Tfclli OMAHA' DAILY BEE : WEDNESDAY , JULY 20 , 1881.
gfRCINIA BATTLE-FIELD
Present Appearance of Bull En
How The Historic Qroxn
Looks Twenty Years &f-
tor the Fight.
Slum of Wav's Hrvvoo Still to
Soon The Soooncl BatUo nnd
the Porter Caso.
Letter to the l'hllulclj > hl Times.
MANASSAS , Va. Tlio Inpsoof hvcn
years has left the Holds mul wood
hills upon which the battle of 15i
Hun \\jwfought much as they wore <
tlisxt hot Sun ay in July , 1801 , t
young nrinies of the people for t
lirst tinio joined in combat. At ti
spot this month twenty years ngo t
raw nucleus of the grain ! army of t
I'otpmne foil upon the equally uiul
cilinetl [ cnomy and forced him throu
thick woods , across ravines , up hi
sides and into what promised to bo i
torrout , but accident t f war turned t
tide of battle and under vigorous con
tor-attack drovetho assailants dismay
to the banks of the Potomac. SVn
the writer wishes to set down in pla
terms is the appearance of the battl
field now and the impression that t
surroundings mal < o upon an admit
of those who fought.
Bull Run is the best reached fro
Manassas village , a pretty place , whi
shelters snugly on the level land a ft
hundred people , who , being at a poi
on the Virginia Midland railroad , th
ty miles west of Washington , take tl
trade of the country for considoral
distance around. Riding north <
the road to Sudloy Springs ono se
the clearly marked outline's of a f c
in a cornfield , and , passing furtlu
the eye is attracted by the beautif
\ line of the Blue Ridge far away to t
northwest. At the end of a six-mi
trot through a pleasant country
farms , the most interesting part
the battle-field , HonryHill , isrcachc
\ THE riELU's KEY-l'OIXT.
, The Henry hotiso stands upon Ho
ry hill , a flat , bare cr st , the iioli
key-point , whence came the fit
great outburst of battle and acre
which forward and backward t'
contending lines surged from no
until the day was lost. Tlio house
a pleasant structure , with marks
newness about it , and it is made i
viting by n lawn in which there is
largo elm and several small loon
trees. The eye of the approach ! )
visitor does not rest upon these tree
however , delightful as they may r
pear , for the objects of prominoi :
are a little God's-Acro grove in fro
of the house and a rude monument
its rear.
"Coaso I wuj5 hcah just arter
fightin' , " said Shodrick , the dark
driver , as wo climbed the hill-si
road to the house ; "coaso I wuz ,
I seen inoah dead uns stretched s
in dat ar oat-field ober dar den I el
seed afor nor sence. Bar's Henry ,
kin toll yo "
Under the elm tree sat an olde
gentleman bonding over what I aft
wards saw were Latin text-books. I
soft hand , heartily extended , point
as a sure index to his owner as o
concerned with the windrows
learning rather than with those lo
lines of fallen grain in the trail of <
reaper which at that moment was sc
swinging slowly down a distant Fn
fax hill. From the warmth of ' .
welcome Mr. Henry , who is a prof
ser in the Alexandria academy , sc
made his visitor fool in its fullm
that which has boon so much praie
the hospitality of the old time A'
ginia.
A GLANCE ni03 [ A HILLTOr.
"Bo so kind as to stand under t
trco he said ; "this point is the b
from which to study the battlo-fio
General Sherman so regarded it wl
he called hero some time ago. I v
sitting in this place where you saw
reading to-day tvhon I observed I
general approaching across the fie
. Ho came to thu house , and stand !
hero pointed out with wonderful i
curacy the various positions hold di
ing the baltlo. Sir , that ridge boyo
the Bull Run stream is in Fair !
county , look to the cast. On this s
of that Fairfax ridge lay the Fodo
army on the night before the b
tie. The country there was par
cultivated then as it is now , b
turning your eyes further to I
north , you see a forest extending
the stream. Through that fore
now of larger growth , the Fcderi
who were to turn Beaurogard's 1 (
moved , cutting their road as tl
went to Sudloy Springs , which j
BOO in the distance to the nor
Then crossing Bull Run they ca
down directly upon this point. Th
remain few evidences of that mo
meiit. The oak and pine stands ai
did then , Mow , mark , sir ? 'J
Confederate Colonel Evans , 'Shanl
OB they called him , faced ' .
