Among the gentlemen who composed the Chicago party were E.P. Green,son-in-law of Remington, the rifle manufacturer,Alexander Sample, Mr. Milligan, of the firm of Heath & Milligan, of Chicago, and several others, whose names I do not now remember.

Among the gentlemen who composed the Chicago party were E.P. Green,son-in-law of Remington, the rifle manufacturer,Alexander Sample, Mr. Milligan, of the firm of Heath & Milligan, of Chicago, and several others, whose names I do not now remember.

Mr. Milligan was a man full of life, and was continually "boiling over with fun."

"Milligan, here's what you've been wanting for some time," said I, "for yonder is a war party of Indians and no mistake; and they'll come for us, you bet.

" "I don't believe this is one of my fighting days," replied Milligan, "and it occurs to me that I have urgent business at the camp.

The soldiers were in camp, and Milligan thought that Captain Russell ought to be at once notified of the appearance of these Indians.

Knowing that we could reach the camp in safety, for we were well mounted, I continued to have considerable amusement at Milligan's expense, who finally said: "Cody, what's making my hat raise up so.

" Sample, who was as cool as a cucumber, said to Milligan: "There must be something wrong with your hair.

" "It's all very fine for you fellows to stand here and talk," replied Milligan, "but I am not doing justice to my family by remaining.

" By this time the Indians had discovered us and were holding a consultation, and Milligan turned his horse in the direction of the camp.

While we were riding along with the company Milligan said to Sample: "Now, Alick, let them come on.

" We struck the trail going north, but as we had not come out on a scout for Indians, we concluded not to follow them; although Milligan was now very anxious to proceed and clean them out.

Ned Buntline and Mr. Milligan, having been apprised of our coming by a telegram, met us at the dépôt.

Mr. Milligan accompanied us to the Sherman House, where he had made arrangements for us to be his guests while we remained in the city.

Just then my eye happened to fall on Mr. Milligan, who was surrounded by his friends, the newspaper reporters, and several military officers, all of whom had heard of his hunt and "Indian fight"he being a very popular man, and widely known in Chicago.

So I said: "I have been out on a hunt with Milligan.

The passage omitted in John v. 3, 4 is argued for strenuously by Mr. M'Clellan, with more hesitation by Dr. Scrivener, and in 'Supernatural Religion' (sixth edition), against Tregelles, Tischendorf, Milligan, Lightfoot, Westcott and Hort.

In John vi. 51 the reading of Tertullian and the Sinaitic Codex is defended by Tischendorf; the approximate reading of B, C, D, &c. is admitted by Lachmann, Tregelles, Milligan, Westcott and Hort, and the received text has an apologist in Mr. M'Clellan (with Tholuck and Wordsworth).

By Geraldine Souvaine & Harold V. Milligan.

Geraldine Souvaine & Harold V. Milligan (A); 19Jul76; R637035. R637036. Where to eat in New York.

By Harold Vincent Milligan.

Vincent Milligan & Robert Milligan (C); 9Jun77; R664734. R664735.

Vincent Milligan & Robert Milligan (C); 9Jun77; R664734. R664735.

Mrs. Milligan Fox: Annals of the Irish Harpers (1911); Mason: Song Lore of Ireland (1910); Armstrong: Musical Instruments (2 vols., 1904-1908); O'Neill: Irish Folk Music (1911), Irish Minstrels and Musicians (1913).

On Mary McCracken, see Mrs. Milligan Fox, The Annals of the Irish Harpers.