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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-03-25

oob id, nun nit eu@ ein9efertert tparo
Mu6 i6 pill bir meine @iinoe offen=
barren; Ipra6 ser anbere, Der oes Gbe=
bru6s beI6uloi9t mar. Gs >paren sfuej
Briioer> beioe &rie9sleute, Die Elm 9roBes
8erm6gen 5um @rbe empfangen often
1ie botten ober cine pertpittlpete @0melter
Die lie BON bieler @rbl l6aft aus l9lieBen
tpollten uno fe perldun1oe bielelbe, BE-
| |19ul0igten fe oes Gbebru1s uno goben
mir fiinf5i9 @il6erlin9e, OaB i9, lpie id)
oenn audi tbot falldes 3eu9niB eegen
lie oble9te. ltnb lie lporO our6 oie1e
Bej6ulOi9un9en uno 3eu9ni1le iiberfubrt
blieb in BET @6anoe uno marO BON ser
grb1daft ausse16loNen. Sizes lit mejne
@iinoe: un0 i9 erfenne Dier Die @trofe
Der s0ttli6en @ere6ti9feit; oenn 1on1t
bin i6 uni6uloig. llno bierouf foroer=
ten lie AUDI BON mir OoB i'd meine
@9ulo bcfannte; i6 ober t6ot iDnen
@,eniige un0 er5dblte 0er Or6nung na9,
mas geI@eDen mar.
9lm folsen6en Sage tamen 6ie &C.
ri9tsoiener, Dffneten oas Sc fdngniB unb
fiibrten uns Dor ben Ni9ter bomit mir
iiber unlere 8erbre6en perb6rt uno mo-
fern mir ni6t befennen tpputen> auf oie
Tolter 9elpannt >piiroen. 9ies mi0er=
fubr 5uerlt 0emjeni9en> ber bes Soo=
l6la9s bel6uloi9t mar uno Der lie ltano=
baft ausbielt. SD mar Dem SD0e nabe
BEL Dem @cbonfen, Oab es mir nun eben
10 er9eben loQte unO peinte i6er mein
MiB9elGif bas' no1 bur6 bic @1md=
bun9en Der I'm itebenoen erlGtpert lpar0,
lpel9e 81 mir 1pro6en: Ni6t luabr, bu
junger B01e>pi6t ni6t ol1o tlagteit bu>
als bu Sen &dubern bon0rei6 Worte
nur> jekt> iebt slei9 tommt Die 0}eibe an
oi6
unterbe7en tparo ser 3peite 9epeini9t
Der ebenfaQs Die Tplter fanobaft aus
bielt uno Die Mntlage ldu9nete oes9lei=
den au6 er 9leid Dem Griten lpsselpro-
6en unO fret entlollen woro. SD aber
muroe an oie1em Sage ni6t 9efoltert,
lonoern ins @efdn9nib 5uriiB9efiibrt> in
tpel6em i6 no6 einen 9on5en Wfonot 5u=
bra6te; no6 wel9em mir gum 5wcitcn
Nfale iener Singing erldien unO gu mir
ipra@: @as ma6it Ou> Gpbrdm? 9ait
ou iene Beioen be efra9t> Die NIT 0ir i'm
@efdngnib 1aBen? Sa! antportete i6.
@o Da1t ou al1O erfannt> >pie gere9t
@ott iit! 9fun min i9 Dir aber ou6 ia
gen, per bie 0rei 1inb> bic Deute in bie=
les oein @efansnib 9ebra6t lpuroen.
Wilje allo> Gincr aus ibnen 1T 9erjeni=
&C. Der Ieinen SeinO BON Der Briide in
ben Tlub blnobl ltiirSte Die beioen onoern
aber Tnb jene beioen BriOer aus bent
&rieger fan6e. melbe Die Gbre ibrer
@6uei iter branbmarften unb 1ie our9
8erleumbun9en bpn Der Grblbaf It aus=
l6loiien. Qlls er Oies ge1pro9en Datte
mar er perI6wunben.
Mm folgenoen Sage als Der &i9ter 5u
@eri6te 1abl lieb er ale Tolterwert5ea9e
6ereiten; mir aber> nit &etten belaoen>
'puroen aus Dem Sc fdn9niile ge5errt nno
por i'm gefiibrt. unb alsbalo wuroen
jene beioen 8ri0er auf bic Softer ge=
lpannt; tporiiber id our9 uno bur6 er=
i9iittert marb !: 5ulnal 6a bic Softer
tne9te gu mir 1pra@en: @ei nun gepib
oaB bu biesmal 1elbf bieien Peinen ni6t
enttommen tpirit ob es bir au@ oos
lebte Wal 9elans> fret aus5ugeben.
WQbre,1b id) in oie1er $ooesan9it mar,
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Ser beili9e @pbrGmt

