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A Suggestive but Unjust Note to MI.
Sypher.

Governor Kellogg Saturday sent the follow
Ing to Congressman Syphsr:
al see by western papers that you have
severely criticised nv leaving the State House.
LETT IL on Monday only At the earnest solicita-
ton Of all Our friends The lieutenant governor
and speaker OF the hOuse being absent from tue
state, sn accident TO me they felt would have
made TIE complication desperate. There we're
none but cOlored militia in the State House, aud
bad they made any re sistsnce they would have
been burned out and masSacTed. The building
was entirely indefensible. If our frleads tVilI
eone here aud h>lp 90 tOc sgill Be rem gldd'
Gov. Kellogg seems inclined 20 be ''ssrc astuc C.
NJ the expense OF belligerent partiZans who
shout q stu-bOyi" from a safe distance; but we
think he does injustice 20 Congressman Sypher.
The fact is Mr.. Sypber wanted to go down
to New Orleans TO the rescue Of Gov. Kel-
logg very BAD, bat he was detained
m Washington by paralysis of the
left eyelid. Now, IL Governor Kellogg
will think about il q moment he will see that IL
would have been very rash for Mr. Sypher to
60 to the CORY Geld with a parsytic eye-lid,
much as he painted for IL. Quite likely he would
fave caught cold in the dropping lid; and then
gain, think OF the dangers incurred in facing
the reckless and blOOd-thirsty White Lsaguers
with the LETT eye partially closed in that CALL
my-eye,' o-yOu see anything -grsen?" stti-
tute universally held to mark derision on the
part OF the party OF the contracted optic /!
Most certainly had Congressman Sypher ap-
peared before the insurrectiOnists in warIike
array, vinking in this sinister manner he would
have drawn the fire of every gun in PENIS
army. Congressman Sypher IL much better off
on Pennsylvania avenue.
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Once more / am compelled to respond TO the gen
tlemeD who try to sell American Sewing Machine
No doubt they do sell occssio nsIy If they did
the business thar the DOMESTIC does they surely
would not have made the attacks they have The
proprtetors try to make capital from the Mary
Washington case and the DOMESTIC MACHINE
L now challenge them to a square competition and
will wager IRON Sl0J to 81 00 that the DOM ESTIO
will beat them four times out of five. Also, that
there has been sold Ia six months twice many
Domestic Machines as the American. Also, that
there has been sold in the last two years twice as
many Domestics American, Also, that Mr.
WEIGH knows as much about machine as either
AMERICAN MACHINE at from 3 10 to s7O each
Can the American Machine company say that
They have the Domestic Machine for sale at any
price: They have yet never found q party that mad
eDOhkST1O that would exchange IL for half
dozen Americans, while can exch ange by allowing
from $40 10 $40, aed get full price the Domestic
Gentlemen, put up CT shut up. Let me Anow when
you are done.
PHIL. I'll. WELOa,
AGENT FOB DOMESTIC,
seplg II SUa II street, Masonic Temple
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Affairs IN New Orleans seem to be quoting
down Gov. Kellogg has resumed his Office and
two thousand L. $. troops have reached New
Orleans and others are on their way to assist in
rsestablishiug the authority of the state govern
ment- Committees on the part of leading men
OF both parties are comforting for the purpose
Of setting tie EXISTING difficulties about the
registry g.. in some fair and proper manner
and y y % Dc earnestly hoped they will succeed
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In the Oregon legislature the ''independents"
hold the balance OF power between the demo-
crate and republicans IN each house. The three
parties are nearly equally divided.
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IL seems that Mr.. Dana, of the New York
Sun, and his detective, Colonel VIM. P Wood,
Who hunted in couples in the black-maiIing of
Caldwell & Co, the Philadelphia jewellers, are
again in trouble. Mention has already been
made OF WOOcs' performance COR that OF Wood,
Dana, Gibson & Co, az the case may be y with
a " raised" United States bond, which he gave
TO a Gupe named Ssultner TO pass. NauItner
was arrested in New York some days ago, but
when the facts Of the case came out he was
discharged, ard Mr.. Wood himself has been
aITGSteC.
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METRoPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE.

