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SRAND FALLS, LABT.ADOR.
JHE GBKAT OATAJUCI ACiTRATELY BTUD.
1KD 1JY KENAhToN AND BBYANT.
RXCORDS OP IMI'OF.TANT OBsERVATIONS-TIlF.
TOPOF.RA. 11Y OF AN ALAIOST UNKNOWN
IUVI.i;?AUVl NTUIU S OF TUE TWO
AMKUH'AN BXP16BBBS.
St. Johns N. F., Oct. b.-ln the nmi.th <.l
August, 1B3B, Jolm Mel-MM, ivn oflieer of tlie
Hudson Bap Company, who spcnt twenty-YB
years in tlieir service, was on un explorin^ c\
|XMlit.U>n in thnt " grvat BBd terrible wilderncss''
known aa Lnhradar. Leavin^ L'ngavti llay, aa
arai of Hudson's Lfciy, in coiupauy with Itidiuii
guides, he took a canoe rotitc through a reglBB "1
utter sW-rility und dcsolation, afld nt lcngth reached
l,akc Petchikapou, whence the largest river in
Labrador lakBB ih* risc. lt is called the Grand or
Hauiiltou Kiver, and falls into the head ol Hami.
ton Inlet after a course of about 400 miles. Fole
lowing Uie streatu iu his canoe, he was prooeedint
gayly and swiftly down this river, which no wliite
man had ever aeen before, wbeu " one evening."
he aays in his journal. "the roar of a mighty OBfr
aract burst upon our cars, warning us that dun^cr
?was at hand. We soon reaciied the spot, wblcb
presennd to us one of the grandest spcctaclcs in
the world. About six inUe. above the Call the
river suddenly contracts from a width of frotu
400 to tioo yarda to about ioo yarda; then, roah.
iug along iu a continuous f-aiuing rapid, linally
contract- to a breadth of about fiftv yarda BK ll
precipitates itwlf over the r?>ek which fornis the
fall; when still roanug and foaraing, il pureuea
its maddenci! eoaiBB for about a dlBtanee ol thirty
miles, pent up between walls ot rook tliat tiafl
some-inivs to the baiffhl of 300 feel an either side.
'lhLs srupeutious fall exeeeda Ib heifhl tbe fBUa
i,t Niagara but bears no coinpaiisou to that -tib
lime object in any other Nifeet, Is-ing nearly
hidden Irom the view by the abrupt angle which
the roeks fona hnmediatelv baaeath us. Ii not
seen, however, it is fleU : BOflk lfl the cxtruordinarv
force with which it tuuables late the abyss iinder
nealh thal we fell the solid roeflc ahaka ander oui
feet aa we stood 200 tet-t abaTC the gulf. A dense
cloud of vapor, which can be seen at a great dis
tance in olear weather, bang* over the spot. From
the fall to the foot of the rapid?a dlataaee of
thirty miles?the tigzag eeaXBC of the river pre
sente such Bharp augles that you see notking of 11
until within a few yards ot its baaka Might
?ot this circumstance iead the gcolouist, to the
conclusion tliat the fnll had teeeded this distanoc
The mind shrinks from the eonteaaplatlon of a
6ubject that carries it baek to a period of tirm- so
very remote; for if the rock, ayenlte, alwaya
ponscssed its preseut sulidity and hardness, ths
aetion of the water alou. B_fh1 reqnire mlUiona
of years to prodnee such a iestilt.'
LKFT IN SOI.ITUDE FOR TWENTV VI -BS.
Such is the eoaeant oi the Qrand Fallfl on the
Hauiiltou or Grand Hiver by MoLean, the first
wbUe man who saw them, iu his "Notes ol ?
Twenty-flve-Ycare Servfce in the Hadaon Baj
Territory" ?a highly interesting book, pnbUshed
nearly lifty years ago and now out of print, aad 1
believe very BSaiee. His desrriptioti is oorreot
and graphic, though, as we shall see] he undcr
estimated tbe keight of the falls by 11b' feet.
He tried hard to pet hit. oaaoe with the bl
sarried putrt the fells* aud beyond this huge wii.d
ing canon, so as tv launch it agala and follow the
river to tha sea. All in vaiu. After BtTOggling
for a whole day through boga, BwaiapB and fallen
tree!?, he found the river inaceessihle, and at
len?th gave up the atteinpt aad retumed to the
T>ost whence he started. The falls eould not be
circumvented; and he _ays "with heavy heatte
and weary limbs we letrnced otir stejis.''
For twenty years after McLeau's vi.sit the
Grand Falls were left to thunder on in their soli
tud. in this land of dewdatlon. No Lidian would
approach them, &6 tbey have a flrmly believeii tia
dition that no one can look ii|>ou them and live.
Tbey are said to >>e the abode of evil BpiritB who
are flittinj; about under the mist-eunopy that
shrouds the dreadftil bofliBf oaldroo. Thirty
years ago, however, a Mr. KeBBedy who ht .1
charae of Fort Nascofiee? a tradlag jm>it of the
Hudson llay OoapaBJ, <>u Lake Petehikapoa, re
solved to v_.it tlie falls. He lueceeded In ln
ducinp an Iroquois Imlian who aras :>t the for*. to
act as his guide. Thia Lndiaa, who is still alive.
rejoiced in the name of Lonia-OTer-the-flre and did
not sluvre tlie suix'rstitious dread of ihe falla
common among the Lahradoi Indiana. SUmjdated
by the white man _ irold, he led the wap am!
besiile the awful ohasm.
I am not aware that any account of lOniie.lyV
visit has ever been piven to tlie world ; but the
tradirions of tlie Hadaofl C>;".' Company and tbe
livlng testimony of Louis put it beyond doubt.
For thirty years more the Grand Falls were lefl
in their solitary graadenr amid their grim
roundincs. No humau ear listcned to their deep
tliunder-tones; no huiuati eye marked tlie wild
l^aut^- of the setie, or the glories of the rain
bow playinc on the great "pillai of cloud." Tlie
Indian trail which led to Fort Naaoopee, on Lake
Petchikapon. and catne wittiin lift.v miles ot the
falls, was dlanacd. as the Hndaon Bay Company
abandoned tliat pust soaae tweuty-si'ven yeara Bffo;
bo that no one ever atteinpted io aseend Grand
Kiver. Tlie story of the falls becasM a dim tra
dition and was ahnost forgotten.
HOI.MF.'s TRIP BP IHE hTRF.\M.
At -BMrth, in ls^7. Mr. Baodale 1". Hohae,
an Knglisliman, resohe.i ta penetrate
ihese wllds and Bohre the mjttttj.
Aoeonipanied by two men, he aaeended
Grand River from it? outiet, fh lliunilton Inlet, and
after a hard struggle, tracking most of the way
Bgaiust a swi_t curreut, along nifged bauks, and
dragging the boat up dangerotis nij>i<_;. he reaahed
Lake Waminikapou, ..r :i_ it is uiore correetly
rendered frotn the Indian, Lake Waaakoebow,
through yt^nch the (irand Kiver flawa After
rowiug twenty miles up this lake. aad read-tag]
as be beheved, within fift.v milea <>r the falls?
tboii|{h this proved Ui i* an nii.ler-4'stiiuate of the
diwtanoe ?his provisions heoaaM exhauated, aud to
his intense chugriu he wtis BBflipelled to tum baek,
an<l ieave to others the honor ot redi-OOTering
l!;e falls. Oa his returu to P?glaad be rea/l a
mi*t iutetestitig pi?|>er, descriptive ol lii.s journey,
l*fore the Itoyal Geojirapl enl Soeiet.v of Eng?
land? wlihh was printed iti ihelr nonthly record
for Apri!', 18B8.
It was. no doubt, this repoM of Mr. Holme
which klndled a deabe ia the minds of aome en
terpiLsiiig Ainericans to Boiapiete the undertaklng
iti wlii'h la- h;wJ Called an.l Io lilt tke tell from
th??^4' m.vstenous lalls. Carloasly eiiougli, two
parHra. eotLrely Indepeadent of eaeb other, itarted
in June last, haaiag the s;nii?' object in viaw.
Henry Grier Bryant, a foitng h.wyer of Phila
delphia. who h.s iravelled extenalvvly la rarious
countnes of the Old aad Wea \S'..t!.i, aeeempanled
by Proft-Bs ir Kenastou, of Waaliington, seoretauy
of the N.ition.il Geographical Society, lefl New.
York June :.'t, f<?r St. John'ft Newfoundland, en
roiit. rr Ihe Orand Falls. \fr. lirvant -,m's the
ar?ani/er and leader of the eaterpriae, saftiioh araa
BBdartahen s*.l J.\ ;.i li^ awn t-\,'.'' ^??. Profeaaor
Kenaatou h> an evperieucil explorer and a uiuu oi
ao>ntitie. BttalaBafBta Mr. Bryanl is tbe vary
tuodel of an aacphaai aliony, "light <>f foot as ?
wild roe,'' aetlre, riaeary, bold, bal aoi raab or
foolhar.iy. I mav add that be i.s afl aeoompliahed
and agreeHble g? .liL-niau, haviti. a arlde l-Og. ol
iaformation. lle is a pradaate of Prlaeeton.