nusgela11ene un0 bDle Sltten. VS. bnt=
ten emit 1lieine Gltern midi in einem Sc
16dfte ausselanOt unb als i@ bur6 ei=
iien @alo gtn9 iueiOete ba Ielblt cine
trd3ti9e Sub, bie einem armea Manne
ungebDrte; i'd aber bob @teine ouf uno
beriolgte lie 0ur6 ben Walo uno marf
lie 10 lon9e Bis fe toot oarnieoerf fiel.
&ur5 oorauf begegnete mir Der Gi9en=
tbiimer oes arn1en Sbieres unO fra9te
midi, ob i6 lie ni9t geleben bdtte; i6
ober CAB linn ni6t nur feline glusfunft
Ionoern ldimpfte uno l4mabte i'm unb
sog meinen g8eg tpeiter.
9}o6 et>po einem Monot 1on6ten midi
obern1ols meine @ltern in einem onberen
@el6dftc aus uno neil ib midi etluos
peripdtete, mar es 9}a9t, ais id auf bie
@trabe fam; i6 nabm oaber Die @inla=
oung eini9er 9irten an, nit oenen i6
sui lammentrof .un0 lpollte Die 9}o6t bel
ibnen 5ubrinsen; oo9 bies fam mir
tbeuer 5u Feben. Denn Die 9er0e >uaro
bpn 1piloen S9ieren iiberf unb i'm
Wolbe 5erltreut, i'd aber lporo 9efan9en
9euDnmcn. QBie 5ebr i9 au9 gesen Die
GigentDii,ner Der Seeroe MIDI re6tferti9te
unb betbeuerte> i'd bdtte tein 1ol6es lie
bel be9ongen, es bolf mir ni6ts> i6
luoro Dor Ben @i9ter sefibrt ,pelder
befabl> midi in bos @efdngnib 5u tperfen
ND id Slpei anOere Sc fon9ene antraf
pon >uel3en Giner elmer Mor0tbot Ser
Qlu0ere zines @bebru9s mar ongetlogt
,uprben; lpieluo6l beioe unl6ul0i9 >uaren
Na6 pier5i9 Sosen Die i9 in bieIem
@efangni1ie 5u9ebrabt batte erl6ien
mir i'm Sraum Elm Siin9lihg iebr itren=
gen @nseIi9tes, Der dber gang freunoli6
su mir lprod: Nun Gphrdm> mas tbult
bu bier? Grmutbi9t our6 feline freunO=
1i6e Mnipra6e, er5dblte id ibn, tuos
mir tpiocrf fobren mar unb erflQrte ibm
neine Uni 19ulb. Da ld6elte er unb
1pra6 : SD tueib lebr tpobl> 6ab ou in
bieier @ade 9an5 unl4uloig biit; aQein
9eoente oes @9ooens, ben bu ienem ar
men Mann 5u9efu9t bait als ou feline
Sub i'm Mol0e 5u Sooe marfit; un6
,pille ooB bei @ott feline un9ere6ti9teit
lit. Mu9 Die Beioen: Die NIT Dir bier
eefon9en lino linb binli6tli6 iener
0inge un16ulbi9, 0eren man tie on=
fla9te; bod lino 1ie es ni@t binli6tli6
anberer Nerbre6eu. 8efrage lie nur>
uno ou ,pirlt bid balo BON Der 90ttli9en
@ereAti9teit iiber5eusen> Die feline @9ulo
unbe itroft ldbt. uno na@ oielen Worten
berl6mano er.
glls nun ber Morge1a 9etommen mar,
ba btfrogte i@ meme Wdt9efongenen in
@emd Bbeit oeiien> mas bet @n9el 51 mir
gelpro6en BATE Inn gu erfabren, uel6er
Derbre6en 1ie 19ulbi9 wdren. Da ont=
1portete Der @rite: Man bat mi@ tpie<
tuobl nit unre9t zines Sobi6la9es Be-
i6uloiat; 0enn fiirtuabr i6 Iabe iol6en
nidt be9ongen. Nuf bieielbe @eile
5pra6 AUDI Der anbere: @ie bei9ulOi9en
MIDI zines Gbebru@s unb i@ bin, @ott
tpeib es> uni9uloig. Sd aber ipra9
bierauf gu ibnen: Sd bite eu@, meine
8ruber, ob ibr ri6t irseno eine anoere
i@tpere S9ulo be9in9et> fiir tuel6e bic
g6ttli6e @ere6tigteit nun our9 bie1e
fdli6li6e Mnflagen eu9 befraf #.
l1no es a1tlportete ber @rite: sd pill
meine Siinbe betennen. Gs Iino nun
eini9e Sage ber, baB i@ aub berbalb bet
6taot ii6er eine Bride 9ing. Na6 mir
fn+,o+1 at1oo; mo ~ hoft;nar11 Innf honrif-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-12-22
Frontier Strategy.