lor juat down there at the sti
bridge , on the Wnrrontoii pi
Is it clear to you ? Well , sir , Eva
suspecting something wrong , faced
stream , and , with Col's Bee and B
ton , throw himself into that field j
beyond the valloy. You see the ti
now. It is still clear. To make
long story short , when the Federal
tacking column struck Evans tl
thought Bcaurcgard's army was
their front , If they had pushed i
ward they would have crushed Be
regard. No doubt ot it. Eva
with a handful of men , held thoin
an hour and a half , and , when hu
forced back , ho retreated to this p
eau , where thu fiercest fighting
done. The Confederates ran past I
house towards General Jackson , i
had just posted his brigade at
ridge a few hundred yards to
northeast of the house. Jacksi
men were lying Hat on the grou
but Jackson was on his horso.
sat there as still and steadfast as
monument. Now and then ho wa
his hat to his men , among wl
shell were flying and around wl
heads bullets were flying like bee
harvest time. A soldier of t
brigade was hero a few years ago
ho tola mo that ho thought it too
stay. Ho was slipping back , w
Jackson seeing him , lifted his he
The fellow dropped into his placo.
WHEIIB JACKSON BKOAJIE' 'STOHEWA1
As ho talked Mr. lltmry led his
itor beyond the lawn into a field wl
gro\ ) ' long grass , daisies , danduli' '
dock weeds , blue thistle and thic
nutted blackberry briers. Slightly
dvanco and at the further edge of <
iold was ft line of yonnp pines whi
iad snruntt up since the battle , maki
ho field narrower now than it v
hen. Beyond this growth of siti
nncs stretches a wide uolt of oak ti
> cr , then standing , Kating strawb
rics as wo walked along wo came t (
light ridge near the woods. 11 nei
d no ono to explain that this v
vhoro Jackson stood "liko a stc
wall. " From this spot , where 1
lorso's hoofs made their momora1
nark , I could trace , by th red roi
icd loading to Sudloy Springs , o
ino of Federal approach , and immo
tcly below , in the little valley
'oung's Branch , I could see the \Vi
onton pike that brought union hi
rom the stone bridge across IltillUu
'ar away in beautiful undulations r
tlcasant fields and sternly in the bac
ground still grow the very oaks tl
mco were bruised and shattered
10 shock of battle.
KATILK FIKM ) FANCIES.
Standing whcro Jackson stood , it
asy to ropcoplo this beautiful ere
nd with slight ollbtt fancy fills in t
Scturo. Punting after a hot run o !
nile and a half , Bee's men and B :
on's huddle panic-stricken at the ed
> f the woods. The rebels are route
'ho hard-worked mon of the norl
living constantly forward , cross Wi
onton road , push up tlio hill a
each the plateau , Their batter
weep the crest and Bond doath-itc ;
ng bolts , hissing hot , into the woo (
lee is in sore extremity. His face
trcakod with the smut of powdi
lis oycs are wild. His sword is
onstant motion above his head. I
oico is husky , for shouts of comma
eng since gave place to whispers
ntrcaty. Over the field ho comes
carch of his badly-smitten runawa ;
"General , " ho exclaims , rcachi
ackson. "thoyuro boating us bacl
"Sir , replies Jackson , "wo v
ivo thorn the bayonet. " Again Be
word wavca encouragement to !
roops , ° and in a rain of bullets hori
oward , saying to some who !
rith him :
"There is Jackson , standing liki
tone wall ! " Instantly thereafter I
unites his breast , and , stumbling , f :
inckwnrd upon a clump of briars ,
nd fro across his body fly the bits
cad , regiment moots regiment
crco charge and the thick of i
ght is on. A dozen rocks in (
lictst of a tangle of a pine bush im
lie spot where Bee died , and a f
tops distant a similar mound des
ates the place of Barton's fall. C
onviction forces itself upon the vi
or who walks from point to point
Ilia field that the people no1
lave dpno justice to the heroism
ho union soldiers who through
ault of their own lost the battle ho
"May I aak what has become of i
lall in your house ? " said Gone
Sherman to Mr. Henry.