The BaithaoaiaB InaUtattoa gave [ta naetioB to
their eiped.t.on, BB 1 toe L'tiit- I Btatea '?? < i .-..'..I
Sur-ey gfaalad Ihe aaa <>i eerl da laatnunenta for
making S'ientalic ohscrvalious Sir Doaald
bmith furnishe.i them wifn letters of introducliou
W the oflicers of the Hudson Hay < ouip.my iu
HEATING APPARATUS
COOKINC RANGES
RlCNARDSOR & BOYNTON Cc.
832 & 234 Water Street.
A4dreaj far 33 Yeara*
Hr.inilt.il Inl't. . Tley Iw6 IB c-vc-r.v iesp? ,1
UbBfWBtBlj equipp.d fof stu-li nn enlc-rprise.
Tlir I Xl'I'I'lTION' FKOM BOWDOIH
Ofl agltVlBg 61 Halifax tlu- tWO tiaxelle.r,
learncd 89 their Htirprise from tl.e newr-papei
thut, [folaaai Lee, ef Howdoiu College, aritb 9oiae
txveiity students and gradaate*, was roUowing
theaa ln the Me.-.krr srhoeuer. Bound i"r Labrador,
innl th 't Om I'xpiunitixui of tbe Graad Falla araa
iuclucleci in their i.r.u.Taiuni<\ < >n obtaiDiflg 11.w
informntioii, Mr. P.ryai.t adflKaaed 9 eourtteaa let
t r to Professor Lee, tlescritiing the ob
cnterprise. ll.i-l it been BOBalbk for tbe two c\
jicdiiiona to here bb oBerated, aad to hare made
thc- explor.ition of thc falls jointly, donbtleea it
xx-ouid kar* Ik-c-ii aaete drsiraido aad perbapa
yiHdexl iietter results. Ihteontrollable cirenm
aaaaeaB, Bawarer, pra?aatad ajooh comblnejd aoftiOB.
Eaeh party look its OWfl eours-. Tlie DeOBet
xx-enti thr'utrli tlie Straits of Delle Isle and leaohed
the tnouth of Grand h'ivi-r llrst. Tlie WOlid baa
already learned now two of tlie yoBflg Btodenta
reached the falls. 1 beg to ndd n..\ DMed of a<l
mirittlon of the heroie, pl.iek nnd OOOrage tliey dis
pla.xel iu a hazardous enteiprist-.
Mr. Ilryaut aud Proiessor Keuasfon reaobed St
.lohn's July 2, but to their intensc- disappoiiitnieiit
found that the iu.il steainer Curiexv had to under^.i
repairs aud would uot BtBIt Licloie .lnly 10.
Landins: at Riirulct, iu Hamilton Jnlef. thev pro
eured a aohOQBBf 68 take tli.-ui lo Nortbxvest, River
Statioii, wbere tliey htipt-1 88 eagag* Indiaim as
gttidea aud assistautfc. A week was lost in at
teaiptiag tO m'i.rotiat<- with tbeae Iu.lians, xx-hci ?h
long tj tl.e Cree family. ln tlie end they flatly
deelined tu go, IntlueiieeJ by their feuperstitious
diead of tbe falls aud beinn po.ssibly di.Min hni-d
to underiro bard work. Mr, Uryant then -e.-ured
the eerrioea >.i a atordy Sootebiaao Daaaed John
Montagae, xx-l.o xvas a rcsuleiit al. the post, und whfl
bid aeeampaaied Mr. Hobae ln 1887. He aJao
bired au Eaqolmau. Hc procured an ordinary
iigi.t rivei i?"at to oarry atorea und lnBtrnaaeflta,
and also took a Raaatoa canop whieh ht- had
t.rougbt from New-York. Un Anguat 3 the
party 9tarted from tbe month of Uranc/ Kiver.
A LABORIOUfl Jui'HM Y OF BZPLOIUTIOK.
Jt xvas through H4> miamanageinent or want of
tbal tbe Bryaal ii irty foand then
teoond in tbe reee, bul bj reaaoo ol adverae cir?
onntakaweea over whlch tbey had no control. Mr
Bryant, bowerer, nifi not bealtate for a moment
iu foliowiii^i up hM enterprit*. lh> iiad atarted
xvitb a vit'xx oi reaching tbe Qrand Falla, aud tlu
faet oi anether havBaj gol in advance, who might
or might not he eucoeebful, did nol influence hia
? of aetion. Ji was nol a oaa* ol priorlty <>i
diaoorery, i..r tbe l'ails had i>e.-ii diacorered long
before. lt was rather an enterpriae to rerify re
poit.s, ai.n to make a careful examination ol the
region,
Ibe explorera found tben*KlveaV>mewhal bantU
onpped by tbe heaviiy laden boat whioh carried
their proviaiona and InairuineiitB, The c
waa *o atroog that little uac could be made of
oar* aad paddlea; and it was neceaaary to track
i the waj', and to drag tbe boatr- by aheei
Btrength through numeroua rapida. Tbe I
were rocky aud often gteep and rugged. Al
timea they iiad io Leave tbe river aud "porl
atorea arouad a peeuiiarly dUticolt and dan
geroua rapid. >u laborioue waa tbe work tbal
uccaaianahj tbey made only three miiea a day.
Stout iMaraj aud atrong arma won tbe dav, and
ut length, on Auguat '.'"., th.-y reached Bnke
Wanakoobow ("Wbite Lake"), through whlch tbe
i,\er Bowa, baring made aome 188 miiea. (>n
tb* lake tliey couid aaa their ^ail^, and wltb a
favorable wind made (..riy miiea in one daj
rJnteriug tbe rlvef ngaia, tbey reaobed tbe bead
of oanoe navigatiou. Wutt-r Wa* no loflger axail
able, and awing to tbe force oi thc- ourrenl they
iiad Ui brave Um river and tramp it on foot in
order to reaeli the ialls.
At this poiut they were fortunate enongb to
diaoovei the ItHiian trail i^j Fort Naaeopee, whicb
iiad iven diauaed for twenty-aeven yeara Here
then they left tiieir iioat, ba. Ing forme i aa encamp
ineiit : and Uking their CaOOC, Witfa tbelT iii.-t.ra
uientb an.l a bmali atock oi proviaiona, tbey atruck
lnto th.- Indiiiu trail, wbicb led in a nortbeaal
diiection. They crotsed m lucceeaion alx lakes
with Intervening portagea. The aeenery along
ibeaa Juiies was beautiful; tbe climaie rieiightiul,
tbe days warin, and t':e nighta COol. The moaqul
,l saod-niea "alone were xile," bltwdthirat.v
a.aj renomeua Berriea oovered tbe grunnd ln
profuaion. Treea were abundant, But animal life
wa* meagre.
THROUGH A TRACKLESS WILDEBWESS.
Haying reaobed a aeventh lake the party rrfl
tln-ir c-aii'.e. and, ahandoning tl? [ndian trail,
atruck out iur the falhi ln a northweal di e I
iK-iug in 1 ii:iit marohing order, and carrylng only a
sinail Btook of proviaiona. l beir oourae now lay
through a truokieaa wliderneaa, awfnl in Ita dea
olation, having* been awep bj Bre. Cou
take* were aeen; huge bouldera covered tb
tace. burned timbei ubatructed Uieii advance.
At ic.iLiii, after u weariaome tramp oi two daya,
tl.eir beart* \x.i<- glad ? aighl of the ob
;.'.-i ..I ii,.-i.- tojla, the noiae ol wbich tbey had
beard on their Brat march along tbe Indlan tr.-ul,
al a dislaln-e ol t w.-nl.v-lix c imle.-. lt WOB B
never to be forgotten?one tbal en ravea ii-.',i
nn memory?a tableta forever. Aftei stiui i
l st "-<i in from ni tiie
U-ranii i ai.-. li wa* oim "i tlume auprone mo
menbi whicb occui only occaeronalij in .. lifetlme.
I'l.t- yi.at maaa ..i wblte, f< iming water leapin^
lnto au uniathomable ubyas rrom a belgbt twice
i i made the aojld rocka
ail around tremble aud eent up a vaal column fu
vapor, whieh mounted bundreua ol feel lnto tbe
atmoaphero, iH';.rr; viaibk al a di*tance oi twenty
live miiea. The di ut roai teverberating
along tbe rocky waila ui the gorge below, gave u..
in p eaalve idea -ii tbe mighty force* at work
within tbe acethina caldron. From tbe deep
pool lnto whicb tbe river Uurla Itaelf, tlie watej
ruohea away in n wild torrent through a .
. ?