An army officer relates this queer
incident: Corporal John Smith, with
four men, were employed recently on
detail duty a few miles from Fort Sill,
Indian Territory. They were sur
rounded by a hundred Comanches with
hostile intentions. The soldiers took
the only available shelter, all old buff.
falo wallow, where, In an uncomforta.
BILE position, they managed to protect
their bodies aud keep the Indians at a
distance for the day and night. The
next morning, suffering for food and
water, something energetic had to be
done. Corporal Smith tore of piece of
his white shirtand wrote on itanote de.
scribing their situation. He tied this
to the neck Of O small, shaggy mongrel
dog which had followed them from
the fort then batterlng up a canteen,
he fastened II TO the animeps tall, and
giving him kick, started him of
yelping. The corporal says tine dog
lust bumped himself The Indians,
thinking 1t mere act of bravado, paid
no attention to the dog. Within two
hours he reached the fort, and aid was
Immediately sent To the beseiged sol.
diers the Indians making off at tbs
nrst sight Of the reseuing party.n
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eellng life aud property TO an alarming
eKlenti and,
Whereas, Said legislature, as afore'
said, have made application ~ me for
such part ~ the military fpree Of the
United States as may DO necessary aud
adequate ~ protect the said state aud
ellllens thereof againit domestic yiO-
len0e herelnbefnre mentioned, and en-.
Infee the execution Of the laws, aud,
Whereas the laws Of the United
States require that whenever II be nee
essary Ia the judgment 0f the pTesl'
dent 10 nse the military forces Tor the
purpose aforesaid, he shall forthwith,
by pfUcllmnll0n, command such in
surgenls 10 NJ perse aud retire peace.
ably TO their respective ahodes within
a limited time;
Now, therefore, !, 4, \, Grant, pres.
ldent Of the United States, do hereby
command such dlsorderly aud turhu.
lent persons 10 dlsperne aud retire
peaceably 10 their respective aboden
within five days from tile date hereof,
aud that they refrain from forolble re'
aihtnnce 10 the laws aud submit them
selves peaeeably ~ the lawful author
lilies OF said county aud state,
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MEMPHIS,
Visit OF English Capltallsts--Death OF
Washington's Cousin, Ete.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, December 2l.---
The Boston and England capitalists
who bought tho Little Rock and Fort
Smith railroad, are here. II Is reported,
for the purpose of making arrange
ments to run that road in connection
with the Memphis and Little Rock
railroad.
John >, Tgqr secretary of the cotton
s4ohange, had u severe hemorrhage
from the lungs to-day, and Is in u crit
ical condition,
The little child OF Evalina Trlce, col
ored, residing at the corner Of Orleans
and Georgia streets, while playing with
the fire yesterday, was burned to death
by Its clothes taking fire.
Henry Washington, q cousin of
George Washington, died at Shrevc,
port, on the 18th, aged eighty years.
Valuix Tourney, aged eighteen, sui
cided at Greenwood, Louisiana, on the
18th, by shooting. Cause, a love RiAIy,
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
Result or the Won Arnlm Trlal--De,
feat OF Republicans BY the
Cnrllsis.

QUEENSTOWN, December 2l.--Tho
steamship CITY OF London, which de.
parted hence on the llth, has returned
disabled, The Cuba takea her mail.
The City OF London broke her cylinder
head when three days out.
PARIS, December 2l.-'rhe PROPOSE
ton OF the Bonapartist committee for
an appeal 10 tho people was dislnlased,
LONDON, December 2l.-'rhe Stan.
dard reports n total defeat of the Re-
pnblicans, under General Leopez DOM
Unique, In Catalonia, by the Cnrlists.
BERLIN, December 2l.-Von Arnim
was acquitted on all points, except an
oitence against public order In hand.
ling thirteen documents referring 10
ecclesiastical affairs, aud sentenced to
imprisonment and the payment of
costs. He may retain official dgnities.
His eXcellency, upon the expiration Of
imprisonment goes 10 Italy for his
health. Both parties will make an up.
peal.
MADRID, December 2l.- Seven hun
dred troops embarked for Cuba on the
10th prOximo.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.
DAILY.

