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FAMILY SUPPLIES.
ELPHOnSO YOUN0S g. co

ARE SELLING
LBS. NEW TURKEY PRUNEs-.for 81 90
In LBS. CHoICE DkMERARA sUGARfor 81 90
10 LBS. &C. Nearly White sUGARfor 81 90
10 LBS. CHOICE GOSHEN BUTTER.for So so
3 LES. "a" sUGAR.-..-..-.......-. 81 90
1.1I LBS. GRADUATED sUGAR.....-ior 81 90
ga LBS CRUSHED sUGAR.-.....-......fors 81 90
LBS CHOICE ooLoNG TKA-.......fo- Sc 90
5 LBS. CHOICE GREEN TEA ..........for So 90
CANS sTABLERs GENUINE BARTLETT
FEARS, In Syrup ---.------...-..-...-.fOrS 81 90
"a LBS. CHOICE GOSHEN BUTTER for 81 90
1 DoZ. CANS SUPERIOR TOMATOEs-for 81 SO
LIB. SUPERIOR GOSHEN BUTTER-...f 40c
LIB. SUPERIOR ooLoNG TEa--.....-..for SOC
LIB SUPERIOR GREEN TEA ........-...fOr soc
GOSHEN BUTTER BY THE TON.
ELPHONZO YOUNGS q CO., arocsrs
(MAsoSIc TEMPLaJ
sTH STREET, opposite q. g Patent once.
ELPHONZ0 YOUNGS,l
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hUNCANS0N BROS, AuctIoneers,
- Southeast corner of 9Th and ID streets a. W.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VACANT LOT on TIL
CORNER OF VIRGINIA AVENUE AND %

STREET
BY virtue Of a deed of trdst, recorded among the
land records of this District in Liber No 735, folio
~ will offer for sale at public auction In front of
the premises, on TUESDAY, the 4th day of May,
A. ID. ISIS, at oclock p. M, Lot Il, SQUARE A /,
having front OF 10 feet inches on Virginia avenue
ard 81 feet ii inches sd street, b. depth of Lot
Terms: One fourth cash; residue in twelve, eigh-
teen and twenty.four months, with per cent. in
terAst, payable semi annually, secured by deed of
trust deposit of Sl0O required as soon as sold
Conveyancing at purt haser's cost IL the terms of
sale are not complied with within week from day
Of SALE the Trustee the right TO resell the
property at the risk and cost of the defauling
Republican and Evening Star.
REGINALD FENDALL,
Trustee of Baldwin Bros.
ap2l DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts.
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DANIEL c. FAHEY,

IL Conoefe Pariar aad GraveI Reeess.
Cellar Floors, Areas, Park and Garden Wslks,
Stable Floors and Alleys Concerted Walls tarred %
as 10 render them impervious to dampness. Repair
ing old roofs q specially. All work done promptly
and ct prices TO please. Once: b street, betweea
10th and 18th streets northwest. ap7lm
ID EMOvAL.
IL The once OF the LYCOM1NG FIRE INSUB-
ANCE COMPANY has been REMOVED 90 Boom Ne.
80. LIE Droit Building corner OF and 8th strccts.
This staunch old Company has been in operation for
THIRTY ave YEAR, Net assets q 5.h3e.O0.
auS,tr J. RUSSELL BARR, Agent.
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YOUNG MIDDLETON, Auctioneers,
Real Estate and Insurance Agents,
lie Droit Building, corner sth and Streets