Striiung againal tbe aidea oi tbia tortuo ia ebannel,
xxlii.-ii make* frequenl lurna, an.l Bowing .-\er a
, aloping bottom, tin- water formt xvh.rlpool
rapida, wiiich, impingina on the one Bank, rueh
back, eddying and whirllng, to tha oppoeite alde,
Um appearanoe beloxv the talls, as far as the e.\e
<-uii leach, ih that of u wa in a storui. The IchimIi
of this naiiow ci.iisiii through wbicb t.'ie river
fiewa below the falbi is nol l.tas tban twenty-flve
to thirty miiea?one of tbe moat recaarkable canona
iu tbe worhK
Having feacted their eye* oa this grand naee
taele, tbe explorerg made theli way to tbe beigbi
over the fnhs. Here tbey were able to atudy tho
lui-ination ol tbe falls, whieh in teveral 99
pecte is onique. <;oin^ h?a<-k lhalf u. miie froer
Uie point wbere tbe eataraei oocuro, they fonnd
tlie river there to b* ir-un 400 l? 600 yara* xxide
Then it. begina t<> narrow gradually?tbe bank*
approach eaek otber, t.n. at the falla, tbe width
d es nol exceed '.'<|(| feet Then are three dia
tinal rapida immediately above tbe falla, wbicb
add greatly to the graadeur of tbe aeene. It re>
ntinda u* of the rapidi above the falla ol NL
b on a far gmaller aoaie, iu whicb fei ;> mile
tbe river ruahe* along foaming bvct b rougb
bottom, The laal of the three rapida nreparatory
).. tbe Bnal leap U i1-' feei ln length, and tbe
angle of the slope thlrtx degree*. The conaequence
is thal th* water driven by tlie two rapida behind
and compiraaed lnto a ebannel only 200 feet xxide
li.-es lnto aurgeft, broken and abn.pt, and preeip
[torli over the rocky edge ^v 1111 greal
x iolence.
|:, careful measnrement* the explorera
tained thal t1"' helght of tl* Bld ii-et. II
tbe three rapida be incluiied. tbe entire deacenl
would be ."."ii feet Al Nlagara the river aakea
.i (ieaeenl "i 52 feel i'i tbe mile, i.et.."- being pre
i |nto ' he ?' i*in below < en the tn ?
the heighl ls 161 feet; on the Canadlan 150:
s body ol water givei
Falla a nuTTUiaalnrr granoeur to wbicb i
. Irinfl can be i ompnred, with Ibe ?m
oi the Zamlieei Falla. wbich are oolj 200 i.-.-t ln
helght At Niagara the largi cal
roile i.d; tbe amallei 600 feeg. lt a their
greal belghl wl.ieh give* to the Qrand Falla oi
Labrador their grandeiir and inipreaBiveneaa, .\
peril Mr. Bryanl maneged to *cramlile down
bne rn'..-..-I and preeipltous ni ?!; t., the botton ol
? (la, and obtalned anerold readJaga, wniob
were cheeked by mraatirenMxnta from above, and
gave the reeuli abeady ht .te<i of 318 feet. He
ventured down -.il"ii.-. and for a time hia ont*
?? ? , : bul
after an abaane* <>t tfaree houra l.e returoed nn
Bonthed.
\lr. I*r - r:t .d.tained exrellenl pbotogmpba ol
tbe lalls ir.n. various point* oi vlew. Profeaaor
Kenaatvn made careful raet mrement* oi tbe rapicbi
. r i| ui tbe ri\-er f..r armte rlbrtaare above them
He alun colleeted over 200 boi inical aperlmea*, and
a large nurnbrr of geolooical aprclmena. Mr
Bryanl kepl a reeord <>* tl e aeteorologiea] obaer
a t l en on thc- joarney eaek <tnx. as \\
,,( ]i aelentifle pkenomena ol Intereat Tbea.
ail] prove to he ai maob ntlae, ns throaing aome
is " greal I n . ! i
penetrated indeed, when theae raporer* come to
reeoiint the atory of OTir adveotore* from N? u
Vork to tbe 'h awi rfm, it will pri.ie t be
.,i ?nrpaaaiag i!it?^-i*t, baving ihe eharm of freah
i'ii| I'.iveity end ponu-nntinv wh'. eommon
place travela .long well-beaten aatla. i''ie araeri
een puldi" xx;|l, no d'.ulif, aagedy exjw- t tlu- :>??
oonni of their eapleratlon*.
Tbe liBitance'^fl Uw fall* from Ibe moutl. of tbu
nvcr tiiev .'.-tunali' nt iil.o.it IM nuiVs. ' hfl
rth of thfl rivcr Ifl .0- f_-1 j H* ileptli.
.xeept at tbe rapida, in fnmi in to II fc-i
rhe explorera bow tnmed their fiw-* kumewaw.
ln the tramp hack throngh thfl flofldfl to H* "P"1
whi-r.' the e.'.t.<?* waa leit tJiev gol entengfed Ln a
lacufltrine region, iri-l wandered f.,r ? tinu* tlirouKh
boga snd swampa, unable to trnd tlu-ir way oul of
tbe labyrinth ..f lah_ flak. wet, miBfli-Me and
rxhauated. .\t leogth, when altT,u-t il. .pomlent.
they regalned thfl t-flck an. reaohed the oflflme.
(.nce they mbiirkcd <>ti the nvcr their ehief
trouhlefl were en.li-'l. The Bwi-t-krwiBfl enrreiit
eurrie.l them <l"w:i nipiilly, and in wven ilnys
thev rea-jhed the moutk ol the rlver?? ___*___-?
which re inlred b month's hard t..ii in a_Me_ding.
Our tii.nl les often -t-K fnon trivial enun,".
ln pnckiittr their provlfltaofl Ik'Io. ? startin. , hy
some ___iae?l or earelc_.t_.-_j <?n the nurt of the
suppiier, the hard Mfleoita, so aultable f?r aaoh
u tr.iiii|i, were left. behind. Wbrae Mtill, they
fonnd that their aoap kad nlv, iiecn leit ont
Dnrtng rhe whole "f thelr Journey they had '<>
.lepetiil on eakflfl _M_n_]y l.nkcil from flour. Hnd
they not broughl lome ttm of baked iieans aml
obh of preoerved meat they ire_ld \\am f_-t_
\v..i-'. I !?? __Boya__C OMBfld by thfl WkMi fll
aoap waa keenly felt. lt wm inip,-_,ihlc t<< mrt
uny article properiy wBBhed, or t., abyc a pun(y*
in? waflh or bath.' Thcir ilelieht in the use of
the lirst *|,ie<. iif BOap they jrot. hold of after
thcir ri'turn tfl civilization may ln* imagined.
We d>, not know the vnlue of our communplaee
comfortK till we Iflflfl them.
on Septembflr 13 they arriTed at. Northweat
River, where they were detaiaed for a week by
heavy galflflk Tiiev reaebed Rljrolet on Septcmlier
22. ChJef Fnetor Ilell eourteotisly plarod a small
?ebooBer at their service, which carried them tfl
Inilian Harhor on the -4th, where they ha<l tbe
good fortune to eatch the XonveRian gteamer
Kvvingeti st.irting for St.' JohnV, where ahe
nrrivrd in forty-efght hoorfl. After all their hard
ships and pcrii* tln-v returned ln cxeellent henlth
and sniribv In St. John's they met. wltb that
warm-heart_d hospitality for which its people
an- BOted, To none Ifl this hospitality more
cordiallv extended than to Amerleans.
Dnring their j<,u__u-y 6b tl.e rlver they were
fortunute enougn t.> flhoot two blaek bear . on
wtioge f|e_h they had severa! good t-iu?re ineals.
They ahw abot aprnce partridirea, wild i?i*ese. flftfc,
an.l aaw nnmbem of bearet nnd ottar. Tha
weatber, on the whole, was B__. On the descent
Profeaaor Kenaaton ___-*? ? flomp? a_rTfl_rw
the rlvflr. iketch?g lh tlie topograuhv. rnifl
will enable him tb eonfltroct a map of tne river
and the osnntry through whieh it runa. It wlll
ftMM be flflfcn tlmt our B-ptoT-T* have done raflflJ
?olid work. iiml litive cnltfffld nur kD0WlC_|
of the i.'iteiior 4.1 thifl rctnote and almost. unknown
!;ui,i. 0?ers will follow where they bave led
ilie way. Their oourage, pereeYeranoe aad kero
iMii ii md conquering diffieuitie. of no
ordinary eharacter merit the bjgbent prnlae.
Iliev have, n.'.ie'.v'r. done tlieir worl mn<l<stly,
quietiy aml withont any lh'iiri>n of truniiiei*,.
lt will be ? long time bef. the Graad Falls
of Labrador beoome a reaort for ordinary tour
isis. Nature haa plaeed thtfl nmgninoeat eatBrael
iu one of her f.eep_-t BolitudCB, aod gnarded flie
npproftetiea to it with jealoua pbi-. Pot anknown
myriftds of yeam lt- deep thunilernt-s dlapnM.n
haa Ik"mi resoonding tlirongh thir. niifl wilder
'ii--. the only llatenem to it.^ musie lK-inu- tbe
wild ereaturea that roam through the?* diweita.
on lIi.MiH.-ni.lr4 of year. before the
foundationa of the Oreat Pyrnmid were l*id?
i?i i,. j .??u blnomed?away fhr,>u_-h "the porri
dnn of time," till the <-lo*-* ol the prlacial period
when the i real lee eap, -'t."11" feet thick,
lifted from Labrador and It** river flyatrmfl were
ahaned, ?? ?? mufll look for the genesifl ol tfce Grand
Fnlla When we look at the jrreat ehaam In the
. ,]|,1 rock?twenty-flre or thilty ndhi. in lenirth
and .'.'i'i' feet in depth?whieh thbt river hflfl
slowlv i?>:<-? ? vatcl. nn ;t enf it.s way hackwi.rd at
the rate oi i few feet in fl eentury, we obtain
some rlim Idefl >,f The length of time tlmt fhan
elapsed ainoe Ita watew l<*--nn to Bow. Tl.e
imagination fhintfl nt the eoneoption! What are
-,v,. in romparison but eubeuiera of an honrl
Man and all Ins worta nr.- i.ut of yesterday. when
eontraflted with this creation of the gray niorning
Oi time, in the v.mt kmely land where dcso.a
tion sit.s entlironed f,,r evermore!