Fiu8 ljqes-Wfy cents for .tirst aaser-
ton, and twenty-five cents for each sut,-
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One month, S.; tco months, S.;
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sait Against Tweed,

NEW YORK, pecem her 81. The Mem
yilles suit commenced against Tweed
to-day, In which Edward Marine is
Joined, on the part of the city, to re-
cover from both fifty-fve thousand
dollars, alleged to have Deen fraudu-
lently charged by Marino for supplies
as renth-street deputy, and fraudulent
ly certified to by Tweed US deputy street
cQmmiasia neE
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
Arrival and Departure OF Trains NJ
Dallas.
TnxAH AND PACIFIC
THE MAILS.
Arrival and Departure or Nails nj Dallas Post.
ONCE.

Northern Mail,
Via NJ, X. and Il, X, r., comprising western,
northern and eastern states, New York and
~, Louis mails, arrives daily NJ NiO y mi de-
parts daily ~ 7l0 y M.
Southern mail.
New Orleans and southern Louisiana, Gal.
weston, Houston, Austin, Waco, ana all other
points In southern Texas, arrives daily NJ 7ilO
y IN; departs daily NJ 7lO y m.
Eastern Mail,
Via n. and u. R.R., comprising southern and
middle states, Louisville Chattanooga, Mom-
phis, LATHE Rock, ana shreveport, and all
eastern Texas, arrives daily AZ II IN; de-
parts daily ut p M
western Mail,
From Fort Worth, ClOburne, Grnnbury,
Weatherford, Decatur, Polo Pinto, Jncksboro
and western posts, arrives daily az 300 y IN,
departs daily at II an.
Cedar MiIi Mail.
Cedar Hin, Mansfield, Alvarado and Cross
Timbcrs, arrives NJ p IN Wednesday and
saturday; departs Monday and Thursday NJ
Fam.
Scyene Mail.
Scyene, Haught's Store and Union nm
arrives Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
at u IN; departs NJ y m alternate days.
Denton Mail.
Denton, Bolivar. Elizabethtown, Doyds
Mills, Louisville and Trinity Mills arrives
NJ p m Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday;
departs ut 7 n m alternate days.
Lisbon Mail.
Red Oak and Lisbon arrives at 4 p m Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday; departs altern-
ate days NJ a III.
Mails for Bobo'ss store, Grapevine nnd Duck
creek are taken out by hand, Ut Irregular In
tervals.
Office Hours.
Delivery window, 8 n m to pm.
Money order window, y Il m 10 II m, and
from p IN TO pm.
Stamps sold from n m 10 o pm.
Letters registered only during money order
hours
All persons having complaints against the
Office, on any account, Will please present
the same, in writing or In person, TO the post
master.
M. JONES, Postmaster
Samuel 8. Jones, assistant postmaster; owen
Gerry, money order clerk: ID. A. Brown and
W. T. Chunn. delivery clerks; W. IL. Went
worth and VIM. Parsons, mailing clerks.
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WEEKLY.

Per square of. ten lines,-$l 50 for
first insertion, and one dollar for each
subsequent Insertion. One month, "a (;
too months, 81; three months, $40; sir
moths, SIG; t,0elve months, $25.
Aatice Under head Of "Nty R,lsiaess'
Fifteen cents per Tine each Insertion.
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Black Brute.

Boston, December pa negro COM
mitted an indescrihable assault to-day,
upon a twelve year old daughter of u
United States Judge. The brute assist
ed himself with knife. There are
some hopes that the child will not die.
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snow sterE,

New YORK, December 2l.-To-day
there was four inches of SNOW, fol.
lowed by hail and sleet, which broke
the telegraph lines.
There was heavy gale from the
northwest.
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Accidentally shot.

BROOKLYN, December q. - Police
Captain Brown was instantly killed
to-day by a companion, who was ex-
amining the captains pistol.
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Suicide.

ATLANTA, December q. - Colonel
Samuel j. Anderson, formerly private
secretary 10 Governor Crawford. cOm-
mitted suicide this rnorHipg. Cause,
financial embarrassment.
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Not Charlie Ross,

NEW YORK, December 2l.-The coro-
ner tintis no resemblance in the hoy
that was drowned to Charlie Ross.
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Declines.

