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-lgkef ri sae, 'aiena sas ids' 'Y'f li9Re-ta-ra-ta
Itts.5ig.yyfea eEsgalis II UE
rs rendered al the close Of lecture upon tn
subject Of "AIoke-la vs=fa, qg The Nation and It
Wanls { in 8Iasolic Temple. Washington. D. c
Ns5tch 30. 1870, by Goa L. V. Tappanl
81 n winter has&ed its frozen bars
Ac-oss the fiery belt OF Mars
lhe mountain brow was crowned with light
II. valley rObed in spotles= white;
!. c, n justice bending fn0m The sky. 2 a
looked o'er the bItilcments Onhigh,
Her shining 5alancc downward hung,
IL solemuly and stin it swung
To weigh the deepe OF shame and worth
AptiEt liour passing 6p .tlc eartlt5 .s.I
On one side was a nations ban,
The other held the poor Piegan.
G4elt was the power. wealth and pride
PILED pountain AighFRsn7one side,10uTE
enc hfoFess and lhestteasdi OEydaEs y sie
le triumphs over doubts and fears.
Ehe conquests; sometimes gained o'eT wrong,
With Fresdglns name Il. make gir6Ih strong
Tie other side held want, distress. o.
ne children Of the wilderness,
eeble and IA int, in numbers few,
-lle wintry winds could pierce theEa. through;
a nation arny-Shoridan, -a '5l
against the. .Oqtlawed poor PiegqR, a,-ferE
c. one side gIitterins steel and fire. 2. ~
10 do the work ofdeath so dire; 1it.-
teeds prancing, banners waving high,
ong men to conquest drawing nigh
elch victory as might could gain.
With none their weapons to, restrain;
he other but a few souls brave,
Who fought their helpless ones to save,
Women and babes, shTiezing awOlse -
To perish mid the battle smoke,
Murdered, or turned ont there to die,
Beneath the stern, grey, wintery skY;-
Here great Christiiht hyarrior's 1lan,45
There Ply. and -tas Poor rPieanus--zlug
Iar O, o,erIGss 81, 6oiurnbia 9 haiidg,
Uplit the fallen OF the lands;
To Ireland's stricken sons, her Vpice "A
peaks, biddiag them awake, rejdiee}9gi
? -orl Eueldnd-s pride and wealth ofslate
She bids the paupered millions wait: y
Wake, from her dismal, dreary trance,
ihs.sTssp ins libefty1of Finncei
-aiutes across the golden sea,
B ave Garibaldi's Italy;
PLEADS everywhere the rights OF man,
Why not for her own poor Piegan, g
Justice still bends above the earth
To make the deeds Ofshame or Worth;
Each in the balance shall be tried;-- Ar~
Oh, not upon the nations side '7t 1.
o. shame, let rs our tribute lay, p ..4-.a
Bnt on the side oftruth always; -r-sH
Remember '.WhatsOe'r is done
Unto the feeblest little one"
The loving Master once hath said
"Thdt do ye unto me instead;'
I look, behold the Son ofnan ..r
Bears in His arms the poor Plcgan.
SUNDAY GAZETTE, Washington City
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a S8IndRysschool teacher in New f.su-
donf fGQnn, asked q little scholar what
he would do if, on the way to Sunday
school, the devil should whisper I'm 6is
ear and try 10 get him to g5 oil to some
bnd place. 'phe bay ydrew himself up 10
his full height, and said; n should saw
TO hinl, Shoe fly, don't bOdder me- This
brought the house down.
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L O. 2 NJ
Fire Department.