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es-
ttSTEA SISSFEs WALK OF F3 liz NAVY NAVY
III "a day Of November 1858, and duly recorded in
and at Il the party secured II thereDp
se bdlR public on ~ P9Te t. the
April at $50 O'Clock p. M the following described
real estate: All that parcel q land herein described
The ive acres heretofore sold BY Charles A. Krsnse
OF thirty acres Of Chichester for A Krause, bears
north forty nine and ahalf. west forty and
running thence south fifty nine degrees west
(s5s,y1 twenty-two perches and fifty nine hun
Kranse's land and the land owned by Mrs Otter
bach, and thence with that line south fifty
iun$fedths "a pershss to s STAKE tSencs
north thirty two and half degrees, east IN By
stake, thence north forty four degrees east IN Ale
twelve and twenty four hundrcdths (2 1907 perches
to a stake, and thence north forty nine and a half
degrees west (491a deg. w forty and hundrelths
40 2 1901 perches to the beginning, containing FIVE
Terms Of sale: One half cash; the residence in
equal payments, in six and twelve months, with in
teret secured by the purchasers notes and deed of
day Of sale. Conveyancing and recording to be at
the cost of the purchaser II terms of sale not
right to resell ten days public notice at the risk
ap2-lOt SAMUEL p. SMITH, Trustee.
~ TUE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED until
WE'D w ESDAr, April 2lst, same time and place.
apis YOUNG MIDDLETON, Aucts.
~ THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER POST
PONEp until WEDNESDAY, April 2sth, same
'@ as and place Y 81 SFaes Il TT:s
nUNCANSON RROS spct,onaar,
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L Auc.ioneer and. Real Estate Broker
Southwest corner Penna. avenue and 18th street
TWO sTokk fA md AZ afTt /: i Fkkk gyILp
NE az iaha E EED f fafK sEEEEE
on MSYDAY AFTERNOON, April go, ISIS,
sell the shove building Must be removed within ten
ap22-d THOs. BOWLING, Auc.
DUNCANsoN BROS, Aqctioneer.,
u Corner oth ana streets northwest
Trustees SALE OF REAL ESTATE, I'M
PROEED AND UNlMPRoNED, AT AUG
a BY virtue of a deed Of trust, recorded among
~ the land records of this District, in Liber No.
80 folio i52 will offer for sale, at public aneton
the LIST day of MAY, A. b. ISIS, the following de,
zeal fs'fts hi RE. E
cSek p for art al G It aoa H @
correr of the square, running thence along street
north AZ feet thence north % feet thence east ~ feet
acknowledgement by al elegant cottage resi-
EDWARD BALDwIN's RESIDENCE.
Ats 30 O'Clock p. m lots - and IS. i'm kibbey's
recorded subdivision of square 81. These lots
lack with that width los feet to iifost inch
alley, and are improved 10y three-story brick
House No. Is e STREET NORTHWEST.
At O'Clock p m, the west ga feet, from front TO
rear Of lot o. and the east i4 feet from front to
rear Of lot g. in kibbey s corded subdivision of
square 62s. These two pieces Of ground have to-
run back With that width IS feet TO public alley,
and are improved by three story brick dwelling,
with back building.
Terms: One fourth cash; residue in u, l. and q
months, with per cent. interest, payable semi an
nually, secured by deed of del osit of
each piece sold on the day of sale. COnveyancing
at purchaser cost. If terms OF sale are not com
trustee reserves the right TO resell the property at
the risk and cost Of the defauling purchasers after
weeks notice in the Daily National Republican
and Evening Star. REGINALD FENDALL,
Trustee of Baldwin Bros.
ap2l-d DUNCANSON BROS. Aucts
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VNH0MAS DOWNING,
i Auctioneer and Real Estate Broker,
Successor to Latimer & Cleary.D
Southwest corner Of Penna. avenue and 18th street
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPB0yED PROPERTY
ON THE WEST SIDE OF 10TH STREET. Be
TWEEN AND w STREETS, NORTHWEST
a By virtue Of a deed Of trust dated 18th day of
Mi December, a: d: ls2, and duly recorded in
liber No. 7oi, folio 27S, one of the land records
for Washington county, District Of Columbia, and
at the written request Of the party secured thereby,
5 O'Clock p. m, Lot No. 81 in John G. Adams sub
division OF square No 33l, in the city of Washing
ton, District of Columbia, having front of - feet
on the west side Of 10Th street, and running back
about 80 feet to an alley, and improved by a two
story Brick Dwelling.
Terms: s 600 cash; the balance at and Il
months with notes bearing interest and secured by
deed Of trust on the PRO perty sold. Conveyancing
at purchaser cost. leo will be required when the
property is struck off.
WILLIAM l.. DUNLOP, Trustee
apl9 THOMAS BOWLING, Auctr,
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SAMUEL r. BOND, ,rr..oo.
X ROSS PERRY, 'rus'ees'
s3-eo6t YOUNG & MIDDLET0N. Aucts
II TNlTED STATES MARSHAL 5 SALE OF LOT
u FURNITURE, GLASS, CROCKERY AND