WORCESTER, Mass, December d.
DR.. Huntington declines the Iowa
bishopric.
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lob wORK-Ieiief Heads, Cards, Circulars,
u Rin Heads. rnstnrs, Lawyers Briefs, Pam
phlets and avsry kind Of Job Printing
promptly sreepiYd ~ the Herald ONES. =
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TUESDAY MORNING. DECEMBER ~
THE DALLAS HERALD

IL ihe only paper In northern
Texas That receives the full
Press dispatches.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
To The Ladies'.

The undersigned respectfully calls the at
trntion Of the ladies Of New Orleans End VIE
entity, ~ thr superior facilities Of her factory,
kintis Ia hair, such A. Ladies' Curtis, Brahis,
Waterfalls, Ciiignons aud Wigs. aud every.
thing halnnring To n laiies' toilet. Orlere
pr.mriiy apd faithfully executed ~ the
low Isl terms. Address,
Url ~, 49, 10 s4ronne st.. New nrieans.
}Lfty
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1ailg4erald

oaies Ia emerald Heck" Corner Of
main and lamar streets, over firs,
national Rank husinesa once
Pront Room, second story,
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PREPAID POSTAGE.

On and after ,Tqnrary !, 1915, Me
Hossdge ON M' 0tst$laperS seat 1W Of
Re county IN Whtch The paper is plt9-
Hshed, apiN be prepaid by the puJHSher
on at The postdfice where the paper Is
mailed, We stall from that date re-
quire payment Of all subscriptions to
the Herald, both daily and iceekM IN
dduance. No paper vM be continued
after the time for ,Ohich 1t is paid. as
a0e propose to prepay the postage and to
make no advance in or terms, this RUE
is necessary. The Herald avW be fur
nished, prepaid, at the toloWing rates !;
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Southern mail.

Via NJ, X. and r. II. H., comprising western,
northern and eastern states, New York and
~. Louis mails, arrives daily NJ 1lO y mi do
nnrta daily al 7,l0 m
, 1874-09-09

;l72. Thu Valt to tho dalery-1n tho time Of thu
otfGsttryp 1inyAnHi lloa, 1nr!H
paria, '
IVA. On TIM Cotun,h!n, II. a. Eittns, Chicago.
:!h. Old Nlnl-AIii1, II. Morton, Chicago.
a7D. Portrait Of J. II. Duna,ll, hrs O. A. Fassett
Chicago,
UT. Iiomiali Interior, 4. Gsips, DrrAtcls.
:. Hts. Tho Watchfll Mother, Ernest Hildsbrandt,
Drttases.
Loso's Whispers, Emsto fory, ratia,
s wy. laying Calls, Jnies uour, rar1s.
. Ssi. Tlo Connoiaaenr, Aug. InIloccnti, Rome.
h aS2. The Hcotct l4ottnr, As.n. 1hnncenti. Home.
Wy. Wy. u!lr md 1la1lst Albert 1.amttpn 1hrts.
w. Tho Finlfu, Albert Ian1lrun+ raria.
as5. Narcissus, a. 1.oinnkot tune,
VHl. Waiting, Zaclipria Noscrihhn, Paris. ....
MI Clrcits rerfotorH at Heat. f. Dr Yuk, DruAte.
NBa Up tu Mtschfof, Carl 1sobit1rt, M,nlch.
9h2 Rnlf.satafantioh, Jnail A. uontAlux, rAraa.
JB' Aihucl UItlhk, II. 1ferxoR, Dnsh1!dorf.
:1i. Golden hummer, g. Y. Nicholson, rllhdophiA.
a92. Tho Antc-Ohambor, L, 1Iowlansl, Ihrs,
1l3. Tho Icrforncr'n Pot, pcrro III. Boyle, rarih.
a3i. Portrait Of Child III 1ldfa Ihs, 4. f. 1rooks
0htcaEo.
ap5. iirfore tlio Rich Mani Doos, Carl Buhtlandt
Hc1lwrritl.
uo0. still 1Afo, nfilno lea1nsoy.
'17. Oljcca Of Art ansl Mature, Milne 1atnhsy,
a9a. Tho Walt Of tho Cardinal, q. ToeRcht Rume.
599. Tho Thoughtful htistrtss, 4. Grips, br,lsacls.
Iloio aro fow moro pictures which havo not
yot becu catalogucd.
, 1874-09-09