YOUNG AMERICA FIRE CO., NO. {.
Meet first Wednesday evening in each month al
their Hail OverG. c. COulsOn's Grocery.
L. e. HONEY. Prcs't
JOHN NJ. PENCE, Sec'y.
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s MoLUNKEE FIRE CO, NO, 2.
Meet second Tuesday evening in each month, at
their Hail iHrelr Of Court Hoese --...-
3. T. GANSON. Pres't.
HORACE g. HAPPERSETT Sccy.
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T0WF8HzP

Trustees OK r II Cheefiam
Treasurer II H Berry.
Clerk D W Todd.
J P's n Rhoads,
Jacob zsmbro, WIN wharton s1I Reach,
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RESCUE Hoak AND lAD0ER co, NO. I,
Meet hrst wednesday evcningin each month at their
Hall in Kaufman & Nelson's Gothic Block
ROYAL J. WINDER, Foreman.
JOSEPH ROOF, Sec'y.
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Mayor + --fH ] II Long
Marshal ThOs Farrall
7FpligU II s-TTER Richardson, VIM HappersCtt
Citg Council --u n R II Cheetham. G Gqnson,
rDFJ II Ayers =. Powers. p B Ross. II II Thompson
City CLERK, -4l- LCHOvev
Street CoumissiOupr- John Gump
Bndrd Oh EtuCafion J II Ayers, Pres. A e
deuel., Clerk. J II p Stone, r Il Thompson, DR. Fl
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ERIE RAILWAl


On and after Monday N9yel93er l5Ill1 @ lss
TrahisvilI leave Urbanas attlie following houIS
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connecting at Cincinnati 10 and from Louisville, st.
Louis and all pOints South and Southwest; at Day
fon with DAYTON & Union Dayton & Eena and Day
ton & Western Railroads; at Springfield with London
Branch to and from London, where connections are
made with the Little Miami Railroad to and from
COlumbuss also with Springfield Branch Little Mi
ami r r. and with Delaware Branch c g G Il r r;
at Urbana with Pittsburgl Cincinnati 8 St louis r
r. at BeUefontaine with Cleveland, Columbus Gin
einnntf 6 indianapolis R.; at Forest with Pitts
burgh Fl v Wayne & Chicago r r.; at Carey with
Fi1dlav Branch 1lleh has beer recently relad with
II Rail and is now first class road in every respect
at Cl- de and Sanduslly with Lake Shore & Michgen
Southern Railway and from Detroit, Toledo; also,
Cleveland Eric. Dunkirls, Buffalo Niagara Falls,
New York and Boston. 2 ftt |N.|-
AND ill EASTERN CITIES.
Also. at sandusSy durinq the season Of navigation
with daily lines Of Stealne. ri e." Il
Kelley's and Pu,-.L- p. Islands and
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oWashinstou County!

From he R1Orttr. "iit.' IG tWU"a
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. S.usmith, Esq.
Of Independence, had one Of his legs UNI
putatCd on the 25tll ult. 'Hehad been
suffering for q considerable time past with
some affection Of the knee joint, and tho
loss OF lllc limb at Inst became necessary,
Ho Is doing very we'll. I'D ig,a
RuNAwAY.-On Tuesday Of list week
wlillO Mr.. Theodore, TcepIe, Of Carroll
township, waS hauling n Windmill on a
sled, his horses took fright and ran away.
Hewas thrown down and his feet caught
in the rigging and While 10 this position
was dragged head dOwnwardS for nearly q
mile. llO was very severely injured.
TuE name OF Hon. J. B. Donley Is
announced in Tho Wayncsburg Rt1NsltOT5
as candidate for denomination 70 Con
grcss. Tic Greene County Convention l.
called to meet on Monday, the Cd day o.
May. sr,t.
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6HILDRENs LIVES SAVED FOR

GHILDRENS LIVES SAVED FOR
~ 80 CENTS Thousands OF Children die
annually Of Group. Now, Mothers, II you would
spend 80 cents, and always haVea bottle Of Dr.
Tobias Venetian Linimcnt In the house, yOn
never need fear losing your little one when at
tackled with this complaint. II Is now 22years
Bints I have put up my LInImCnt, and never
heard Of child dying Of Group whom my I.lni'
mcnt was used; but hundreds Of cures have been
reported To nc, and many state II It was $40 per
bottle they would not DO without II. Besides
which, 1t Is certain cure for Cuts, Burns, Head
ache, Toothachc, Sore Throat, swCllnSs, Mumps,
Collie, DlarrhGa, DyseutOry, spasmE, Old Sores
aud Pains in tho Limbs, Back aud Chest No
one once tries II who is ever without it 1t Is
warranted perfectly safe to take internally. Full
directions with every bottle. Sold by tho Drug
gtsts and and StorekecpGrs in tho United States.
Depot 10 Park Placa, MY. marSG&W
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
r NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sY

T NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sly.
LRUP- Among Tie many things required du'
ling this unpleasant winter for personal IIEAITH,
Co1TOIF and Ease THIS Syrup stands among the
art Il has bcsh before ,ths puBlie now for IL
yeRgS and has given the most entire satisfaction
Al'pep0ns suffering from COUGHS, COLDS
and GIoARsENESS, should not be without 1t, Al
It viii Afford speedy relief In most diseases Of the
Throat, Chest or Lungs. FOR CROUP-Can be
rolled on in extreme cases. FOR wH0OPING
CoUGH-InvarIabIy givcs speedy RELIEF iFoH
SORE THROAT-KCep tho Throat moist with It
VIOLENT CoUGUs-YIsld 70 is continued use
Sold by Dngglsts generally.
,LAUGHt1N, BA1TH ECO"
Wholesale Druggists.
Jan9 Main 81, Wheeling
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Tho Thomas Memorial Meeting at
Washington. I,..'
WASHINGTON, April 5.

WASHINGTON, April 8.
The memorial services in honor Of the
late General TllonlMs were held III tho hall
Of the House Of Representatives this oven.
ing. The exercises were in iIllfacSOrl
with tho occasion. All departments Of
the Government werCrepreScnted by their
Chief men. There WIS no distinction Of
purity, tho most prominent Democrats Of
The House and Senate being in attendance.
The addresses were solid and earnest, like
the man Who was the subject Of them.
Nothing seemed done for elect, but both
the speakers and the vlIst audience showed
that the tribute paid was from the heart.
The building WIS filed to overlooking,
and Washington did all that the capitol
Ora nation could do 10 pay fitting tribute
n ID SGcn. Tlbmas hGgallerics were
jcnscly tIirongcd, and in the space Allot.
ted to the diplomatic corps were several
foreign ministers, attaches Of legations,
and ladies Of their respective families. The
gallery opposite the Speakers chair was
occupied Ey the Marine Band. Tho seats
on the floor were filed principally by
Representatives and Senators, together
with tic Judges Of tho COurts OF tho Dis.
trict Of Columbia anil officers Of the army,
including General Sherman Fronting
the Speakers chair were President Grant,
Secretaries Fish, ROhGson and BClknNp,
ATTORNEY General HOar, Postmaster Gen.
cnlll SfSfeSwCll. Chiel Justice Chase and
nil othcr Justices Of UIc United States
SiprCmc Court The hall WIS decorated
over Inc doorway with national flags
drapcd with Grape. There was similar
Arrangement on the front Of tho gallery,
Immediately in tho rear Of tho Speakers
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r1uRsDAY, APRIL I, 1870.

Mr.. TWEED, orNOw York, havingISuc-
cessfulIy carried through tho Legislature,
his new city charter, after struggle Of q
fortnight, was overcome by the prolonged
tension ofnerve and-brain, :and.is danger.
ously Ill, mud lllSely p die ofbrpiq congs-
ton. "What doth it profit man Il he
gain the whole world and lose his own
lief" I'VE prefer in 1Ir. TwEED's case to
say nothing about "soul.')
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.WTONIEN AND SOCIAL EVILS
w Essays for Young Acn-thc true CstI'
mats Of woman-the happiness Of an honorable
ma.riagO-the fearful soorAr, EvrIs Of tho day
tho cause and cure. Sent nee, in scaled Cnvel'
oPes. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box
r, Philadelphia, Pa. Jau2s.lEw
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SUMMER TERN
HEALTH OFFICERS NOTICE