TIN WARE, &C, &c &C.
In virtue 81 writ Of eri faciss issued out Of the
Clerk office of the supreme Court of the D-tict Of
Columbia, and 10 me directed, will sell at pablo
sale, for cash az the auction store of II. Coleman
Co., corner Of 10th street and Pennsylvania avenue
commencing OH TUESDAY. the 27th day Of 4 pril,
lN5, at 10 o clock a m, and continue from day to
day until the whole stock is dis posed Of the follow
ing goods and ehsttes, to w.t. viz Gentiemens Fur
ni-hing Goods, Glass and Cookery War, Tin W are,
Household Furniture, Cutlery and Hardware, Bel
ding. Mattresses, Stoves, &c, &C, &C; also, the
Ltasehold of the Premises numbered $50 Penn, VI
Nania avenue northwest. the said lease having an
unex pired term Of year, II months and days 70 run
from this date. a. yearly rental Of 80 payable
mon hly, sliced and levied upon a the goods aud
chst;els of III. Coleman & Co, and will be sold 70
satisfy execution No. lisp, in favor Of Barbary
Freedman.
ALEXrR SHARP, Us Marshal. ID. c.
BY II. COLEMAN CO., AuctiOneers.
April 23l, 1875. apsS-d
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FNuOMAS BOWLING,
i Auctioneer and Real Estate Broker.
Successor to Latimer 4 Cleary,I
Southwest corner Penna. avenue and ilth street
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WA>H. B. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer,
w successor to Green 4 Williams, Auctioneery,
1901 northwest corner of 10Th And ID sfrasfs
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"ASH. u. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer
w Successor 90 Green & Wilkins, Auctioneprs
No 1901, northwest corner 10Th and l. streets
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HENRY u. COOK. Executor.
ap2l-d THOS. BOWLING. Auct
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rTNH0MAS BOWLING.
i Auctioneer and, Real Estate Broker
Successor TO Latimer Cleary,D
Southwest corner Penna. avenue and 18th street
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RISTEES SALE OF ALL THAT VALUABLE
IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED PROPER-
Tf BELONGING TO THE ESTATE OF CHAS
I; I0LTMAN, DECEASED, COMPRISING a
Nj MBER OF LOTS IN SQUARES - AND
80 AND THE PREMISES KNOWN AS No.
AkRMoNT AVENUE, No. I2Is PENNSYL,
EANlA AVENUE WEST, AND Nos. 1905,
ITO AND 1212 STREET NORTHWEST
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PONED until WEDNESDAY, April 2sth, same
time and place. By order of the Trustee.
apo YOUNG MIDDLETON. Aucts
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-05-23


EXPENSES OF THE WHITE HorsE-The
following are the items of expenses appro
priated by the last Congress for one years
allowance to Grants house and household
and the people foot the bill:
For compensation of the President $50.
WO; private secretary, $500; assistant
secretary, $500; one executive clerk 50
500; steward, $1,000; messenger, 81 200
furnace-keeper, SS64-last year, $72O; one
policeman. 1880; one night watchman.
$500; one night usher, 81 200; one door
keeper, $1,000; contingent expenses, &c.
OOO; repairs to executive mansion, $40, 900 /.
fuel for same and greenhouse, 5000: care
and repair Of greenhouses, 5000; filling
the ground south of the executive mansion
$1,000; taking up and re-layine curb of
executive mansion, $3.50; cutting down
cmDankment in nursery, $3.50; repairing
fountain south Of executive mansion. n,
600. Total, $124,754. w.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-05-23