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EOYETJIEt IX A GIlE.iT STORF.
A repnrl.T wa- flolnfl up Broadway yv-tei-dav, when
he wns met hy a yonng woman frlend, who n?ked lilm
to go sbopplng Wltb her. The two HrflB found tbem
-elvei |n the ipBctOBI l-JTfl of Jfl-MH McCreery <t Co.,
,t Broadway aml ___?___., where they were tahflfl
i.v tbe -,l,-tii,ii for a Dewly tnnrrleil eouple. ntnl con
?eqaeatly i-eelTefl partlenlar attantlon.
A sales-Bao mld : uO_rlt__ ofkutle-' piain dross goodfl
romprlsasa anmberof Froaeh _oTat_aa, Here are the
Bedford eorfl ekflva. the -tagonal Bedfoi- and ekatYoa
-Ii-ijK! in Bli ' I . I??-? -H.er wlth a full llne of ran,.?!?
bairs, Kii_ii-.li boaiespai-i In dia. flud aml faoe.
weavea, and Crepon. fl Bi-_ford eord with erflpoa
ttrlpea in _.ii eolors. We have a ntunber of erepe BOfl*
eltles, ju-1 from Parls, In all colors. Thesa win he.
very fashl mablfl. A deslrable pat-era i- u eoav
binatlon ..f tncklng and Bedford cord. n>-r.
i- a eamel'abalr norelty In freen, blaek a,?i
?trlpea, wltk a cberron affeet over tha ttrlpea
pooda come In all eolon anfl efleets,
These rekmr itripes wUek givtj an oattck-Baikflr
in this pataern i ana also ln flgnrm, tapeatij effeetfl
aud plalo, solld eolor rlbbon stripea. 'ir.i- gna, anwoth
i,.-i_inii .'.Ui has borden and stripea. Baotea I
(our Incbe* w__ aml ara ta ? t_iflty 4_
colors. i ..?.* real oW-mahloned Plm litotbers1 in ..
poplln wlll be pop-lar ti.i- season. These print orepe
la ;ill the evening
tker wlth i.i'M-aiin-s in mjami wcaawa
lor streH .i evening wear, Ihe white aud erean
oolora \uli I ? ? ely used for wgflallng gowna.
ii.dia nnalini ara ta woren aml prlnl Bgnrea,
rhe i.ouu xv ikirUng will bfl ? '-'i far iram iklrts
.me wear."'
"Tke flnn's sllk departmenl la the la -??? I m tkfl
WOrkt," ii 1 ? '?. Of thi' ilcl_.rtiii.-Tit.
? Many novelUe* appaar in blaoh aaUn fli-ondfl ?'!'
brocadea with ooktrefl ..r pompadonr Dgnres, Tfaeaa
flgnrm an of sllk, >r of -iiiv anl flllver or koM
rii" ? |.li may bfl nade lnto <ii'' am or my i.m
bkied wlth plaln blaek material, and are mltabl
weat, for i IVe
bave ? ? iy "f patterui ol ihe Ugtot Ratfn
:.n coton wltb pcampadour flgur.
tlie plaln -iik^ i- a neavj eorfl weave
much ii.-.vi.r iv..'i falllo Fi_nc__*e, bot Ughter than
ihe ~iii, an.l \'....l tte-gallnea. fl'eddlng drcasea \m!i
Ui el bro< ades, B< agallne de
aole and rryatal weavei or kinseovlte cords ?
\ lole v. .in i'i h .1: "Here ls a beantlfnl a_t*ee4 and
a , . tiiinc ut _4.ni ii.iii eamblaefl wlth vioi'.-t
.i la embruidered wltb gold brald.
rhe cape i? ol vlolel and is Lrlmmed wltk dark mink
fur. Tbli blaek velvet dlnner dress, which was bmmU
by Worfk. i- flnlsbed iu a_non-oolored latln, em
brolderod ta tace ind applique over Um lattn. Here
, kmg wrap tn carriBoe or str--,-1 wear arltb
_ embroldery ,.-i blaek ik'?h fle ??ie. It U
trimmed witk peaeoek fflaUfbn and is lincd with
brocaded latlo. Tkii _l_r_--Q_aitor slac wraa is ,,f
lavender a-ai gold broeada it n trimmed wfth gold
j.a--??rii'-ntfri.- and Iflmb-1 w,ki1 and llned with gold
rolore/l fe-Htin."
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SELLIXG OFF THB ETUMXLL LIBUAUY.
Tha sale ?f the libr.iry of the.late Henjamln M.
Stllwell wa^. bflgBB yi-tenlay at No. -l.'l l.ihertyst.,
tiie of-Cfl of Jamca v. SUo, ancjtloneer. The sale is
made to elo^e ihe aafl-BB. Tlie Ul.rary, whli h con
tiiii.s -pward irf e.ooo vohimai, la for the amafl part
ta the Kn. !Hh laiiijr*-apo, and enibrar.s an e.xtennlve
q l|..< tinu of t^ie bflai aiithors on ahnoal every sub
]..,t. Hoth the niorning and ufterjii.in iwahlllfl of
the aalfl wei. wrll ati.i,,l.<l. I'or tlie flrst day of
(he aale Ihe prleea were falr, althongfa th.-i . u_? littlc
oompctltlon fn the btddlng. The bayet. were n stlj
titors and ownen "f bi^ik ht^.r...-,. i,u;,i,i.. ,,{
il,,,-,- only rather J. H. MeOeaa,of Bt Pcter'. churoh,
. r Urowne and . ynu \v. llciu, jj-., t,.-i_Kht anj
lai(.e nombar of b
hiere are a few i I tbe i?.'.i<- that hi.uj.ht the
higheal prlees: "Hlatory of Europe,** by Alttson,
three volnmes, -.'' 45: - Hiio- ,,f AiQerlea," by
Audnbon, seven voltunea, ^117; uQ-a_rape_* ofNorta
Aririna," by Au.IiiIh.ii und llvhnuiii, thrw, voliimca,,
!...: ib Anthon ' 103 volumea, |ao DO. There
,ii,t no*, aaein to nand lor ? Jd and ran
they broaghl eomparatlv_y
poor prleea. Tbe l??.i.? on whleh the ni'^t l- .
pected ' fld linve unt yi I^eii rea,-..|.',|. Ye^
terduv. aale hrcm.ht al?.ut tO^tOO. _m eoUeC-OTi la
valued al 828,000.
Taking butter from milk
was known in the earliest
times. It was left for our
time to make a milk of cod
liver oil.
Milk, the emulsion of but?
ter, is an easier food than
butter. Scott's Emulsion of
cod-liver oil is an easier food
than cod-liver oil. It is rest
for digestion. It stimulates,
belpti restores, digestion;
and, at the same time, sup
plies the body a kind of
nourlshment it can get in no
other way.
Scott _t Bowme. Chemuis ? ia Souih jih A*aa-?,
N<? York.
Vi.ur .lniffl-U krep. Scolt'a _mul_o? ol coflkrai
-fl?all maggj-fli awi-ywaflm fla. f_.
$10,000
will be paid for a recipe cnabhng
us to make Woi.it's Acmi I.lack
ing at such a pfice that the retailer
can profitably sell itat ioc.abottlc.
At present the retail pricc is 20c.
Thia offer i* open until J.no .rv i.t., 1893- Ns
particul..- addre _ ihe vnitf\_nrd.
Acmk Dlackinc; is made of pure alcohol,
other linuid dre?ings are made of water.
Water costs nothing. Alcohol i- dear. Who
can show ua how to make it wtthout alcohol
SO that wecon make Acmk Ul-ACKisc ascheap
as water dressing, or put it in fancy pack
ages like many of tbe water -KBMBgl, and
then charjje for the outside apj*arance m
stead of charging for the contents of the
bottle ?
WOLFF & BANDOLPH, Philadelphla.
PIK-RON
is the name of a pamt of which a 25c. bottle
is cnough to make six scratched and dulled
cherrv chairs look like ncwly fmi.hc.l ma
hoganies. It will do many other remarkable
things which no other paint can do.
All retailerf-ell it.
THE COURTS.
ELEVATED KAILWAY, GAIX A POINT.
TU_V MAY DKMABD JVB.Y TBXAU UPOK TIIK
QIKSTION OF PA*T DABUOBB.