HEALTH UFFICB, Y BNNTEA STIEII, I
CENTRE WHEELING, April !, Ia
Property owners, honsckeepefS, agents nd
Others having charge Of TGnGmentt. IL vel "
Of Hotels, Halls Or other public edl1ees NHI
featuring Embellishments. Slaughter ElOst1,
Meat Shops, etc., arc hereby notified 10 tleils
their SINKS, Water Closets. Cellar, itOni NJ
back.yards, unImprOvcd lots, yard, OF Tstan
drains, private sewers, pFiYIeS, stables Of OtAs
0utbuildlngs, and have the same 10 goOt VI
tAry condition within Is days from tile tltR
this notice, otherwise the prOViiIOaS Of b,
Health Ordinance for COtnpIksOFy cleansing u!
dislnfcCting, will 10 rigldly enforced.
COMPLAINT Books arc open at the llelltAOaN
and ut tho Drug StOrU Of Logan, List 6Co
Given under my hand.
~ .s-a JAMES Z. REEVES. ND,
apE2 City Health OhcH
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UNITED DRETnREN m CHRIST,

t'"tH4.A. "1t'fJ--Hfl no.
Parkersburg Observation-Disclosures
a5 g,f of Labor. o.I.,
The following arc the allotmelts Of
labor for the Parkerburg Conference
United Brethren in Christ, for tho ensuing
year, held al Hartford City, Mason colr.
ty, ". Va, March II, 1870, Bishop J.
Weaver presiding: a
LIST OF APpoINTMBNTS.-WRST CoLUM.
Ola DISTRICT.
JACOB c. JOKES, P. E.
Wat Columbia 0lreEit-W. B Hodge and E.
barnard. .al-.5
Jackson Cireuit-E. StutlCr and J. ". Taylor.
LW6Cck Circhl-r. s. Riddle.
Ripltv CiFUht-I. ]! AnkrOm.
H1Nt HtGAdHt CircMit-W. II. Harrison.
ONerbelR CtrcWlt-D.W. Profit,
HWGaiO CIFcHlt-J. A. Seaman.
90 In r'Hn ---IsEt
PARKERsBURG DISTRICT,
J..w, PEnltr, p. B.
, Itwkera6urg StatIoa-ZCb Warner. Il, p.
h 'tE7sI. CiFChdt-Enoch Harper. q
Nude LA1Rd-W. II. Diddle.
RNRSbor0-H. L. Polling,
Carrot. II, Rymcr. Zap r..
MbFOR-J. ]. JOlGa. ., NV. p.
GltNriNe-w. ". KnIpple, and I. n. Under.
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.DRANDRETHS PILLS. THEIR
II great value consists in this: They may be
used 20 long rs any disease Affects any Of tho or
gauS Of the body and by thus pcrssVcrinG In their
use the disease will be Cared, and tho body re-
stored 10 health Gree from sTStT talnt and ltnpu'
hty. Their reputation proves thcirmrit. az
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NOTICE.-PRo POsALSf FOR THE
In sale Of land In Ohio county, suitable for
gardening puEPogeH, stating tho alu. per aero At
which tho land will DO cold and the character and
estimated Talue at tho improvements thereon,
will be received BY Tho uildGFBIgnOd untl tho
18th day Of April. 1870.
Also BIDS for tho purchase Of tho present Poor
House and COunty Farm will be received up to
Chairman Of Committee on Poor, u. Of S. Of
Ohio County. rA maF29d&W
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Spring 8 Summer INN Trade ID
oF187o.
.CHANCERY NOTICE.
danes II. Walt and Reuben Wait

danes II. Wait and Reuben Wait
Sarah Wait, 81 al3.
In pursuance Of decree made and entered In
Court Of Ohio county, West Virginia, It was
among other things further ordered that said
Commissioner makSA further report showing the
names OF tho creditors Of said estate and tho
amount Of their ClAlms remaining unpaid, first
rEILiGENcER and Wheeling REgiStET for six con.
SOCutIvC weeks, and US provided by section Of
chapter 81 Of tho Code Of West Virginia notify.
Ing the creditors OF said estate To present and
10 be GxCd By him, Aid that saId Master report
such other or further matter as either party may
require.
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The COde3:...lAl inquiry and Answer.
C1ARKsBuRo, April 4, 1870.