respectfully call attention to the following cheap
and really nice goods: NAo"P
SOLID Cod Collar Buttons, Al
Solo Gold Sets Of Studs, 81
FILLED Plain Gold Rings, warranted l4k NJ and 81
Boil Plate Bracelets, best goods, a. pair go
hou fIate Vest Chains, new atterns, 81
Chains, 8 and 81. WV.
Best Boil Plate Ear Drops, new designs, large VI.
Celluioid CORAL Drops and Studs, 81 per set.
Fine Rubber Crosses, latest sty les, Soc and A.
Lockets for and pictures Soc and n
Necklaces, long Ohatas. Ohatelaines,
Vest Chains, sets OF JeweIry, Bracelets, &c. Soc
and 81.
Infants handsome Split Zephyr saquee, 81
Exotic Bouquet Toilet Soap, very sweet, z5c
Solid Steel thAndle and Blade one pieceJ Silver
plated psss5t and Table Knives, "a per sest.,
White Metal Silver Plated Tablespoons and Forks,
warranted, 81 per sett- ----------
loPin Hxtension Hs. Racks. reduced TO H1Sc.,
always sold Of SOC. Pic ure Frames IN large va
ri.ty, besides number OF other articles, just re-
ceived, and ell very
B. SILV1RBHRG
MITROPOLITAH DOLLAR sT0Bn, go
sepg-tr 3l1 TTH ef., NRAR PRNNsYLvAN MIA Az,
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TIE Baltimore Sra thinks TiltOn's last state
ment makes 10 "plainer than ever that the
cause OF the Plymouth shepherd, before the
public At least, is hopeless" The Baltimore
Cd-s'ts argues that ''it IL q new thing to insist,
a. Mr.. Beeeher's friends do, that the mere word
OF the prisoners st the bar 81 all be accepted in
preference OF the solemn oath of the prosecutor
confirmed a. il is by the testimony of Moulton,
who was brought into confidential relations
with che preacher and the woman, and to whom
bOth Of them made confession of their guilt,
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TIE frightful disaster st Fall River on Satur-
day, resulting in the loss of seventy five lives,
serves to show that all the legislation and all
the thought given to the matter have failed TO
provide a means 10 prevent great destruction
Of life from tire in = cotton mill or other manu-.
featuring establishment when large numbers of
helpless women and children are gathered in
the upper rooms.
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cen John Of the Bourbon vintage of 1874
Viii made such ssd havoc with the wits Of the
Louisville C0vrisy-Josraal, seems 70 have found
t's way 10 the editorial room Of the Sunday Herald
OF this city. IL ~ very demoralizing.
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CIHIRAL uMRLOYMluf 0RHIUH-A
s e ss 3 sss E IlS soo. s:1i
~ r: ~ 3: !: ~ :s:s
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The VipiDg out Of the liberal republican party
m New York has left no ground for the self
styled independent journals of that state to
stand On. This fact is accepted by the Albany
TiEss, which has gone squarely over to the
democracy, and the Indications are that the
TTIJEHs will follow suit at no distant day.
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GREAT SUCCESS (!

GREAT SUCCESS!
CHOICE AND ELEGANT.
HUMBUG.
LIE DROI9 P.fRK.
FIFTY hcREs GR0gNDIN Ey-
SI iHisb. y ro vi rs 1 !fFr Hs M
SIXTH sfRBbTS.
LIE DROIT PARK.
ONLY TWELVE s9 gA,n FBoM THE POST
FOUR sQUABHs FROM MARKET.
TWO LINES OF srRzIr OARS.
LIE DROIT PARK.
SIXTEEN HOUSES ALREADY OCCUPIED.
ONLY FOUR REMAIN
TWO FOR sALE-Two FOR RENT.
NO Two HOUSES ALIKE.
Esch HOuse FINISHED with large Closets, Bath.
Boom, WateT.closet, PLUMBING, Reservoir,
Gss-htting and Mantels.
"sYEDI ATE" FOR ERECTING TWELVE
MORE HOUSES NOW FORMING.
LIE DROIT PARK.
PEBFKCT SEWERAGE,
PURE GAS.
KXOELLENT WATER.
&c HUIsAECES.
NO POOR BUILDINGS ALLOWED.
LIZ DROIT PARK.
STREETS GRADED,
GEAVELLED AND GUTTERED,
BBlCK SIDEWALKS, STREET LAMPS
LIE DROIT PARK.
Elevation higher than street, Capitol Hill or
Senator Stewards Residence
NOT TOO HIGH FOB CITY WATER
LIE DROIT PARK.
OVER 900 SHADE TREES.
OVER L 900 ORNAMENTAL TREES.
OVER 1000 HEDGE PLANTS
AND MANY FRUIT TREES.
Have been purchased and will he set out IL Novem-
Der, being choice selections from the ceIe-
braied Nurseries of Smith & Powell,
aiSyracuse, NY.
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a s T 4 o 7.
MADAME BOSS.