The F.ievuted Baflroai Ooaapany ha- galned lla
polnt <on<eriiiug tlie triul of tha eaaaa of property
oaraera Bfatast it bafore jiui.-. TBa eoaapaa] re
quested tliat there be Jury tnals t., determlne Ihe
amount of pa.t dainng.:s. Tbe attorn.A - for tlio
cortpuny deelarei l-at they had ? rWit to _<
Jury trlals under un BTt of tbe LegWature pasaad Bl
the laal leaalon The lawyera tor tbe propertj ownera
warmly oppo.sed the motlon. .Itidifr ?I'lin.n, iu Ihe
supreme Court. Cbambera, yeatarday liun.i. .1 down a
dcntalan la favor of the eontentlon <.f tha railroad 00m
paay. TM.-, Aedaloa Ib (BO ls as followa:
?? After 4011-ultailoii with all of mv I1.-1 tluvii. I havo
ooncloded thal aader Iha smondmont ol 18B1 Io w
tlon i.To of tiw eoie (laws 1881. ohaotee 3081 tiie u.
feiidants are eutlU.il as u BUttter of rij.-!it to _ jury
trial apon Ihe laase m io ps ri _ igea, a.s this
1-.,,- 1,1:1 -t 1. ieni to u Jnry, it i- emloently proper
that tiK- qaestloo of IBe vai.tbould be pi ised apon
al the sanie time and ln the >s.uiv BWimer. This wlll
bo an econoniy of time, an-'i will reeult In a bannonl
oas dlspoalttoa of tbe a__n Issoa ln tha ea ??? *a
niatter of dlseretton, tbarafore, thla i--ue arUI alao be
aaat u. a Jery. Tbe parUas wlll Iherefors formalals
tiie two Issaea, irst ai to (Bo \..iue, and weond
jia-t ?a~fgf. in an approprlata Btaaner. No other
bonld be fonnuiaM, aud oooe other wlll be
aant io _ Jury. To ibe end that thla nraettce siiail
aol .i.'i.,y Um p*_* .*_ Baa order wili provMe for the
trial nt (imilt, Parl II. on the Bral Monday ul No
rember, and no other easea wlll be placed upon thal
iiilen.lar untll all Btfeh laanes are fulh dlapnsed of.''
There are about 250 eaaea now on the Pnecial Term
ealendar which will be atrerted by thla dartslon.
TIIE UNITED BTATSS 8UPREME COUBT.
CASK3 OF LOCAf, IBTBBE9T-TBB BEBBASBA
QOVKRXOBSHIP.
Waslilngton, Oct. 11).?The Supreme Coart to da.
advanead aai aaelgned lor argtuaent ibe Brat Monday
10 December tbe cases of tlie two inurdorers to 1"'
e_e<utod In New-York by BMBAS of elcotri.lty. The
two men are Trezza and McKlvaine. Tlie Court also
atraneed tbe casoa of the Aaarebiats, VtaMen and
SchWBb, who aie now in the penlbeiitiary IB IDlnola
fur complklty In tlie famous Haymark.'.t riot In Ch.
eago. The tases of the Anarrhlsti. wlU come up for
hearini immedlatcly after tlie oonchuloo of ar-unient
iu tho tWO New York caws.
The Court granted the appUcattoo of SoUdtor-G in
eral Taft for leavo to llle a pctilloii f,>r a Wrlt of
uroiubition ou bebalf of Colleetor Faeaett, of Sew
York, Bfalasl the United Btalae Jadfi for tbe Boathern
Mstrld of Bew-York to -tuy the eourt from hearlng
? 111-1 tii.'.i l.y Frederleh w. Vanderblll against tha
itaam yaehl Caaqneror aad Colleetor PaseaU t<> re
eovcr poaacailrtn ol the yaeht. A rule waa entered
laqnlrlng the dlaMet )ndge t.> ihow cause by the ftrsl
Monday In Peceaaber next wb| Uie wrii of proUblUoB
should not be lasusi.
Jadge Cbarles ML FO- and c. c. Trlpp, ot CaUfornia,
moeed t.. poatp oa Ihe hearlng -rf the ei
Involrlng Utle to la d la Ban Praneia-o lytag bolow
hlgh-watar aaark. 'u.e land is elaii.1 both bj ihe
1 nlted Btatea aad tao Btate ... Calllornla, and ll
1 ision Invoived tbe Utle t 1 .1 larfi Bmounl ol a
property. Jnstlee Pleld aald th.irl aroald ao
its aeelatoo t.> morrow.
The eourt advanred and asalgnsd before a fnll
the saH broagbt by the Chlcago and Orand Trnnh
BaBway Company apatiM Ibotnaa VVellman, to teal
the conatltntlo_allty of Ihe rB-ent aet of tho Ml
tars Bxlng paanjugei dlalance ex
ceedlng tive mlfcia at from -j to :i eenta a mUa aeeord
in_ to the amoant of paasei | r earad
i';.- Boyd-Thayer caae, lovolvlng the Utle to Uie
ofllee "f Uoveroor "f Nebraaka, eame up on motlon to
?dvanee tta bearlng. Tbe attorneys repreaenting tbe
Thayar aUa "t the aatt Inflmaied to the eoan thal
would prsfer tbat tho baarlng f-iiouid not tiit.- plaee
before Ibg bow year. Ra-Attoroey _enaral Oarlaud
lubmitted b motlon Io advance tbe eaoe, aa Um lawyer
...i, .1. L, Webstar, of Omaha, representlng tbe
oiIht alde, <ii.i u"t oppOBs this motlon, bul mld thal
tha Bttoraaya tor Mr. Thayer aroald not be ready to
ai-Kiie it uiiUJ after the t'hrisiiiias boUdaya. The court
t.>"L the inii'tler under ..
Bamael BbeHaharier, of thla city, ln behaU oi
11. m. Hitehlnga, ..f Bew-York, lo-daj moi 1 to ad
raoea Um paas of Feter J. Claasaeu against Um Cnlted
issan w;_- prealdent of the Blxth NaUonal
iiuuk of Sew-York, aud la noe tocarcerated In Ludtow
street .lail, baviog been coovicted of a vlolaUon of
u.e Batfooal baaklBg lawa. II la ^'';'-!?' to bring np
the caae nnder a provlalon of tbe ' Ircult < oun ol
.ppeala Acl paaatd MareB a laat, glaing Ihe -upreme
CoaB cognlsanca of loflunoas erimea aaaea, aoo the
parposa U to Ket l'lH_.s^ell out 011 bail pendiiiK a
deelalon of tlie appeal.
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BEBKI5Q DIYOBOB PBOM BXUDf BU8BBLL.
Helen Kus>eii, an aetieaa witii Bom Ooghlan'a ooaa
pany who naed t? be Mrs. coraettna C. Hlgglna, but
haa reeeatty paased heraelf >>ir a-> tbe wlfe of Thomas
11. Bwaaaey, was named aa tbe detendani in a aull
for absoluta dlvofee wlibh was tricd before Jfldge
Andrew. lu tho supreue: couri yeaterday. Bhe >lai
not appear to defend the aatt, however, and th.
wlll probably be gt-inted BBBilMi her. The plalntlfl
waa Dr. .lohn Ii. HlpFlii-. 11 deniisi. Mr. Hlgglna
te_tltied that hc objeeted t.. havlng bla arlfe go on tbe
sUnfe after ahe had niud'' aOBWlWllBl of B "hit" Ba au
aiuatciir sctce=w. ?-.he weni, liowver, and after belng
oa the roud fOcaaaM time .tte baeame lll und retorfted
hoaae. For a whiic ahe was not axpeeted ho Ure, and
Ur. lliggins liurwxl hcr baek |o hettlth. Wlien ihe ba
eaaaa wcii si.o isaarted her husband i.^_iii tor Um
atage. Beoentlj i..'-. Hlgglna tayi thal iu-- wlfe ha
been llvlnn with _woelie> at No. 166 K,--t lorty
iiiiiih si.
CLAASSBM AM) -IMM0-I8 IB COUBT.
tienei-.iJ Pater i naanam and Jamea k, -ln
tha bmb arho wreebod t^e >i x 11>. NaUonal Bank, were
brought to the tSuperlor Coart from Ihe l.tntlow strvt
.i1.1i laataiflaT. te tooUfy in tho ibM <>f tbe sivtii
Nailonai bank amiiist the LorUlard iiri.k tforks I oaa
paay t.. racover BIO^OOO, the aasoniat <>f two prom
Isaory aotoa Theeo note? ware eaecotad by Bimmona
iu favor of the brirk aorka oompany, and ware la
dersad i>> UaU eompaay.
At rec^s of th'- sonrt, one ol 11 ? - - jiw .1--. William
BeflfllB, a iboodcaka' al Ho. 1.533 I Ii i BveM remalnad
BWB] fltMB the eourtroom ontil - <>'.!'. k, Lnatead "f
retprntog al 1 -i". aa Jadaa Preedman had Instrurted
i.im to do. Ba "?* im-i B6U aud dlandated
raaa than proceadad uan elevea Jurora, a-ni a verdlcl
for Ihe defeiidant wn- glVOB.