GRNT1EMBN:-Enclo l send you five
dollars 10 renew my subscription 10 the
ISTRLLIGRECEB, anl while writing, j
wish TO know II you have any Te!trbt6 ID
formation as to the TING 0urIiew Cole ol
laws will DC ready for public use, for the
people are becoming very much dlssatis'
lied and anxious respecting, it,-dissatis'
fled because II Inns been the law Of the
lind for upwards Of twelve months, and
its provisions unknown 10 the people
whose prosperity, liberty and lives Nrt
controlled by Il, land dissatisfied, fearing
that there Is some secret reason for thus
''lightlng candle and putting 1t under a
busIlei," by which they may be Gntr0p'
ped into difficulties and losses; for they
know that II Is all d prctcxt that an Index
cannot be prepared In year: work
that may, readily aid satisfactorily be nc
cOmplislc1 by two competent persons in
two or three weeks. How the last Icgis.
lature, combining us much capacity and
DatriOfIsm us Il did, should adjourn leav'
tng The, Code printed and slumbering in
boxes for months for the want OF M index,
without making provision for It's lmmc'
diute distribution among the public, (tOF
there WIS ample time during It's session u
have lad indexes prepared Tor three such
volumes by the same pcrSons) The mat,
ter Is regarded by many 10 be OF sufficient
importance for tho Legislature 10 be called
Nv tie Governor, unless there Is reliable
information that the Index Is ready. |
presume that il never occurred before in
Inc history Of Governments TINT the poo
plc Of State have been ruled for upwards
Of twelve months by laws which they OF
the lawyers know nothing about, except
what they picked up from rumor and
scraps OF chapters that fell into the hands
Of u few. ~ -..
As m answer to this inquiry, md Others
ola similnr character, VIC print tic follow
ing letter from the gentleman entrusted
with the duty Of editing tho Code md
preparing tho Index:
CADELL G. H., March 10, 1870.
Mn. JONI FREw, PNNic Printer:
When | lcN Wheeling l intended to
return within week ind finish UP the
correction Of the Index, &c, but 1'llavt
n,,o,, sf,,nn I NutNN huNOp INti
~ "ov 90 1,, M n c Unable 10 travel or work
mn now Just able to 20 To work, hui
learning from the papers lhat the lLono 'o
ne C 5SS o cUI HH%my nnt ~ co,"c
~ WSselinr nj nil hut to finish up lleru
and send 10 you by express. YOulhay
look Tor the first instalIment within q very
SNORT S i'cE s a,I rCIeS nISOs u srn mc
" fSS, c ,, Of II by null, for which l
enclose stamps. II you have moi, print it NJ
once inthO manner ''er, We , spoke Of Of:
!" ''"S'o' I"T n E ST'
wo cor mid Tint no installmcnt of In
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as PERFECTLY .1NNoCUous ARTICLE,
which may DO used without fear. Remember, It
Is the only ono TINT has been analysed and found
wholesome. It's effects are instantaneous, aud
the colors 1t impsrts natural. M
CRISTADoRO'S HAIR PREsERvATIVE as
Dressing. acts like charm on tho Hair afICr
Dyetng. TryiL marS'd&w
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Thomas Smith, Coroner and Justice Of tho
Peaoo, HsstingsOn.th Hudson, says DrandrGtlSs
Pills cured him Of Dyspepsia and Heartburn
when every other medicine had lailed to relieve
him. Certificate dated April 2, 1903. =,
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4 RADICAL REVOLUTION HAS

A RADICAL REVOLUTION HAS
~ been accomplished in hAir dyes. The
horrible compounds containing LEAD, SALT
and SULPHUR are discarded. The leading
chemists implore tho pRblIenot to use them, and
Professor Chiffon, whose reputation Is second to
that Of no analytical chemist in America, has
H. .. 4 70
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Paper Pattern, Dress and Cloak
Making Emporium.