This celebrated Lady Astrolosist and Hsaliug Me.
dunn can be consulted at No. 2ol ID street,
corner Of ID, northwest She has no su perior
In delinesting the Past, Present and Future. In
love or business her advice Is able, describing
your FRIENDS pointing out your enemies and inform.
ing you OF the sure way to success In all under
q; gentlemen, 81 80. jyN-ly
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PERSONAL.

DERSONAL-If the gentleman who took nv
p HAT, in mistake, for his own from McKenaree
ShuIch last sunday night will return the same to
no: SOa street MORT Invest, will receive has hat
and my thanks. IltrI H. r. SMITH
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FLoRENOE,

MADAME FLORENOE,
1fl 1HE CELEBRAIED CLAIRVO YANT,
uneQualed in testing the past. present and future
OF your life. 10 causing speedy marriages, bringing
the separated together, and pointing out the sure
way OF success in life. In matters Of business her
advice Is invaluable. She gives univ ersa satisfac
tom none ever regret consulting her. Satisfaction
given or no pay. Oan be consulted at her ParIors.
No. llo street northwest. Willy
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u u A u T VA n n ] n \

GREAT Discovery. Warranted to make the old
appear lung and fresh; the ugliest handsome pro-
ducts beautiful white and rosy complications, which
cauIOt be disting lished from natural ones; con-
cess wrinkles and age; removes Pimples, &C :; con-
tains no mineral or injurious substances.
For producing beautiful necks is unequslled BY
Ad .rss NEW YORK OosMHTIO COMPANY,
Pes flee Box 1874, New York city. sepl9 -6ss
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Lo, ers Of good TEA and COFFEE will be pleased
to hear that they can buy the celebrated
On. Y. CLUB" TIA6 AND COTFHEs
at Stands BIOS. 14S and 149 Center Mark ct, Us
east wing.
These goods are Of the Choicest Importations, and
are retalled ct small advance on Wholesale rstes
All goods marked with the price.
<. pREUH,
Open every day. sepl9-rr
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%Y0UEG MEMS, CHRISTIAN AssOUIA.
Wy TON,
Corner of 9Th and streets
EVENING GLASSES IN Latin, Greek, En- Elish
Or 'Dmar, Photography, Mathematics, sacred His
tory, French and Germsn. commencing Sept. q.
GLASSES open to all.
Free Reading Room and Circulating Library.
Daily Prayer Meetings st l3l5, 6 and o. m
Sabbath Evening Services at the Rooms at
O'Clock.
We WELCOME ALL suSl.tr
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST AND FOUND.
| OsT-S2 reward for PARASOL left in
IL PennsylyaDia avenue saturd az night, III
returned 10 a23 9th street northwest. 1t.
Os1-In Center Market, on the 18th Instant
IL WATCH CHARM. A liberal reward will be
ps ss,S 20 a., ne Under. Stall HEsBY WHALAN,.
EOUhD-This day, on Vermont avenue, a pair of
Il concave, PEBBLE SPECS, gold
frames Apply at kEHNEDY'S Real
Estate Office. IT
I OsT-This morning on or near Pennsylyspia
- avenue, pair of GOLD SPECTA-
Giles. liberal reward will be raid ifE0S
left at 1 Il3 Vermont avenue. It's
TAKEN UP EsTRAY ON TIE 10Th instant,
Il Red and White COW, large horns. The-x
owner Will cJme forward, prove property w ~
pay charges ard take her away. JAMESXA
LAVEkDEB, Queens Chapel Farm, above Mt.
Ohyet cemetery. sep2l-3tH
STBAYED AWAY-On 18th of Septe nber, 1874 a
- BLACk cow with long horns and bli nd ~
OF the right eye. A reward Of s. will be paid R<
any person bringing her to 1880 Esd street ~
northwest. sepl9-2tr
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COAL AND WOOD,