Col. FORNEY, of the Philadelphia Press
recently paid visit to the region near
Florence, Italy. where the celebrated Car
rara marble is obtained The region is
composed Of some five or, six valleys in
which there are four hundred and twenty
five quarries that are actually worked The
pure white marble used in art is produced
1t only fifteen Of these quarries Among
the most celebrated of these are that Of
Polvaccio, said TO have produced the mar
bic of Trajan's column, and that of Ron
done, from which were obtained the col
umns for the new Opera House in Paris
During the ten years, 1S63-1s73. the quar-
ries Of Carrara produced S9l.S9I tons Of
marble, Of which 1854 tons were for stat
cary. The value Of the product for 1872
was $4,000 francs, the amoun, being o.
I'll tons. The quarries and saw-mills en-
Pfoy about five thousand workmen. who
earn from one to eighty centimes to six
xanes day. The aggregate Of wages for
he year is about AGO francs. The num-
be. Of saw-mills Is about fifty.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-05-23

HELL.

The word hell" translation IF the
Greek word Gehenna. is a term used to
designate the Valley of ilinnom. This
valley bounds Jerusalem on the north. and
lies below Mount Zion-a scene Of sacred
and impcri>hable associations In ,hi,
valley Moloch. the national god of the
Amori'cs, was worshipcd with the horrid
and inhuman rite of sacrificing children
IN the fire. When Josiah, in his conquest,
overthrow this idolairy, he poured con
tempt upon the internal practice by cast
ing into the valley the bones of the dcpar.
ted. In the estimation of the old Hebrews
The bones Of the dead caused the greatest
OF all polutions. Whatever person. place
or things they touched were forthwith con
s'dered "unclean." Hence the Valley If
Hlnnom, this Gshenna, this hell" having
been the receptacle Of the human remains
which josiah threw into it. was considered
a place the mos. polluted and accursed
from this circumstance il became a com.
mon receptacle for all the refuse of the CITY
OF Jerusalem. Here large quantities of de.
composing vegetable and animal matter
were constantly thrown This putrescent
matter generated an abundance of worms
The worm here never died. To proven,
the noxious effluvia springing from this
mass OF corruption, poisoning the a,mos.
phcre and breathing disease and death in
o The heart of the city, fires were kent
burning day and night This valley there.
ore' was literally place where 1.-THE WORM
never died. and where the fire was never
luenched."-Rev. Phelps.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-05-23

~ ESTIMATE the value Of crops per
acre. the following is an easy method:
Frame together four light sticks meas
uring exactly foot square inside and
with this in hand walk into the field and
select a spot Of fair average yield, and
lower the frame square over as manv heads
rs it will inclose, and shell out the heads
thus inclosed carefully. and weigh the
8 ain. 1t Is fair to presume that the pro.
portion will be the 43,50Oth part Of an
acres produce. To Prove it, 20 through
the field and make ten or twenty similar
calculations, and estimate by the mean Of
the whole number of results. It will on
able farmer to make closer calculation
OF what field will produce than he can
by guessing.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-05-23

THE phrase, "biting the dust" appears
% be something more than a figure Of
speech. Mr.. Kinglake. in his last volume
ct the History of the Crimean War;" saws
1T would seem that this muscular action
Is apt to occur when a man has been ar
rested by death in the act Of strenuous
bodily exersion, and no doubt an artillery-
man, while hoty engaged and vehemently
serving his gun, must in general be much
harder at work than an infantry soldier
busted with his firelock. In ancient times
large proportion of the slain were killed
in the act Of exerting their strength to the
utmost, and then it was that biting the
dust became almos; an equivalent for
being killed in battle. However hotly en-
gagged, a modern infantry soldier does not
commonly exert. while halted. any great
amount of physical strength, and the in.
stances in which he literally bites the
dust are comparatively rare"
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-05-23
NIX DIET N DlE