available being Ii Hc.c,. ,
rl1E REGENT ADDITIONS
to The building, willie they hnvo Increased its
area considerably, iave not lit tho leaat osract.
cd from tts beauty. 1'lo nloht important OF
thoso additions ,B tho Agricultural Hall ut the
north end Of tho lullding, Which measures
about 27ox1o0 feot. LII this ROOM will 10 tni-
rneuso boiiorB Of 250.horse-powcr zach. WHICH
Will euppy tho bulk OF tho power to run tie
machinery on exhibition. Tho room Will 10 vol
iigltal and ventilated anl in It tho AGRICULTURAL
implement olnw will l,o Il much Hreator SUCCESS
in oyery way than tint Of last yoar. Tho cost OF
this addition waa $4,000. .
Tho improvement uoxt IN Importance IL tho
Floral Hall, nt tho Eoutlt on1 Of tho building
Thin. oonulating OF ,nnin conservatory with two
wings, haB bcen greeted at coHs Of a'GauQ. BE-
Bldou tlleHo tho Art.lIRl Inns hoen enlarged at
cost Of 1000; tho roHtnurnnt Inns boon onlnrgcd
at cost Of $3.50, until now It measures 100 feet
in length by 3G III width. and has 4 seating capac-
ity Ok nbout 3i0 guosts. Tho now. clock
st.,,l and boil tower from which n
/ ,200-pound bell will eound Tic houtn,
half hours, and quarters thu watcr:oleyator,
which will carry visitors nf' tn tho gallery; tho
water tanlk ar,1 pipo, to insure Immunity from
fire, nto among sllr rest Of thu improvements.
which, together with tho painting illsdo and out
Of tho building, havo Bwellcd this yenr's OK
ponses OH improvements alono to about $4,000,
, 1874-09-09

fAlVATG VIEW YESTERDAY EVEN.


PRTvAmE vrTyrr v1onrr~A-
rMcs EVEN
All lay Yesterday tho oooda ,,o,,ro1 ;,,.a H..
Evno.t;o,, n,;,1;,,, s"e s.oa9 pou.'u iaso 1ao
.ai.'", outiai''s' aua "oFo arranged on Their
alF'Sa! IN tue p!aces assigned to them under tho
direction OF tho oftlcials. Under tbeir mauago-
ment tho ohaoa of tho day beforo mo1tef, ,wov
and by noon Tia intcror =, .hs hni1dIna ,a,s: a",
n 1oov ~. ~ s"' o"''u'nS oehaa
aoosnNs t.ho s1'o"' l"o oula ol tho
soo1s "n1ea wore shus put Ill place ware OF tho
heavier description, such a. tho machinery md
hardware Which will ocoupy the north nd NJ t,,o
bnll trha o1hihtora of A., 1,,l,to. .iaar,.. -
1,ood. La1.,;." 49, - .o.,1l .,, .''nsos u
sooae ato uolulas 'uoh' pacA an1ll to-1aY, ''hen
1aey can nnpack and arrange their fabrics wish-
out foar Of detrimoat from dust Among tue
mort inspiring articles which woro unfolded tn
Wow in tbo Exposition Building Yesterday wero =
''atnoee OF o3ceealngly e'cGant tonosfonea, the
very latest styleH from tho scoth granite shaft
which tue inconsolable widow roars abore tho
,ahe. NJ the dcnorto3 down ~ .,'s .ns
,,,a,a ,o,,n,o,,s,,,. To- a,.,, ...,'.., " tno
'a'!' eoa''aoaP'"'o 1A4 aiap Nn'ca mafKs Tie
resting place OF poor RELATION By some strange
chance number Of theln wero loft standing in
tho vicinity OF tue ecclesiastical cdii}ce from
vhic, f,urt,ar drova lila soul-;,.,,;.;..~ ,.
"a'oa out'uo, u9a"o u's oo1'-,nspie1nR hoa".
the eneot Pfoauoea ooine worry fair imitation Of
tho English parlsh church pnering forth from
tl.o midst Of its ancient graveyard. Tho Flora,
uaaat,.,o s;,f 49, -, 45s.', ~ 0uo" , s'ena u
,'se1as.ot a'ia s'.As ~ Esop'ca! KING, hugo
bn1ianaa ~ Ana ~ teet high cacti: palms, and
o'Var vasta3c o13sles oo!nS lug n'ns. Prominent
,,a,t IN uiian oilins ~ uutlulnE VIZ flhltcu ny
invited hv the e ~ ~. WV uau peen