"Tho house had to bo rebuilt , " \
ho reply , "and it was remodeled. "
"I thought so , " said Sherman , w
i grim smile. "I was in that In
> ut it got too hot for me. "
It is not pleasant for the gontlon
vho , with an aged sister , made d
> y the battle and so remaining m
occupies the Henry mansion to tcl
of the fighting in and around
louse. In the pravoyard grove
ombstono with the inscription :
In Memory of
THE PATRIOTS
Who Fell at
11ULT , HUN ,
July 21 , 1801.
Great locust trees that then at
around the lawn were broken oil' !
swept down , and from their slur
, ho lessor locusts now standing h
; rown. In a fjrovo of those trees ,
i grass-covered mound in the real
, ho house , is a monument of rough
granite , whcroupon are scratched
mines of visiting veterans. The si
s chapped with shells , ono of wli
was hurled by "Long Tom" from F
'ax Heights far across Bull R
L'hough the monuments was put up
Jnion soldiers the bones of five C
'odoratcs are buried beneath. Pu
ng aside some hollyocks , now
lower around the mound , I was n
o read the inscription :
JUDITH IIENKY ,
tilled near this spot by the oxploc
of sholh in her dwelling during
> attlo on the 21st of July , 1
When killed she was in her 85th y
and confined to her bed by , infir
ics of ago. Her husband , Dr. la
ETenry , was a surgeon in the Uni
States navy , on board the trigato C
stollation.
When the artillery began to r
; ho hill and shot came tearing thro
; ho house Mrs. Henry's invalid
, ook her in his arms and bore
across the field and down the hill t
sheltered placo. Two daughters
the IIOUBO followed. When the I
of battle momentarily rolled away
the light , the party returned to
IIOUBO , but scarcely had they reac
the lawn when a fiercer storm t
over Icirclcd around. Mrs. He
was snot in several places , ono of
daughters was made deaf for lifo i
tlio terrible shock hastened the BC
death.
DOWN AT THE I1UI1X3K.
With taut reins Shedrick let
liorses down the farm road lead
From the plateau , and , cros :
Young's branch , wo emerged upon
" \Varronton piko. The ntono he
known to history still stands at
intersection of the Sudloy Springs
Wammton roads , and wo drank fi
the same well whence thirstyhundi
drew rofoshiim draughts twenty yi
ago. From the stone house along
pike to the stone bridge across J
Run , it is a long milo , the road be
up hill and down , twice crossing
rivulet.
"Tho Yankees retreated nlong
road after the fighting on the Hi
farm , didn't they Shedrick ? "
"I'so free to say , sir , dat doy 1
o' made fur do bridge. "
"But didn't they runf"
"No , Hah ; when do rebels got
Union gammon on do go-back ,
kind o' wont along dis road toards
bridge. "
"But what's the difference botv
on the run1 and 'on the go-back ? '
'Heap o' diflenco , Bah , heap o'
fence. "
This cute description appearc
tickle Shedrick , who , at the tin
the battle was a slave , and who , ii
respect for the North , could no
induced to admit that those wlu
him free were driven in wild 1 !