The advantages of milk diet in dis
eases which leave anemia and general de
bility in their course, have been often ex.
rolled by various medical writer's, and
especially by Yocholies and Leclere DR..
Clavel has now, in his turn, reported favor
ably concerning this treatment in chronic
dysentery. He has observed this in warm
climates, but believes that the same effects
may be attained in colder regions. While
the milk, by its nutritive properties, effec-
tually combats anamia and general debili-
~, it also favors the cicatrization of the
intestinal LESSONS. ASS milk, which is
lighter, and contains less butter than cows
milk, agrees better than any other, espe-
cially with those patients who also have a
hepatic lesion, as in this latter case the
bile, which plays so important part in
the emulsion of the fatty matters, is secre-
ted snd discharged in less abundance into
the intestines. DR.. Clavel says that the
milk can be administered pure. or with the
addition Of small quantity Of lime-water.
According to the same authority, treatment
with this diet may be commenced by Civ
ing one pint of the milk in twenty -four
hours, to be increased in few days TO two
or three pints.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-05-23

Ia
Max ApELER tells this. ! droppH'
at the grocery store few nights y =
and found old Chopper sitting v''nI :
feet on the stove talking to c'TcF'
friends. He said: "You didn't NV,
that l fit in the war? Well, sir "
a splendid company; and T's
most popular captain As ever w.
from Sussex county. All the w0'.,
wanted their husbands and sons I'VE -.
with me. / didn't skect round wv :,
fghtin' men when l was recru'''D
hunted up fellers that had loOs u u
tcllcrs that could run. What W. n
result? Whenever there was . w. J,
other companies would go in anu ~. =.
a while come out again all cat 'op : ~
But ! pledge you my word and ,' ~
that ! never got into . fight al u'y Nd
the war that / didn't bring out OD' -
more men than took in! ] ous., ..e
been Brigadier General. c0uD -
doubled the army after o battle ~
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-05-23

WE learn from the Boise Statesman
that milk house and fixtures. corral.
pen containing some fat hogs, and
ABOUT sevcnty-fve tons Of hay, he.
longing to ". x. Stark, who resides
near Washoc ferry, were buruedla.ely
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-05-23

THERE was once a Pennsylvania
legislator who laid by thirty thousand
dollars in one season. When he was
asked how he managed this with a
salary OF one thousand dollars. he said
that he saved it by doin; without a
hired girl.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-05-23

president when Gen. Nissages' term e.
pired, hesxetired to the attic and shot A1l
self. When Gen. Canol was met nc wa
in the vicinity of the American Minister
at the head of a,bodyOf.soldisrss Ihest
on seeing the goysrnment foscess fofsoo'
Gen. Canol and. fed. The General wen
into Minister Bassett's residence, unde
the Stars and Stripes, where ne reusa.ae'
The scene which followed these incident
is indescribable. The President . man o
overwhelming passion, directed the ares
of every person suspected, and arrest'
were made throughout the Republic caus
ing a general panic. Several houses ano
stores were pillaged and burned.
New York, May 18th.
Judge Nelson is outlining his charge 70
the jury in the eecher-Tilton case Ills
ideas of what Judges charge should De
are somewhat different from the practice
which has obtained with some Judges In
the State. He is opposed as general rule
to any comments by the Judge on the tes-
timony as presented He believes in con
fining the charge to an outline of the case
as regards points Of law involved and points
in evidence that are entitled to particular
The charge will probably
occupy from day to day and a-half Ii
is stated after the verdict is rendered, what
ever ii may be- the counsel for Til'on and
Gould will press the criminal Indictment
found against them by the grand jury last
fall 10 some sort of an issue.
Bowcn-Because they didn't know OF It's
existence. On the night of the arbitration
friend came 10 me-I'll tell YOU who-it
was Siorrs and he said 10 me. Bowen.
hey are laying trap for YOU down there. :
said. in what wav>" He answered.
Why, they are going 10 bring in Tilton's
,harges of seduction against Beecher, and
III other difficulties between them. and are
o make them part Of Your settlement
NJ, """' - nave ''''''' al ''''''' a III,
anne time" answered that they would |
~ ''''" ~ ''''' ''i'' ''"p = "'''' ny
"n""' i'e 80 went '''''' 'i''' 'i''
'"'i' ''''"'' "'> ''""n ny "'''' ''p"'"
~ '''"' '''e business "'ii'' ''''''s ''S'" ecu
'','' an" ~, s.,i WIZ ""'' :" ~ ''''s'"'
red. Ii was laid on the table; and after
~ ~ "'iA'l'h "aS over pun II WIN inc
~ "N' ''''' ''''i'' "''> NV" ny I"'Ae' anu
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-05-23

