congress
b. his fairness IN the chair ] have nrV,r seen
"a faireT IN that position. He has aJullclu way
about hn and Is furried He will stand aud take
the craukc>t member By the half hour or
hour without moving muscle of his face or beraying
the ~llgGest la patience"
'.Wbtt about the New York Senatorshipr
''It OUks To though Warner Miller wOuld be re-
elected. There is one opposed 10 him who mas any
strength. II can not compete with him.
How about DNeupOuF
''iIe told within elk that he Is not candidate
and that be is in favor Of Miller"
Have vOd seen any Pres Dental drift Yeti"
do unt ceve ;.cT- will he any positive drift for
any one nnt alter the elections this fall We Shall be
that House of Representatives Will not nave
Republican majority. b heve myself that we VIII
Theu PRESIDE ntidl candidates VIII Oegh 10
develop in earnest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-15
OBITUARY NOTES.

VINELAND, n. j., Feb. 14.-Commandcr
Roderick - McCook U. :. NJ died here yesterday. HIS
I'm, vv.s steubenville OHIO where he Will be buried.
Commander McCOok was born In OhiOIn 1899. entered
the Naval Academy In 1884 WAS with the San Jacint0
Will, capturing save-ships just before the War; aud
fran, a6l to sos took an active part I'm aggressive
nnra before Ne sbrrn Wilmington CharlestOn aud
Fnrt Fisher aud james River III" was commissioned
lieutenant i'm August, 1851 Lieutenant Commander IN
1868 WINS Executive Oficer or the kchrshge, Albany
ana Congress- and then commanded Ihe Na"'iStel h'n
g. nd Yantic In 1873 he became Comma der, aud IN
ig7z.7s was Navigation Officer at the Brooklyn Navy
Yard.
william c. Moore. president Of tho Nyack National
nab di.d nm saturday lie was well known In New York
financial circles.
Mrs Lucretla Elizabeth Moody. wife OF General Gran
VILE Moody died February AT the home OF her SON
h,Iau, Professor Hugh Boyd. In Mount Vernon. Iowa
M Moody wn- In ak yninth year aud she aud her
mad Just celebrated their golden wedding ami
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-15
Special Notlce5.

A William y. Moore, Auctioneer,
MOOREs AUCTION ROOMS 80 FIFTH-ANEp
Entire Collection OF
JAPANESE ART TREASU RES
From the
JAPANESE VILLAGE.
on FREE kNHIBI ION, 29p FtFTH-AVE.
Rare Antique BrOn Anngue and MOterl Cl hssonneS
Worries Crysas. Arms Lacquer Large aud Elegant abr
nets ieal and Lacquer iks Em rOldert = Ia pestres
emouoes screens Antique and Artistic Poteries
POrceiains, etc. - - -
ANTIQUE, AND MODERN FURNITURE
ak Old Mahogany Ebony Brass I1aid etc; Par.
or. amber and Dining uis Cabinets. Bookcases Desks
Bullets Tables and variety OF Decorative pieces Rich cut
Glass Elegant Frech ited Inner. Tea Fish,
aIue and Dessert clocks.
SALES: - - -
TUESDAY, WEDN ESDAH, Thu RSnAY AND FRIDAY,
FEB. IT, T. is AND 49,
AT O'CLOCK ZACH DAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-15
ARREST OLA PHYSICIAN AND HIS WIFE.

Inspector ByInes received word from war
den Rourke. Of Bellevue Hospital day or two ago. that
Emily Wright. young woman, was IN tho hospital evl-
IDENTITY suffering criminal alpractee. He detailed
Detectiye-Sergeants Hickey and Crowley the case.
The girl told them that she few days 10 DI
Theodore K KlDget OF No. 500 sixthave., for sellef
klngeTs wife told her that would ESQ., but as the
unfortunate had only $40 after talk the
doctor agreed 10 accept that amount The detectives
went to Kingets house, arrested him and took him TO
Bellevue Hospital. where he fully Identified by Miss
Wright Kinget locked up Police Headquarters.
His wife also arrested ana interview with
Inspector Byrnes made u confession.
Kinget sixty years OF his wife, who ID the third
f. nfty-nve. married about years.
Emily Wright is a servantgirl, aud has been In the
country about year and q bali.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-15
PROFESSOR CROMWELL on SWITZERLAND.
Profcssnr CrnmMelrs illustrated lecture Oh