AJAX WOOD AT 81, AND PINE WOOD
city. r VI '-o
Leave your orders with BRAD. ADAMS, corner
YIN aDd streets, or send them to AtLeeis
wharf, foot Of 9th street.
sep-u GOODWIN Y ATLEE
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bridal PREsERTs.

S39 Pennsylvsnis avenue, respectfully invites the
attention CT his customers and others to Ihe follow.
ing named durable and seasonable BLACK GOODS
Just received, viZ:-Blsck Cashmeres, Drap D'Ete,
DtegOLsl serge, Cancels Hair Cloth, Henrietta
Ismese apd Grape Cloth, Bombsz Inc, Brilliautine
aver mOhairs, Buffalo Alpscss, Eng Grape,
CTGPa Wells, Mourning Shavls- Black Kid Gloves,
&C &c The above goods all from the best i'm
porting b. uses, selected with great care as to quail
ties and oolors. and marked to sell at remarkably
low prices for Cash. n
, 1874-04-11
WHAT THE wlND.ELvEs HEARD AND SAW.

The Hest Hind:
The aaddeat sound that ever heard
Was the wailing pi2nt OF . mo.hsr-hird
Far the oua Voc nestling that cheercd hex nest,
Dead, With thorn In its pretty breast.
THE South Find:
have known sight that WIS sadder still
THERE'S o gravo up yondcr, upon the hill,
And mother weeps At her poor boy'a name,
Fer bin ruined soul, aud his guilt aud RhAme.
The Fest Tind:
The sweetest sight that evor knew
Was the ldss OF two lovers whose Iowa Va1 tIHe,
Is they pledged themselves, como veal or woe,
One path In Life they would heoccforth know.
The South Find:
Once, when ! weary old man died.
/ eaw Heavens g1tes sWung open w1dc,
And his wife. who angel long had besn.
Stretched welcoming hAnds. ind cEed, Dear, come
tn!"
And tbs look on her face IL WAR dumb with aNe-
sight that was gEander I never saw.
Iht Fest Wind:
List night, when the stars we're cut IN TIA haua,
Like dead whIte-uly kissed by dew,
saw b3by Of two short Year,
Wet With it, mourning mother's tears.
The South Find:
Raw mother 20 in one DAY
Through the Eate1 Of Heaven, 4ud beard her FAY,
"a IL ny baby here7" And they put in her ar1ns
4 vse child, sweet With . babys charms;
And ehs cried ahe kI9ed 1t, har face ag}ow,
az hsys found my tahai TAo h Rsas*a, hRsuf"
.aHakA 4. Rk4favA
, 1874-04-11
LIFE.

We sre born We laugh: - wsep -
We love; We droop; ~ del
Ahl wherefore do We 1angd oe Weop3
ThJ do ue Lire or die?
Wl.o knows that Eecret deep7
Alas, no: I!
Why doth tho violet spriog
Unseen by human tJe7
Why do tho radian. Seasons bftnx
Exeet tho1QIt. thAt quickly dJs
Tuy do cur fond hearts cling
To thiu0s tina. de?
We tofl-throrgh pain and wrong;
We 12ht-znd f1y;
Eo Iowa We lose and th&n ~ Long
Stone dead xe lie.
o ltfei il II thy Aon9
~Endurs knd-dtafe
.Rw51 drnssaA
, 1874-04-11