across the bridge now before even
von * oycs. The bridge looks old , b
steadfast. A wall of stone is on cith
side , the the road-bed on the bridge
of red clay , juat as on the pike Use
The stream that passci under t
bridge is now narrow and sluggis
but a rain storm sends the watc
roaring down between the high wa
of led rock and the dry undorgtow
of summer in the run's raco-track
frequently submerged. To the cast
Fairfax county , tilled upon this si
with fields and thick woods , in t
depths of which the bones of mon ai
horses are found to this day. '
the west , alonp the road that took
thither , stretch the undulating Ian
of Prince William county. Thin
are somewhat desolate at the bridj
but is a novelty to sit on the sto
buttress and read of war's deadly d
ing , while from the dark grass and da
wjitor below thu bullfrog mocks t
drum ,
TXHKHKTIU : POUTER TUOU11I.11 IlltOA
A year after the first battle tl
second battle of Bull Run was foug
upon the same ground. But in tl
second battle the posit iona of the o
Dosing forces were reversed , lion :
Hill and the adjoining B.xld Hill a
the points from which the operattoi
during the second battle can bust 1
studied. Far to the west stretch tl
Bull Run mountains and in the di
tanco the Blue Ridgo. Thoroughfa
Gap , through which Jackson marchi
and in which llickotts disputed Lou
street's passage , looks like a notch
a huge saw. Bones have boon foui
within the last few years in the Ga
but it behooves the searcher for sin
uncanny relics to beware lest he hii
self bo turned to bones , for in the Bt
Run Mountains tlio rattlesnake lurk
There are slight traces of Jackson'so
tronchmcnts on the highlands nu
Grovcton , and the unusual railroi
cut , in which there was such fier
fighting , remains to-day aa it was
Aut-ust , 18G2.
The Fitz John Porter case h
caused a number of army officers
visit the Henry House and some au ;
cent points recently , and not long a
General Warren passed several da
in the vicinity preparing maps for i :
in the trial. The people of the vici
ity are interested in the dovplopmc
of the case , almost all taking sic'
with Porter , who , as a Manassas in
put it , "is merely the scapegoat of
lost battle. "
A year or so ago Senator D
Cameron found himself at t
Henry farm , and , having oxamin
the two battle fields ,
said to Mr. Henry : "What will y
take for your property ? I've a i
tion to buy it. " The reply was tl
the spot was too dear lo bo bought ;
place full of pitiful memories for t
owner and sad reflection for t
friends of those whoso gathered nal
cst at Arlington.
How Japanese Fiuis aroMndo.
A British consul in Japan pivea t
'ollowing particulars touching i
Jio manufacture of folding fans
Osaka : As in many other brancl
of industry , the principle of divisi
of labor is carried out in the fan-mi
ing trade. The bamboo ribs are mi
in Osaka and Kioto by private in
viduals in their own houses , and cc
binations of the various notches cul
the lower part are loft to ono of
jmshing workmen , who forms
various patterns of the handle acco
ing to plans prepared by the desigr
In like manner the designer gi
out to the engravers the pattc
teaches him ibo
which his experience
bo moat likely to bo saleable dur
the" ensuing season : and when the i
fcrcnt blocks have been cut , it E
rests with him to say what colors
; o bo used for the two sides of c
'an. In fact , this official holds ,
lot the best paid , at _ any rate
most important position on the a
ordinary.
When the printed shoots which
to form the two sides of the fans h
boon handed over to the workm
together with the sots of bamboo B
which are to form the ribs , his f
business is to fold the two shoots
which the fan is to bo composed ,
that they w ill retain the crease , i
this is done by putting thorn botw
two pieces of paper , well Batura
with oil and properly creased. ' .
four are then folded together i
placed under a heavy weight. W !
sufficient time has elapsed the slit
are taken out and the molds and u
again , < tlio released shoots being pr
ed up for at least twenty-four houi
their folds. The next process is
take the ribs , which are tempera
arranged in order on wire , and "t
them into their places on ono of
shoots , after it has been spread out
a block and pasted. A dish of rrn ;
then gives the woodwork adhci
powers and that part of the proces
finished'by affixing thoromainingBl
of paper.
The fan has to bo folded up
opened three or four times before
folds take the proper shape ; and
the time it is put up to dry it has
ceivod far moro handling than
foreign paper could stand ; hide
foreign paper has been tried , and
to bo given up as unsuitable for
work ; but with great care the OB
fanmakcra have boon able to in
some fans with printed pictures wl
have been sent over from Afr
though they were invariably obli
to URO 0110 face of Japanese pa ]
The qualities of native paper now taro
are not nearly BO good as thos
which the old fans were made , and
consequence , the etylo of manufact
has hud to bo changed.