BU-IB_-B IV TIIK OOUKT (W APPBALB,
ait.-iiy. txt. ib. la Um Ooarl <>f Appaala io-4ay
t^(? toUoarlag motions wen- heard:
Jamea MaelaarU airt. A. B. Darl ??! al. MoUoa le
? ni- -i:'1 ivuilllllur.
iie>jrKn P. ? ..nistork :urt. (lu of Byracnaa et al.;
william A. nwtxjt aijt. .^nu-. Hotlona for reargament
?obmltted.
ln the inatu-r nt tbe pi bate of tha will of .1. l.ill,
deeea-<si. >k>tloii u> dlainl?< appeal
Paopis bb is'l. Jamaa Brown sgfc Jbbmi <'.
Ini-ii e et al. Moti.m to dUiiiiss ii|i|?nl.
The cocirl t?xik tlie papei-s on thBH motions.
These appaala from eadara wars argaad i
Jo.'i.h W.H-niiuii arft. Bereai li:ia?i, iinplcad.-d, etc,
appelUal
raa raepta aa raL "?k 11111 Camatc ? \ rlatlon,
api><-llauts, i_poiid<inta, iw-'t. _? A. I'mtt et al., .
i{oclie4ter, reaponoenta, appaU i l
Tlw People, ak . arft. Sew Vort City < entral I
groand BaTlwa) Company, Hp|i-llaiit.
0, .1. Qulrnl.T, iv_ponn<ait, _nl. .lohn Claflin
?prKdluiits.
TUa Baople as reh. Jlorrla A. Young, i.-pondent,
atrt. riiarlOH htral_hl. rlerk of the vlllago of Wellibnrg.
'Pffth_ BStS'ofiba peUlton of tha pr-W-t of
?,,' i. .'?,'? "n"?!? llurt-.... SS Ceaajaaf S vacate
S%l?Q_g_B, reepoodaob ft- UM 0*m
john C Provoat, r poadont, _#? 1- '?? '?? "'"?",*
'" frlffEK? of .ppliui.lon ot ..'hrNtian Jenaen
- V,; -P.nd-nt. _gt
?mMK,', .: .m, Ind KlniMon OBSllJW <--mpa-ny and
anotber, appellaal . ,
Tha day talaalai for le amnow la as couows. m
140 148. 144. M'*. B, '?,1. U8 9-4 IB1.
m it, Beeeai Dtehdoa to-day tha toflowiai c_w
EUa I- Blg-ap aft Thomaa <;. Kl-.'.'v appellant
M<. lon hv reanondei t for r argiimcnl ; auhmltted.
??,,. .-..-I. tha -boaaH msnr
""'," o^fiSdey and another aa*. Paal weidh.ger. ap
???*? "KSS r^rh BM*_t* Ballway
'^'T^n.oI'h'V , ,rk Elevated Bail
^^^orr^^t^^fey and Seventh
Bff^Sj^SPkJaBflBhSM
"?? __ SSPtflBariCl Lyieeh* et a... appe.lants.
fehTjfpSSr agt. Hnnbaft A. Poater. *?*_
Tha toUowtog la tha Baeoai WTWea ^? '<"
to__-OW: B0B. 467, 470, dflO, dflO, BOI, BBB, 4??
and BOT. #
COUBT CALEBDAK8 POB TO-BAT.
,.. ?_n;;,i ;. .: SST ?.af ot* sSi bob. ?*. TM. on.
lOBoflOoV. IVM, jW, BBB. 770,, 77ft _*. BB
1144 ?;o, 1184, UM*, li'jo, -500, 77*, 109B, H33. iiJ?"
^i_ft__-B_r_-f-ft
c^rt-circoii i-..n UMMn S?*?
l V? "100 "107 K10S 2100, 18104, ??". JBO, ?''_?
,.-7 -.7, l641 4-2, "><;. 10M, :'"";- 1040, 110T, 9*3,
.-.1 1039 2304, l?<0. 2W1. ?..,,, _ ,
!S_ VoVVoV^ B-T-af ?W?-B-?,-r.I: ISS:
1170 1171, 111. I21S, 12B0, l?7, _B??e, llil_.
i-^uV-.:'.V'ilr,;irt^, aM a? rj^-MaBaaa
Hu? rerro-AdJo_-fld anlU MooBay,
, , 101 2B8, l-BB, -'l. Ml BW,
Ti'.!;' Conrt-Trlal Term-Parl II Betora P111I1MB.
-? ?"?'J- W>?| '?? '?
Part iu -erora MeAaaa.
Mllrr, .m, B. Motlon lai.-udar
? , V"'" ?'/," ?_*_?
IVI11.4 .tf H.rrie- Oale J.d'dlah B.,Terry l ?r. oa W.
| , lohn -. I'M !. ... iomr* H. K.n,. o> 10 -. Bl..
.. Qulnn, Erncat hnJ-et, Jamea Porter, -t 10 ai
Coaunoa i' . r, j.
' *ComWion Phaa -Kq> ity Tfrm-Bffore Blaelgff, lr- l;
Stm. 'j ?'.-. 116, 61, 112, !"?- 4-. io.<. 08, BB, '."?-. Ul, lo4.
118, 71, ."?'. -1. 105, 03, 70 87, 95, &._??_}? , , ,, ,
N,,. ?,;;( 1284 901 7 1183, 1208, 1088, 1208.0, 1808,
WI7. 1210 1311, 1814, ll?7, 508. 1075, lOBO, 195, 82,
L023 710, 813, 915, 1__4 332, I 1252.
(?dmm-i I'.'-'- T Ial Tern ? ? m Bafore Pryor, J
'" he - ?t from Part 1 Io trial. ??_._,
il Term Part lll-Adjouned f.-r tha
City Courl na Berere Vaa Wysk, l. Mm
cityCourl Part 1 Before BhrUch, O_JT.
v?. , 103.1 8958, 5191, 1589. 2884. t_\_
2595, 8460, 8932, ? ' 'S"',H ;,,',:'M' ?*???
'.''iu- Court T-ni Term Part lt Beforj MeOowa1, fc
Vos 2S:to 2064 3300, 4010, 1023 1218, 1208, 44JJII.
1486 4I0H. 4171. 1478, 4474, 4475. 44, 'i.
4477. 447M. 4 17!.. 4 180, 4 188. m_ , .
Court?Trlal t III Before Kit7,lmona. .1.
-Noa. i"7* 4li:t 8823 2769 (308. .*>n<5. 40?1. 404i-_.
I0416, iiv.?. 8168, 4080, 4-J->.t. 41401. WBi, _*>5, 4100,
Court* Trial Term-Parl IV?Before Ba?_argar__.
-So\u 8104. 8728 8816. 8797, 8422. 437a 4*40. 43)41.
?3M" 4rtMl t:t-:. 1389, 1394, 4890. K497. 4400. 4401, 4402.
44014.' 44to. 4(11, Ml"'., ill.s. 4410, 4121. 44^2.
4428 1424 4428 4427, 4429, 4480, 4-.;i1, MB4,
448.V 4437 4489, 4441. 4447 444.S 44W. 4461,
I4.V_' 44_3, 44i4, 4IV,, 4457, 4458, AMO, 1440.
IIYF.I.Y WORK AT THR COURT-MARTIAL.
POIBTED PEBSONAL QUK?TI0BI I'OINTEDf.Y AS
BWBBEO.
Tlie oflleers who un' Boodaettag the trial of I.leuten
ant Parrow by eonrVamrUal, in tho Army nnlhltng. are
learnlng one Bdng, nr least-patlenee. Whether they
are learnlng much nb.mt the eaae is another qnestion.
\~ UM proeeedlngl drag along from day to day, the
chargM are getUng more and more involved ln legal
technl. : i" ol papers oa the desks ls
raptdly growlng. Yeaterday was devoted to a cro~
examlnaUon of the prosaentton- wltnesses, Georga w.
Ps i Blcklen, of Um HoUaad Trast Company; Mafor
Oeneral ti. i'. Rankle, nnd the handwrtttag e_i?rt,
i). r. Xmea. Mr. Van Bleklen refaaad t>> aaawer aee
..r.ii qw ? ona a had him i.v Colonel Baeoa, eoonaal for
un Parrow, i d Uie eoort had io be eleared
Rontlnnally. n T. Ames teaUfled that tha handarrlBag
on the note algned by A. K. Bloekaooaa wm asaetly
?A with that on a letter wiii.-Ti hml bet-n wrltteu
by Ueatenanl FarnBr.
i fatled to ahake hla teetbaony.
When Malor-General Rnnkle r.x.k the witaaaa stuiul,
>t ii onca becan.rldenl that there would be a
quarrel, ns Colonel Baeon began aaking polnted per*
,!: . riM wltneai anppreased his arrath
for ?<?? time whlle the counael aaked him qaeetiona aa
io whether he had not lefl Barnegal Park wtthonl
- hla bUla, etc., bni when he waa .isk.si whether
be bad nol been In the hahtt of drlnklng to aaraaa
j| form aaa drawn up, Ids bearded bme gis-w
red with anger, and lu retorted aharply, -i. ab*, w_s
:t lawyer before you wero born. und a aotdter wblte you
ln your awaddllng clothee. l will not llsteu Io
meu q.llons, ^ * are acUng llke i poUoe-court
lawyer." Colonel llacon drnpped tbe wltaeaa ludden
ly nnd the coort aiiKirestcd that that sort of esaadh
.. ould bett ?>? be diseontlnued.