Switzerland the Grand Opera House last evening was
listened 10 with interest by large audience The views
of Anime scenery the lakes and cities and the descrp
tops OF the habits industries and characteristics OF the
people were clearly presented The lecturer carried hl
Audience with him through the most dangerous noun
tain passes and the highest peaks of Mont Blanc
without "A misstep, amusing them on the way with
running commentary full Of humor on everything they
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-15
pUpJsn IN TUE RUIyS OLA house.

PHILADFLPHlA, Fed II.-Ihe tHrce-stOTy
dv.ing house, No 225 IAwrrnce-st, occupied 10y the
families OF william Hungerbneher aud John spegel-
holter fell suddenly this afternoon Although seven per
sop four of whom children, were buried In the
rims they ali mraculousy escaped serious Injury Mrs
Unmgerhnehler aud four children. ranging ~ age
ninre rs were also Margaret spegelhOter aud larry
IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-15

agaa you born" said intelligent look
lug man on Fourth-Ave. street car yesterday TO
companion.
Who Is the Plumcd KNIGHT T. asked the other,
"Why. man, where were you In the last Presidential
canvass 1t is Blaine OF Maine OF COURSE" the re-
sponse.
" Oh !" was the reloinder " do remember now. But
never much on nom de PLUNGE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-15
THE UEATHER REPORE
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 14.-FOr New England,
fair slightly weather, preceded by nearly station
airy temperature, westerly shifting to nOrtherly winds.
For the Middle Atlantic States increasing cloudiness
and local rains In southern portion. fair weather IN
the northern portion followed by local rains. variable
wind, generally shifting to nOrthely. colder weather
with slight cold ave during the night and OH Tuesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-15
WAITING FoRII TO BLOW OYER

fTOf1 Ihs LHItuVU IFIOrf- It'uI'.
president-Dan II doesn't seem TO me M IL
tho was as many offensive PARTISAN" lately as
there .,--.,
Inmout-Yes. Mr. President have two hve-busbol
baskets full OF names, but the weather hAH not been
favorable for report As soon as tue senatorial parom
proceed In the good old way.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-15
OHIO HEREAFTER soLIDLT REPUBLICAN,.

Chauncey Andrews, the lrOnmaster OF loungs-
town. ono, who was delegate to the last National
Republican Convention, Il in the city. He WAS asked
yesterday TRIBUNE reporter about the situation AT
Columbus, and replied:
There is good deal OF a middle there, but OF one
thing there is mistake The frauds at Cincinnati were
terrible The facts about them may never come
out but people or the state know pretty well what
occurred here in general way. and that fact VIII make
Ohio soldy Republic an for all time. The interests Of
the State are so imports ut that the people will
consent to ct their control pass into the hands OF n
party OF balOt-bOx suffers The best part of the d.
cratic party condemns the frauds as severely as Repub
licdls. bat las Vuic' In De nOcratlc cOunSols.'
What about the Payne investigation Z"
The committee is waiting for Colonel DOnaYin 10
sober up member OF the committee tod me Just ne
fore they had struck II rich. There Wa.
some fear thai Douavn had been 'hxed while here IN
New York and would not tcstlfy but he says That he
proposes tell ali he knows as lie is well enough
10 20 before the committee"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-15

When Your Liver is Out of Order use DR..
Jaynes sanativs Pills and you will nationally assist this
organ to regain healthy condition. aud get rid of many
distressing symptoms. :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-15
THOSE UNREASONABLE PARENTs.-Pater-
FROM THE SISTERS OF CHARITY.
PROVIDENCE HOSPITAL.