Instead of first pasting the
faces of the fun together and then >
uhig in pointed ribs , the ribs
square and are pasted in their pli
in the manner described above ,
outaido lacquered pieces and fa
work are all done in Osaka and Ki
and Borne of the designs in lacquo :
bono are really artistic ; but the
mand for the highly ornamented
Bcription of fans is not sufficient to
courage the production of largo qi
titles of first-class work , When
insides are drying the riveting
the pieces together , including
outer covering , is rapidly done , ai
dash of vanifsh quickly finishes
fan ,
AFrleutUuNoed.
Time over nnd again THOMAS' JiC
Oiii lion proved a ealutnry'frleml t <
dMrwsed. An a reliable curathu for c
in children. Bore throat nml bronchli
fectiona , and aa a positive external rei
for pain , it is a never-fulling ; antidote.
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without fnfiwfrt'- tiyn
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narcotics.
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Sole Manufacturers , OMAB
1880. SHORTJJHE. 18 *
KANSAS CITY ,
St , Joe & Council Blul
18 IIIK ONLY
Direct Line to ST. LOT ]
ANDTIIUKAST
Prom Omaha and thoWosl
No changa of cars lictwccn Omaha anil t . u
and but ono between OMAHA and
NKW YOUK.
Daily PassengerTrai
KACIIIXa AUi
EABTEIIN AND WKHTKKN CITIES with 1
CHAllQKS nnd IN ADVANCE of ALL
OTIIKH LINKS.
This entire line Is cquipnoil with I'ullr
Palace BI < x ! liiK Cam , I'alaca l > ay Coachc ) , Ml
Kaft.tr riatforin nnd Coujilcr , and the cUcli
Wt tln lieu u Air-brake.
tfftiea that ) our ticket reads VIA nA )
CITV , HT. JOHKI'll & COUNCIL J1LUFK8
road , via St , Joseph anil St. Ixmli.
TIcl.cU for balu at all COIIIKHI utatlons I
Wut. J. I' , IIAUNAHI ) ,
A , 0. DAWK3 , Ocn. hupt. , bt. Jomph , 1
Oen , 1'axi. nnd Ticket Ak't. . fit. Jobujili , H
\V , C. BKACIIUKHT , Ticket Aicent ,
10JO roriihain utreot
ANDY HOKUM , ranteiiKer A ent ,
A. 1) ) . UARNAM > " "ml Auent ,
OMAHA , Nl
A SURE
SURERECIP
RECIP
FOP Fine Complem
Positive rollofnndfmmnr
from comploxlonnl blomls
may bo found in llnsan's 31
nolla Balm. A dellcato i
Iiarmlcss article. Hold by dr
gists everywhere.
It Imparts tlio mostbrllll
and lifo-llko tints , and the <
seat scrutiny cannot detect
use. All unsightly dlscolo
tlons , ernptlonB , ring ma
nndertbo eyes,8ullownessr
ness , roughness , and the fli
Of futlguo tind excitement
at once dispelled by the H
nolla Balm.
It is the one incomparu
Cosmetic ,
A. , NAM , Denti
Ornct-JoooW Illoik , corner Capitol a
nd FUtctulli tr ) t , OiualaNsb
THIS NEW AND CORRECT MAP
* Vrovcs beyond ftnjrrcaaonaMo question thdtthn t
CHICAGO & NORTH-WESTERN R'Y
Is by nil oiMi tlio best to.id for you to take when traveling In either direction between I
Chicago and all of the Principal Points In the West , North and Northwest , .
3nrcfiilly rxnmtno this Mn | > . The frlnelrnl Cities of the We t nml NnrtlmeUnrpStntlonii'
on thl.i ro.id. its throu ) > li tinlns mnko close couticctloua wltli tliotrulusof uiliullruailsot
junction ) ioliili.
a . o -
HE CHICAGO & . NORTH-WESTERN RAILWAY ,
lo to
SSM
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PULLMAN HOTEL DINING-CARS. V.
rt i ' ) r'VJiJVi5 ' ' V'JlllJ1.n ' sWnR Cj Not th or V nrtliwMt ot Chicago.