The trial wUl be n mmed thla mornmg.
FfB tVBS-fSDER <>F A 6WIKDLB9 IV PARIS.
\ Btanl i'i trlct-Attorney Undaap reeelaet yee
t.-r.Tay from Washlngton awarrant tor the surrender ot
Damaumls, who waa arrested reeeatty in l*url?
for forglng a l.'iter of credlt for ?11,600 oa J-aldlaw
I Co,. oi tbia elty. Detectlve-Bergeant MeBaagbti of
tho Central Ofllee. arill goto Parla with tbe warru-.t, and
will brlng tbe prlaoner to thi- city for trial. aaleaa the
aothorltlea beheve iii.it Damaiala ean be wuiiieientiy
punlshxl Icr iili crln-ea by eoc\1ctloo for oilencea
oommttted In Bngland. United Btatea MlnMer held
laformed tbe Btate Department that Diuna_ia wi_
wllilng to seknowiedge Um theft, (,f .:ico Born the
New Orlenta] Bank In Loodon, at whioh ho wa*. ern
ployed. Ib pr. i ra t" !"? aentenced ander a confesslon
,,t Luiii oi iii.ii offcnce, and ba may be allowed to do
.so, [natead ol belng broughl to Udi city for punlsliincnt.
O.V TRIAL POB KILLISG HIS LA3IDLOMD.
Tin. trial of Alazander Happa, aeeaaed of maaflar in
ihe llrat degrae, ama began reaterdap before Jud^-e
Cowlng iu Um oeneral sesskras. Ildppe was .m eiec
triiiau. employed by tbe Bdlsofl Compaay. He livtyi
with lii? familv at No. l.'.T."> Avenue A. but was re
iiuii.d oy baatooaa t<> leave the olty u^t apaiag for _
time. in his absence the payaaeol ?.f hla real was
OIST_3> E.MOY8
Both the method anrl resuKa when Srrin of Flcr*
la t iken. it ls ple-want and refreshiuu to the
tnfite. arul act? ?rent!y. yet promptly, on tlie KM
neya, Liver aad BowelB, elaaadag the aystem
effaetaally, dbapebl col<l><, lieidaches and fevers ant
onrea liai.itu.il oonaafpaBViB Syrup of Fiirs is tlie
only reineily of Ita kind ever produced, pleastng to
:.? aad acoeptablr t? the atonaaoh. Prampl
ni it.s aotion, and truly lieneflcl:;l ia lt? effeets,
prepared only from tlie more healthy and Bfiaeabla
?abstaaBBB, Its many excellent quallu.s eouimen.l
,' to all und have _ade it the most popular rvinedy
kaewa.
Syrup of Flgs ls for sale ln f?0o. and 91 bottlea
l.y all lea.lin? drufrglata. Any rellable druggist
wbe may not have lt on babd "iU procure n
promptly for any one who wi_nea u? try it. Do
lu.t aecept any sul>sUtU(e.
CAUFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.,
Ml 1-HBfBBfTB. Hl.,
I Ol lot ll.l.K. i-\. MW -TUKK. N.Y.
8MILIN8 THROUGH QRIEF.
fn -I'i.e of the Ho. rie? ?h|. h all Wo?ii-n Ifara, ,(?,
Apprnr Wrll nnd Happy How fe ?l ikr ihi, ,?
rein llnpplnra* Kenl.
'?Yc?," aald an en.lnent phyaleMa ro.-?ntly, "i j,
thltik I exajfajcraU) when I any BM* Baa-baU af th* aBgaBaa
and alckneaa whieh exlsts amonii- VaaMB ir.Uht anf aaa*
bc avnldod.
"Ilowl Llaten and I w'll f. !1 vm. Pa'na an* ?aav
n'-aaea and th? little i?r<a, whl-h no tnan nth<r *W
pbyslrlan mispecU, frequently i-omMnf u, n??> .^
raora or \<*+ rnl-.-rabl.-. Vet th'-y cotn? up amlllna n?v*.
always. hldlng (xaeath their aeemlng bappineaa an iaa
i.f n,< utal and pl.yal;al torluf.
Woman waa b?m to aftgBaMM and
atr.iiKUi Ut Tv.x'.tt her n*uiy Irlaia. ll.-r body, h?r
and all h> r luciilti.-a and fuie-lloaa muat b? pat ia_7'
healtiiy cotidition or BB* caimot -' > >u< aM. fo/th ; anfww
aBBaaa fa.'l* BBM BBBb* bo aaalnt-d. lliire la ?t,,ra kUaa
latit- paa** ??, xaluaW-.
"Taa, r aaaa ajfrB* ba* rn-.t the aplriu y a*
loon; and whlle I recommend whlskey aa tha haa aa
nKaxt uaef.il of aplrlta, I ani alwaxa moat rar^fi! to aaaa
upon my patlenta thc nereaxlty of ohUliiina |t y^
luf-lv pure, aa Impuitv whlak^y la w,,ra? um
baa." H haa baa. a?T,.d by Ui.j WMlinn vI-uh
...... ...Kv.'.-raa M aaaa
-'? Thla I. ?ij W^J*
:4nii bmataa.) aa* aaav
la, aa* bodr. ..?? .15
luf'lv pnre, as lmpu:e whlaa-r U w,,ra? Uaxa ?
li?44.'' H haa bwin ??-r>-cd bv Ui.) UtAin* 4'luUatoiS
phj-Hli-laiia of thc day that fitlfTy'a l'ur. .x;?;t wTJ*
Ia ahaolutely piil*. The proper um- nt lt will or,a?!r
tha n?rvi-a, blood and body. It la n,,t t >? naa** ^Jt'
u>sl|m,xl fur ni.'diclnal u~>-. It aUmuUu-a al) tha fvaM
of the body and mlnrt, add* *nfrt?y and atr-nJaa?!
buU.la up waal* tiaauc. It may b- ohtainad tr,m JJJ
dr.iKKlat or procar. |n luatl. ?? U, v.nir*.-if. *?,. u-*??
nlitain the jj.-nulna Ini/Ty'i, l'ur.- Malr Wh|.|c..y ^J.'J
not he aatlatl'-d wltb aiiy aubatitute whlch rr.ay b* aba5
aa just aa Ko.d. "*
negleef/'d, and his landiord, Frank Ktvt/.hnuir, tvut
th<; (arriilv out of doors ln a rainatotm. lli-.up? -
turned to tlie ritv aaf h-amlng of hia BaelMdaj a?
dut't xxe.it fct Mr. Kret-hmnr's home. Ba ggg g-_,
F.itfhty-*eventh-st., on May '-', ancl aalgag him Va
door BkOt him so that h<: dled t'.xo dav aftenraig, 4
Jury lo try Hnpi>e waa aeenred yeaterday and Aaaaaa
I)i-tri. t At.'.riiev liavl, will 4t4]<!r?--- Iba }t>rj ta
moffiinir. The deTenee Is that the siio..t;- r ?.. |?
xvhilc Happe xxa- freii/.i.-d aud .rn-sji-.i, ?.:,;?: for al?ia
THE FIGHT Itf 08WEQQ.
a FrxE ExunirrioN op firTniiniBfc
BifOTHEBLT I.ovl.
IXDKATIONS OV COMINO I1I-4ST;". TO m
." COM.Ml.T.cl IX CaUrOfDATB" Of T.g
MANV HALL.
Oawega, (?<'t. io.-The flcht <h ta* frwaeia^^a
portera <>f Itrevae Ca*ar*taad agam-t < barba t. &?>
-toii, the xvank-n Of Aubur M nol aa*
hanl'-r or nigre bttte* ln l.l- hotne tewn ih-.n Itaajg
..-ity. ihe Ooawyaaa di-ui.t xxiiKhaiap
raaaata BB the I>etnoen*iie Miite tl' ket la maata.^
BTayaa, Cayage an<i Oawega eoantlea, aad inaai*
ikaaa eoaaiaa a rtgofoaa etf,,rt waa aaadc m *Jmb*.
xx-ho wiiuUl ii"t x.ite to rontlnna 'Immbi
wanieii oa the L>< mm ratn- Btate Caeunlttee. baa
of tiu; tkrae aoaatkl tka Ctov*laad .. ?. naba
majority and they fairl. eaeeted bbeir deleeaaat ra.
xxen: not tillowed lo enter tho 90nTefltlo*, aaaa,
heraaaa aha laaaaaay eomkfaatlofl whieb lanaaa
out tho or.i.-r tbal aa Caeaaaaad n.en need apply. Ba
state O.inD.ittee, ia n.uklnj: np the roil Of tha caaa>
tiun. flrst took tho Inltintive and put tiaa- CbtaM
DeaaMaaa*, who were BBgflaerlf 86986*6, m the paa*
af eoaaaaaaaa. Iba atfaVttaiaafeal and caaal 19*
d*aagaaaa araat t<> the eaaaaataaa fnim primartea aad.
v..ur<- lllegally held and xxhieh were run abaaak
b] Warden DBf986B w.d his |ua*9W*ri. Tlie Coaarha
on Oaanaatei ^eat^. a kage prc/portiou of aad
a-as eompo-ed of Tanimany m.-n. went tkraaia
the m?Mv forni af maklng an invettlcatlon. ThliaaM
Mfl aaaa*** only and tiie camnUtt?-?i 88*1*6 the Taav
aaay leadors and reixirted B4niln-4t tlu- ciexeUnd Oaaa
trat>. Further along the laree xvas . arri.d oat bram
tlie eonventlon and there the sevetity-two Tammeif,
with the Murphy and Sheehan votes tlirotiith tbe eWM,
aagaf to deprlve tbe Cleveland delepates of their rigfta.