WAsHINGToS, ID. C., April 81, 1884.
We take pleasure in attesting the merits and
soothing qualities OF AllcOck's Porous Pasters having
used them various occasions with much benefit to
many of the patients under charge during many
years. SISTERS OF CHARITY. :!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-15
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

IN, d.sam ho variations this city oy tsn
divisions Of time for tue y his
nidnebi white line represent. the osc
y Prru hours Tue broken Or dotted nhs 49,
Indicated BY the tuefno meter a. huH'
net pharmacy, Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-15
Mr. Mccarthy wa. born 10 syracu.e In 1914 hi. tathe

Mr. Mccarthy was born IN syracuse In 1914 his father
having come from Blarneg Castle. Ireland. ana MS
Snothrr from Plymouth Rock. NJ ss. His education was
complet ed atths Onondaga Academy and the Yates
PolytrchnIc school His first business was the manu-
acurc of salt bat ate ward lac engaged IN mercantile
nursu and the mead ~ one or the best known ana
iarpe,t houses IN Central NewIOrk lie had been pron
nent In politics forty years His hrs Office wa that
nj Asseiublyman which he filed In lSIB. He was
Mayor of Syracuse 1883 and was sent To Congress ~
sG6 seryn. there four years In 1879 he WAS elected
In hc STATE SENATE from the OnOndaga district Tor the
Term br,nnlng the following January His repeated r.
eiection kept MIN there ten years. aud he became
prominent member 81 that body Last year There was
iulk OF nominating him for Governor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-15

Tue Independent Order OF the Free Sons OF Israel met
last night at ZIOn Lodge, No. 49, 323 B0wery Juins
HarDurger First United states Deputy Grand Master,
delivered eulogies on General Hancock and horatio
Seymour Counsellor Joseph steiner Moses Ameflcan'
Dr. II. l. Bienenfeld and others also spOke
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-15

Is Fad that tho three Artists committed with tbs
absurd request ~ Congressional committee 10 submit
SKETCHES tho ,wb!rs HoluuIcns, te sation
being $3.50 each, Lave yet received report upon
-ieir work MOdels and drawings fpr u monument 70
General Robert E. Lee bo ereetad IA kcampnd have
been placed exhibition az tho COFcJrsn Gallery in
Washington These lols and wings described
as from arcnit6ots and sculptOrs ia Europe"
nnpatrtotic discrimination that OF the We'teru
gentleman ~ recently passed thro lh this city to
look about In Europe for sculptor 90 oSccute statue
OF OF the most American of Americans Lewis Cass.
THOSE UNREASONABLE PARENTs.-Pater-
Look here. johnnie you persist in going past that
"danger' board ri make you take y0ur skates ~.
Jonnnic-Oh, never mind. guv'nor According IL
Pun always getting into hot water. III! be a little
change TO get into coN.-[Fun.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-15
ORR I.fRI.
Ex.coxGREssMAy DENNIS MCCARTHY

SYRACUSE, y. Y, Feb. l4.-EX- COn gresham
and State Senator Dennis McCanv died ~ ais home In
mis- city AT o'clock Tonight Illness OF three
weeks duration. Tue senator's life Was drspnired OF
about a week ago. but he rallied somewhat aud there
WAS 10 apparent change In his condition ny To the
moment OF his death. lie was being assisted 10 some
change IN his c.Othing for winch he had eHPre'sei
vsh when the exerton seelned too much Tor MIN ana
he sank back arms OF his attendants ana expired
Immediately. Only portion of his family was with nm
M the tlme As-cmbl lyman Thomas McChrthy,
not anticipating any Immediate danger, hah gone 10
Nrw.York, ami his other son was not AT nome. Dr.
Tuum,s Emory. sun-n-law OF senator Mccarthy, was
with hun At the tis, also Mrs. Mccarthy, Mrs
Emory ana Miss Kate Mccarthy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-15
UoIi.lrIl Notices.