"An hour after returned to the place. The
horse, the carr1aee, aud the clothes OF elr
Thomas alone met my gaze. The sun had sone
down. Darkness Was gathering around. Not
eoug of bird under the LEAKAGE; not the hum
OF an insect in the shrubs.
TIE sILEScE OF DEATH
brooded over the solitude Tho stillucss fright
the cavern; searched right and left No one /!
called No response! The sound Of my voice,
repeated by tho echo, made mo tremble. The
night fell slowly. An indefinable anguish op-
pressed me. Suddenly the story OF tho young
girl who had disappeared returned to my mind,
and hastened to descend; but arriving before
the cavern arrested myself, seized With an in-
o3plicable terror. CHANGING into the dark
shadow could just discover two red, imn1oT-
able points; then ilamehao lines OF some
thing which wero moving in q strange manner
in tha darkness, the depths OF which no human
eve had yet penetrated Fright gave to my
sight, to all my senses wonderful subtllty.
For some seconds I heard very distinctly
grasshoPpes utserns hi: complaint u tae cage &c
in the valley. Theu my heart an instant stiaed
by emotioh. began horrible beating. Crying
out, I tled, leaving horse and carriage. In less
than twenty minutes. lesping over rockE.
bushes, and undcrbruah, reached the door CT
"sH2sten! hAsten! Sir HawerbuEch is dead
Sir HaWerburch
1B n THE cAyEayr
"After these words, pronounced in the .pres-
snce OF nv tutor, OF the old Agatha. and OF two
or three persons invited By this Doctor to pass
this evening, fainted away. I afterwards learn
Cd tnst for 40 hour was sensoleas.
All the village turned out in the search for
the Commodore, Christian Weber leading them.
At 10 o'clock that evening tho party returned,
bringing with them the horse and carriage, and
in the carriage the clothes OF S1r Hawerburch.
oA tn
take two steps into the cavern uithou: being
sudocatod-
During ths absence Agatha md remained
IN tbs honas, Citing by TIA chimasJ~-1 MAN,
, 1874-04-11


"sach is, Master Frantz, tho strange event
which destroyed the fine reputation Si,:ca tho
waters Of Spinbrona formerly po=ses*'sl. cnn
certify to you the scrupulous exactitnde Of my
recital, but as for giving you al explanation OF
it, that would be impossible. Permit ms TO say,
however, that it does not seem to me absurd to
admit thu: come insects, subjected to tho ele~
vatei temperature OF some thermal wnterr,
which procure for them the game cond:ions of
existence aud development that the burning
climates Of Africa and South America do, may
attain to fabulous proportions. 1t is this snmo
extreme heat which will account to Us for the
unparalleled e1uberance Of tho antediluTiau
creation.
However it may be, my tutor, jndEing that
it would be impossible to reHnscitate the f.me
OF the wate.s Of Spinbrunn, sold his house and
returned 70 South America with hia negresa and
hie collections. WAS placed in school at straaL
burgh, where remained til! 1909.
9TH. great political ovents Of the period
absorbing then the attention Of Germany and Of
France, the occurrence which have just related
passed unnoticed" d"-En9lish Aagozins.
, 1874-04-11

fifty yca1s sgo. Shc started cut one morning in
the search for herbs in tho foroat, and since
then no news had been hoard of her. Only
three OF four days later some wood-cutters who
were descending the mountain found, few
steps from the cavern, her sickle and apron.
''1t Was evident to every one that the ske1e-
ton which had fallen from tho cascade, and con-
cerning which Haselnoss y, had doscanted 30 elo-
Ter. The poor young girl had undoubtedly boen
drawn into the gulf by the game mysterious
influence which aesed dai'y upoo ueakeT beingsl
s@What was tbs inflne1ce7 No Qua knew.
Bat che inhabitants Of Spinbronn, supexsIhous,
like all mountaineers, assorted that
TIE DEVIL pwELr III THE CAVERN,
and terror vas accordingly experienced BY an
who lived near.
, 1874-04-11