Iu Oswego County I'ollce Jnstlce 0, N. Halrer maB
the fight airalnst Mr. Cleveland. He ha? been farofBl
by Ciovernor Hill with the eanal patronage ln th*
part af tlie r-Uite, and any one who xxants work 0*1 tb.
eanal roust get lt through him. So ardent and artln
has he been ln glving cwt tbe patronage lu Hlll'a ia
terest that the Cleveland Demorrabs faredotalx
him tho ix-puty Ooataraor. Bg has carried on thlnn
pollfli al here with a hiirh hand, and he haa nude eta
mies not only for himself, but for men from xxhom bt*
eelved his orders, on all side*. Ba nnpopiilarnjra
. .sw.'iio (otinty about equals thet of Wardon laaart
ln Cayuga County. They are men of thc BBflM aat
and it ls no xxonder tliat Hill rh.a,e tliein td io a.
?dirty xxork'' ln their respectlve eountios. F.x Aaa
blynian W. A. I'otulK.-r Iia* fouRbt Mr. (levaaal1!
battlea ln this county, and he has been eniiipelala
do it wltbout tho aid of a stngle poMfflOal OfB. ?:. 6ai
Hill got control of th-j eanali ai:<! put 16* pliant ad
lu eharire of them one of tho flr^t tktaga Bai M *s
xvi.-; Bl 199 to lt that none but Hill in.-n arer* a* ga*.
Kver ataea that uiifortunato day wlien sU[rfrinten4al
-lianahaii xvas forced out of OBaC* 99 Baka ra.afcr
a Hill nuperintendent nppr.priations u.nl <*n?I oa
tia.-ts have been applied wliere they xx.iuld da HB
the aeet poiiti.-ai goot. Balger, it wlil ka ???, bai
at his buck tho eanal BaaTOBaffl when he mada IM
IgM this fall aif:iln-t the ex-I>resldent. He uad 8
un-parinsly und. in bplte of It xxa- .-.pnarely beaML
liut there was no more room fur anv B*t* < lereial
meri Ofl the Ueinoe.-ati.' Btat* OoaaBttta TaraiBaif
Hall xvitri ..n top Bai Mr. Floxxer Is Tammany'i eaa6V
date for I'l-e-ident.
Tho n>ult of the BdaMat and tinfiir treatBVM
wlileh waa aoeorded the CL-xeland dele^atei at C*
Tanimany Jlull .onvenii'.n la one of BM M99] bMt*
flghts tbat over di-rupted a county B*6a*66aB6B H
ie a wnr to the death between the ba* I>'mocrau?
fa4tions aud toiiialiaxvks an<l l.owl.- kolea Bl* itt Ibl
alr. The flrst ontbrcak after the Clev.-la'.-l 6aapjk6 r*
turncd liouie frmn ihe State- Ooavaettdk 1 MM at tM
gaaabay i)i>t.-i.-t Ooaaaataa Li tke i-t .\*?fla?t
Dbitrlct, wben the candldate for the Aaa a.btf *a??
be nominated. The Hill men were ln tbe m;: nty, and
arkea they saw Uiat they BBBal ii"t eoatrol the ea
ventloii und nominat?- a Hill man tli.-y ixs.iru-d totbe*
old tactles and uia.l. Bf a flitn-v .-.\. n?? t*
a bolt from the renular . ? TV*
they held a separato 0B9 and MMMd LucM
s.ioxv as tlieir 1a1nlKl.11.: for meinlK-r ..f A--'ratlj
His o-uly source of btroiitfth lay la tl.e ad that U*
ipring he xxasi 9B9et**1 Supervlsor >.f N--\x Ha. ?
K.'pui.llean tow'i,, on aceount of a tlrfht UMT* betaaa
the Kepuulirtuis.
The 1 levelaand Democrata then b*H .1 .-..nx^ouoa
and nanied Mirhacl Ulll, a saloon k?-<-p.r .f t
a? their candldate. In the lld .\?einulj I
tlie tli-'ht is more blttor. nnd it kaa laaBaj B
tho ele. tloti of txxo m-us of ni.-nil.et-- ol tka eajjaf
eommiltee. Neither slde hna 6ar*d u> awka a n?i?
Inatlou. aud they oulj- havo a day nr !?,. k-ft la
xxhi.h U) tlie the nouiliwil.ins xvlih tbe
Btat*. s, irinomv U tho omi-ik (hr BM staa
Ucket that Ko?well P. Floxx-er aent cx M.iv r Por**?
of \Vatert..xvn, hero to pateh up a le.i.p.nirv trare.
.Mr. l'orter had to returu t<> watartown aad riaori
b? his employer tbal he e.a.lil d . nothlng M neg
ii.ein. The cievehin.i D*aoerata are 11..! .1 '? it ?*'?
laUdng, hut tbey aro d-diu a large onantlty ??
thinbing, wbleb i- likolv to rasull ia dlaaawr w ta
6/alI Mr-et candldate. If thc loviltx ol Ibe *'1<-'V?J6??
in.". Baakt be l'ur. baaed it aliral be dlffee* t. Tbef
are not for aaa and they ulk of gotng 9MJ U"
ooarta und there t.> Btake a fl^-ht for ue;r nt.-ht?. w
whieh, 11s tlie uiAJority. they are entltled. Tb* Pe?
i.crati.- Ooant* Ooaaitte* kaa not rei ?wfaaBa*
and Its ineiiii.er- appar.-ntlv are aalB** '"r.^a
Flower barral t.. be opened before tkay kaaaaa *' *a
enthusiastic.
?-?
nfi.K laJMPf ir.i.vr rn BOMOI iMAlOOStm
\ aMaa*maagaT9a?faBUBB*t*aea aawfaga ?ftia
Board of Kdu.-atioii waa kcaf raal
n.M.ti. a protaal Bgafcaal kaa ;
oiime.it of (iraii.mar s h.a.l N -
Breat Talrl.ith-t., xvas Boearad Baa a* ,^''*,'*^.
Ba* niWIMlIk WaiM. in xxlii.-h the BBk?I B ?!?*??(?.
Finai aettaa *aaa Um Milear win n- taka. aa ^>d*T
.iix. It bj proOabM thal the Mkool x^l ba Ai>*a?j*?J
PBuu were *!-.. Mibmltted for xxiiik-. ui bc aaaa
Uramraar Sebool Ko. 60.
VaUtXXII /" II WAMMOI inicvrr.
ttiwfl.aana. Oet, 18 ra* ...tnn.it^*
aaaaaa aaetag aaarg* af t'..- aaaa
members of UM ABBBllraB BBBBail' MBUlBlMa*. ^^
iii-ets u UBa I kj " 69*iak9t 11. kM pr.pared ?
pnarnanime. The bankers xxlll Ih? forniallv
ky B. 1>. Whlle. Cie Jiir:|,.r Cnited Sl
I aalilaaa Oa kaaaakor II tkay wiu he ***"?
thnuigb the .-..ttoii e<.inpr,-*es. >.u;?r r-iineries a?d ??
prtndpal paeaai af laaaaaa, aad UM eo*MBeraka ?^ '
dustilal eslalilishiueiil- ..f New 1 irleaus. The ***"""
am afcttt aagar ai aaaB <>a Baa aaaa** 16 by >u"Tj
Bf at 8 a. ni. Nnvvmlx-r 16 bv 1 111 I
sucar plantation-, efflBP P8*aj and ramie '?rra*|*k*'
the Uladaalppl Klver. aa xxell as vl.-xv Ihe hltW*^
Fort- JatkaPB aud Fhlllp below the 8Bf. OB B*66W
h.vr || | sii-.lal tnii-i xvill eoax-ey the bank.-r. IB w
>t. 1.0111- an.l other raaarla oa Um mk-i-pi" (,u
. aaaa kaa oaparaa*6>J will ma t* kad ? " '
pre*HiiiK ujK.ii the 9860689 the 9aW***aaBi H'.a rtaaa
I)o-sess.-a as a plo-e f?r winter ' kl''\*
deslre to eaeape tlie rigors of a Northe.-.. ?
arb* kM to New Oriaaaa a*. r tb* Uoalarl k Bc ? ?'/'i*'"
aud rx-vaa raad arUl on thair n-iaru ?w|? ??ver at | ?
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