a schooIboy bcing asked by the tea.
cner how he should fog him, replied:
you please, sir, should like to
nave It on the Italian systematic
"e"vy strokes upwards, and the down
ones light
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-05-23

HE Graphic is authority for the state.
ment that during the war General Trac,,
charged at the head of his column on MANY,
q bloody field, and after the battle has of
Ten been seen sitting under tree combine
the cannon balls Gut Of his hair
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-05-23
A GREAT VOLCANO

| 14 vVIOAN0
| In Aer work, THE Hawaii,
lpelsge." Miss isabella Bird IN ''saaEl
josT1sey she made to the great ~ ~
of Nasna Loa. This mount.;, '' s'''
is Situated somewhere to the 49,. .'''h
the center Of the island Of H..: a Of
the highest active volcano s"' is
world, rising to height Of. No.. ae
feet. The whole Of the. south ~ y. :,
Hiwa'i down to and below its w., ~
edge is composed Of it's slo,,, :.
base being $50 miles IN sircums..'' -
ITS whole bulk above a herst :.
5000 feet is ore frightful de,s,,,
though vegetation, in the form Il
lichens, little withered grass and 10!
hardy asplenium extends 9.ooo 60
further up. During Miss Birds W. Wv
to the summit the thermometer ,.,;;'
tered eleven dogs. of frost. The O..
ter Mokua weoweo is six miles !, -
conference, 1000 feet long, sm
wide, with PERCEPTIONS sides soot,,
deep. The crater appears to h. in,
state OF constant activity, and at tm..
overflows, carrying destruction n a.
lowest levels Of the islands s;,.,
white men inhabited the islands ,be.,
have been ten eruptions from Man,,
Loa. Of the condition Of the e,,,..
the following description of what 81.
saw on her visit, accomplished amid
bardships that few men would c,,e !,
will give the reader viva
dea: when the sun had set and II.
brief red glow Of the tropics had van.
shed. a new world came ;,,o h;
md wonder after wonder flashed
;orth from the previously Efe|ess ~.
or. Everywhere through its vast
'xpansc appeared glints Of fre-sps
fright and steady. burning !, nvs
Ike blast furnaces: fires lone and H.
ated. unwinkinc ike PLANETS Or ,x;,t
iny like stars: rows oS little s,,
parking the margin Of the loves, )r
Of the crater: fire molten IN de-,
revasscs; fire in wavy lines. s-a
aim stationary and res,,ul =, N.
andcsccn, lake two miles in lerr,b
enea,h a dcccp,ive crus, Of darkness
nd whose depth one da.y no, isthn
ven in thought Broad in the Glare
living light enough 10 read va,
is,ancc Of ,hrce-ouartcrs Of mile
akinr the moon look As blue Is an
-dinarv sky. its golden clean changed
vivid rose color. lighted up tr
hole of the vast nrec;nc,s Il ,la
.rt Of the crater with a rosy red
.ingipe or, every detail here throw
9 cliffs and heights into huge bIaA
ass., ,,. cu noxo, n.