WORKS Of art there found. The Greek artists
furnished the skill, and tho pat1lcian Romans the
money, for their production.
But was greatly Interested In inspecting tne
domestic articles in tho Mnseum, taken from
the dead city, whereby the daily hfo and habits.
and degree of civilization OF the Romans OF that
age mny be ascertained and compared with the
present times. It is astonishing how many
Hare vou will 500 almost every kitchen~utensil,
portable cooking stoves, jelly.cake. and butter
moids in tho imitation OF birds and flowers;
pots, kettles, crooks, dishes cups aud saucers,
spoons, knives aud forks, dlppe7s, eklmners,
aeabobooIs. eaab biazers ' Tor eharcoal In word
,retty much every kitchen, dining-room, or
chamber article found in modern use entered
into tho economy of the daily life OF Roman an
tiduity. AL the articles OF ladys toilet, Inc!ud-
iu1 iexe1rY Of every description, were found IN
houses in Pompeii, and may bo seen at the Mu-
eeu1n.
An ABSURD NOTION
has long pre7a lied amoug 8ome people that the
ancien., were ignorant Of glass and terra-cotta:
II they will visit the Naples Museum. they WILL
wares, mono Of them loss than l,600 years Old.
The-o are luminous, transparent vases OF glass
OF the most eIulste form and nnleb. Win an
kinds Of frost-work thereon; and every aoTt or
giass- waro below that, down to common Wlndo"-
glass and gass-pottles. In terra-cotta the an
c,oats seemed to have excelled tho mode1ns in
beauty, boldneas Of design, and finish. Here
are elegant votive statuostes. and sepulchral
ur.,s of many dcsigns embellished IN bas.reief;
horo is the amphora~bottle, in which " "tine old
crusty vino Was preserved the mone5-no1 III
which the child stored its sift-coius: the dishes
yhich held the choice vihnds At table; and other
elegant terra-cotta articles too numerous to
mention. In gold and silver ornaments, cozals,
and Of precious stones. there is everything to be
found BOW in q frst-claas Paris jewelry-shop.
Takon from tho retail shops we're steolyards
balances. weights, and measures From doc
tors oface was recovered 3 full sst Of surgical
including "pul1ikins tor extract
IND Mstk I'D &sFp{fs f9z ddlang holas n 1hs
, 1874-04-11

louder than claps OF thunder, together with
hundreds of fearful shocks OF earthquake, we're
enough to 1ppa1l the heart even of q Roman,
who was supposed to be impervlous to the SEN
Bstion OF fear.
After refreshing my memory of that eventful
eruption by reading plny's and other accounts
Of it,
VISITED TIE BURIED CITY
with feelings somewhat akin 10 those which an
eyewitness of tho dreadful occurrence might
have wt1o returned to Ponpeii some years after
wards to see how it looked. In the first place,
something more than half tho original Inlts OF
the city within tho walls are e1huned, say loo
acres OF the 16O which it covered. Potnpcii was
q Greco Roman city uf tho third c1ass. and con-
tanned perhaps 30 900 inhabitants at the date OF
it's destruction. Herrrlaneum was not more
th.n half as large. Pompeu was in no danger
OF destruction from an eruption OF lava IS IT WAS
built on m ob1ong-shaped pieco of rising
ground, which WAS considerably higher than tho
pla;n between it and tho mountain, distant sey-
e:al miles to the northwest It was submerged
At the time to about the depth of Is feet, as
subsequently, in l. D. 472, there WAS another
f2n of ashes OF about foot. Several lighter
falls Of ashes can be traced, in all to the depth
Of or feet, in addition to the great deluge
and the whole is now covered By foot desp Of
ricL vegetable mold.
si1ht is. that the houses we1e uecrIy IN
ONLY ONE STORY EIGu;
4 few wcrc two stories, and soma OF the tempieBt
Ind public buildings little higher, but none to
Talls as they stand is Is to 90 feet; sav: none
% exceed SIS feet but they ero exceedingly
:hick. and bound with cement as strong as the
ayn-rock itself Of which tncy arc buut. Flsn
,ono OF our Chicago builders could inspect the
,ort OF mortar used IN those days. They wonld
eel renroaches of conscience, if they haTe any,
'or The weak and dangerous stuff they use IN
heir work
,trirn9 e;rniia1!t1y to the cities and towns Of
,pY.Agp ltpJ + In psetRa3 a1' eRs tes'