The Monthly Meeting Of T aE REPUBLICAN COUNTY
COMMITTEE viii be held At Grand opera HOUSE Hal 90
Tue slay evening, 3 bi uary III. Lost, at o'clock
he Executive Committee VIII meet =. iJn
hNNON 1seocratar1 PRESIDENT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-15

See Judge of February II, and its attack on
society women =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-15

burned yesterday morning Two other buiidings were
burned another down TO stop the spreal VI
the flames. Loss, 81 1000; Insurance, $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-15

See Judge OF February H. its attack on society
women
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-15

Through ExpOanrc the Late storm
Mnudes OF people have contracted heavy Gods v.ich
Benson DisteFs the best possible remedy
Ods ya pasers adhesive Or luee no
effect where there diseased condition. for Benson
and decline cheap I'M atI0ls ana substitutlons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-15

Mr.. vest this gives uttcranee TO sentence when
sny glance perfectly inpiegnated with
ArnaAh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-15

.The Most Important Art Event OF this century"
NOW ON EXHIBITION
the
AMERICAN ART GALLERIES,
ENTRANCE EAST 23D-sT,
from a. m. TO i p and 1880 to lOp. m
THE ART COLLECTION
formed by the late
MRS. MARY j. MORGAN,
the whole representing a cost vaue of
SEVERAL MILLION DOLLARS.
Will BE- so d absolutely without n serve bv dcrof
WIN. MoIR. ESD, ADMIN . iRATOR,
BEGINNLNG thursday. MARCH 30 NEXT. .
Full date Of ,e viii in Catalogue
now ready. and tuture adyertlsen,nts
THOMAS r.. kIR 4. AUCfIOSEER
AMERICAN ART ASSOCIATION. Managers
OFFICE, EAST 23D.ST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-15

CHAPPED HANDS
Use Cola lte's Dermsl Soap.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-15

THE FCND FOR GENERAL HANCOCHS WIDOW.
The following are the subscriptions thus far
made to the Hancock Memorial Fund tor the benefit
OF Mrs Hancock whose only income ia the pension al
- nrfh r,irn hN he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-15

he WASN'T POSTED ON PLUMES
"The Plumed Knight is coming to the front
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-07-05

arm and leg. He will be laid up for
several days. DR.. Barh attended him.
Conductor and Mrs. A. L. Barber and
Mrs. W. o. Willis. visited relatives at
Larchland on Saturday. They had fire.
works in the evening, when Barber dis
tlnguished himself by shooting sky-rock-
cts and roman candles in every conceiv-
able direction much TO the edification of
the assembled multitude.
Through misunderstanding as TO
where the match would take place, tie
game between the Cordova club and Nine
Stars did not take place place yesterday.
The Stars were willing to play on any
grounds but the Cordovas backed out.
The EDWARDS then PLAYED few innings
with the visitors and scooped them.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-07-05
POLICE POINTS


The excursion and picnic down the
Ilyer on The F. G. A. Dcnkman on Satur-
day was most enjoyable affair. EX
actly SIXTY two persons composed the
party, and Jolly one it was Although
on shore the atmosphere was sitting and
heated, a refreshing breeze 1oated over
the broad expansc of the Mississippi,
making it delightfully."- cool and pleasant
on the boat; 50 much so that dancing
was freely INDUCED in without any dis,
comfort Bleuers baud discoursed its
enchanting music for the dancers \
stop was made for dinner about half way
between this city aud Muscatiue. at a
grove on the Iowa side A table OF
large dimensions was set in a shady spot
and the picnicers sat down TO regular
banquet under the canopy of blue Al,
ter dinner the trip to Muscatine was con
timed, and after reaching there, an hour
and halfs time was put in very pleas
antly. On the return trip, as soon as
darkness set in, the time was occupied in
celebrating the glorious Fourth. A large
and varied stock of fireworks had been
secured, aud Tor couple of hours the
water in the vicinity of the Deukmau
was Illuminated by fine pyrotechniC
display. At $50 the boat landed at the
levee, all on board feeling that they had
spent day of most perfect enjoyment,
and cviaced sufficient patriotism for a
year to come.