, ' < iuo .ni' . llwnukro. Grcou liny ft I.nko Superior IJie."i
l 8 y n Collllou Tlck * Agcuts fti tlio Uultcil Btutcs and
llcmcnber to ask for Tickets via this road , tie sure they rend over It , nnd take none other ,
JUKYIN Ul'amn.aan'lWnnaBor , Chicago. , ivM' . - 8TZM.NErTGcn'U > ass.Aceut , Chicago.
IIAUIIY P.1UKL. . Ticket Acent C. & N. W. ICillwny , Uth anil Fajnhim trcots. '
I ) . K. KIMUAI.I , , A litnntTlckot A'-unt 0. & .V. W. lUllwAy , Uth and Farnlnm ttrecta
J. 11KLL , Ticket A cht 0. & N. W. Itallway , U. P. H. It. Ucx | > t.
SAilllST. CLAUK Ocncral A < ; ont.
MAX MEYER & BRO. ,
the Oldest Wholesale and
Retail Jewelry House in
Omaha , Visitors can here
find all novelties in Silver
"Ware , Clocks , Rich and
Stylish Jewelry , the La
test , Most Artistic , and
Choicest Selections in
Precious Stones , and all
descriptions of Fine
"Watches , at as Low Pri
ces as is compatible with
honorable dealers , Call
and see our Elegant New
Store , Tower Building ,
comer llth and'Farn-
ham Streets
MAX MEYER & BRO.
IIETEE & BEO ,
O
Tin : LEADING
IUSIC HOUSE
IN T1IKT.ST 1
General Agents for the
Finest and Best Pianos and
Organs manufactured.
Our prices are as Low as
any Eastern Manufacturer
and Dealer.
Pianos and Organs sold
for cash or installments at
Bottom Prices.
A SPLENDID stock of
Steinway Pianos , Knabe
Pianos , Vose & Son's Pi
anos , and other makes.
Also Clough & Warreu ,
Sterling , Imperial , Smith
American Organs , &c. Do
not fail to see us before pnr-
chasin ? .
M'DONALD AND HARRISON ,
at-ios
m ARE NOW OFFERING FOll ONE MONTH ONLY
DECIDED BARGAINS
3CDKT
I Ladies' ' Suits Cloaks Ulsters Circulars Etc ,
200 Handsome Suits , at $6.00 ; 300 Stylish Suits , $1O.OO ;
76 Black Silk Suits , $17.00.
8 Wo Imvo Bovoral lota of utnplo goods which will l > o offered at
8s SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS ON THE DOLLAR.
s All ladies ( should avail themselves of this great aalo of |
CORSETS AND UNDERWEAR , 'LINEN AND MOHAIR ULSTERS ,
SILK AND LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS , LAWN SUITS
i" , .
AND SACQUES.
j" * ° - ° o * " MCDONALD & HARRISON.
S3 s WM. F. STOETZEL ,
n'l irt Dealer in | Hardwaret
AS ill : he Cooking Stoves
Stove Repairer , Jol ) Worker and lanuf aoturer
ox.r. . : c.x * XCIKTDOO O3E o k.xars.
Tenth and Jackso c + c . Omaha , Neb.
AXS3 * OXXfiTGI-XVEI
3 , POWER AND HAND
ty
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Steam Pumps , Engine Trimmings ,
MACHINEUV , SNO , osK nuAss IHON ITTINCS , PIPE , BTEAM
it HALLADAY WIND-MILLS , CHURCH AND SCHOOL BELLS ,
DS ( A , L. STRANG , 206 Farnam St. , Omaha.
IB J. A. WAKEFIELD ,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALEIl IN
MB M HMM &
le
Lath , SKingles , Pickets ,
SASH , DOORS , BLINDS , MOLDINGS , LIME , CEMENT ,
tff TtA puJ > j 'gg.J UMTO.
a-STATE AGENT FOH MILWAUKEE CEMENT COMPANY ,
ou Near Union Pacific Depot , , - - - OMAHA , NEB ,