Spring opening Of Paper Patterns March list,
1SIi Mrs. Binders recent visit TO Paris enables
her to receive Fashions, TRIMMING, and Fancy
Goods superior to anything 10 this country, Sets
Of Patterns for Merchants and Dress Makers now
ready. DRHaSHS AND CL0AKB made IN twenty.
touh houFs notice. TRIMMINGS, LAcGa, Gloves,
Ribbons, JGwClFy, Fans aud EmhrOilOrieS. Cor.
TBNENU MACurIEb for eAle. Goods sent by EX.
press to all parts Of tho Union, tGbI
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Dr. Turner, OF Savannah, Ca, says he has, for
nearly forty years, recommended BrandrOth's
Plll8 Is specific in Yellow Fever; that hO never
knew patient to die WHO took them for this
malady, being otherwise sound. Their prompt
use takes out Of tho body thOsC matters which
feed the fatality Of the disease As general
family medicine no considers them far in advance
OF ali othors, and here he speaks nom personal
experience Of thclrqualItlcs.
inRFHd&W .H.'
The New York herald., 1870-06-10
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Prominent Arrivals in This City Yesterday.
Captain Cook, Of steamer Java; T. D. Tillinghast
OF san Francisco. and DR.. y. II. Farnum, of New
Haven, are at the Brevo0rt House.
Professor II. w. Crane. Of Pennsylvania, and Colo.
mel J. W. Duncaf Of the English Army, are at the
st. Charles Hotel.
Paymaster I. H. Stanton, OF the United States
Army; II. r. Faunce, OF Lindon, and M. F. Conway
Of washington, are at the ST. Denis Hotel.
R. A. Richards Of Boston; Isaac Innen, OF Cincin-
natl and T. h. Morgan, Of New York, are aJ the
Everett House.
Dr. Amesbury Of Albany, and Senator Conkling, Of
New York. are at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
r. g. Van Schoonhoven ana G. M, Green, Of Hong
Kong, are at the HOFFMAN House.
Judge e. G. Loring, OF Washington; Captain Ken.
nedy Of steamer City Of Brussels; Washington Nc
Lane, of the Cincinnati Enquirer, and Judge Dun-
levy OF Chicago, are at the New York Hotel
Lieutenant Commander Bate p. Smith, Of the
United States Navy, and Rev. Jos. Chester, Of Gin
cinnati are at the Irving House.
Judge r. Hitchcock, Of Ohio: Commodore fnman,
OF the United States Navy; H. M. Drane, Of North
Caroina Erastus Poulson, and Dr. Painter, Of Phia-
delphia, are at the St. Nicholas Hotel.
General Bolles and G. w. Dyer, Of Washington
General r. G. Schenck Of Ohio, and Colonel @.
Wells of Pennsylvania, are at the Astor House.
Professor Thorpe, Of ST. Louis; Captain A. Mccoy.
of Dublin. Ireland. and SehQr A. Rodriguez, OF
CUBA, are at the Sb Elmo Hotel.
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The creat Fire In constau,Inoplc.

Cable dispatches which we print this
morning inform us that the great fire in the
Pera suburb of Constantinople has been sub
daed, and that the excitem snt begotten of it
has been qlieted. 1t appears that the fire
was much more serious than was at first
imagined Some seven thousand buildings OF
all sorts have been destroyed, and OF these
some are said to have been the finest in the
city. The loss OF life has been great. The
remains of ono hundred and fifty human beings
have been discovered, and the presumption is
that this number represents not more than one
half of the actual number that has pershed.
The loss OF property has, of course; been
great twenty-five million pounds sterling is
an enormous sum. We can hardly imagine
that this correctly states the fact. At the
same time we are not disposed TO doubt the
truthfulness of the report. II twenty-five
million pounds sterling, or one hundred and
twenty-five million dollars worth of property
as one of the largest in modern times. 1t is
gratifying to know that the archives of the
British Embassy have been saved; for those
archives are, perhaps, the richest in that kind
of material which will be found necessary to
make up the history of the East in these last
days. 1t is not less gratifying to know that
the Armenian Church of the Immacu-
late Conception, although several times
on fire and seriously damaged, is not
destroyed 1t would have been sad if the
Gobein tapestry the gift of the Empress
Eugene, and specially associated with her
recent visit to the East, particular ornament
of said church, had not been saved. Altogether
this fire has been much more serious than we
supposed it was. If there has been 80 vast
destruction Of property the Sultan has found
an opportunity which we hope he will know how
to use If there has been suffering, as there
must have been, Christendom will not be slow
to overleap Mohammedan barriers, and to show
that humanity, after ALL is unit aside from
creeds. In other words, we must help the suf-
ferers in Constantinople. Will New York take
the hint!