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RIDING AFTER THE HOUNDS.
nov THE QUEENS COrNTY HryT CELh-
BRIIED ELECTION D.ir.
Brilliant Scene mt the Meet-scnriet Jackets
and Fleet uorses-Mr. Ocirichs Gets ~ Fan
A Finish but no Fox-Thc Angry Farmer.


Tho .l,o,io, d,v ,,oo, or tho o,,o,. o,,,r
NV '''''i'' '"' '''''' vi Wv, N"'ch7 '"u"-
ty hunt was u glorious one. Tho hunters as
scmblcd at the Garden CIV Hotel and for half
nm Lour hcf,ro ,L, b,,,,Is nrri,nJ tho ,ro,d
-" "'"' -" 81" i''Ou o w. ~ o'''
avenue IN front oi tn" house was fillcd with
do, cart, and cnrriarce nrnous lending the
.. ,..,t. ,.i....,..,., l. -, a. ~. = -. =,
carefully Dhhko'"d horses oil inc hunters. anu
the hunters themselves in scarlet. cnnvassing
the chances for "A good run The pinzzas were
u,,,,'I iii ,,,,., -, o,,., s.i..,,,I -,
'i'i"nE'" VII" "c NlN'S s'S'clS' anu 'rl',nus VI
the hunters. eager to SEQ the start The day
was crisp and clear and the keen north wind
~, =,
"nIy infused quicker ne INTO IN" Nelns oi those
who were To- rilc after the merry pack.
Promptly at 1 o'clock MIR Uriswold and the
i..'
WIN "'Ir SUN comm. from 'no N'hhelS' sur
rounded 10y the dogs. 1icn il was mount and
AWAY Thn crawl ,vo. s,,,r,,,d b,. o,,,,r hoors
a. Ltt. - .t - =, s. -,
wv VI l-"' "''is "i INC Jog cai'S HNshcu III INC
sunlight. and the entire cavalcadc dashed
down tho prcen alnnn nj ti, r.nr nf tb, hnt,t
rhc r,d,rs In a,,rt, ,,.,r,, NJ, cr;.,,.,,i,i
,"' i'uuIs III s.'I''' N'r" h'ssIs' 'r'sWo'u'
nnd Fitlnntrick In somi.huntinp costume
- ~, n, - " ~ -,
W're mossrs' ie''' hcV'y' van hileh' burahn'
Bender StorHer. Herbert Elder and J. j.
Roche number OF groOms rode their mas
tors horses. and an unusual number Of young
farmers ioiurd in lhn hunt All were melted To
do their best by the presence OF two ladies' Mrs.
purdy and Miss Oolrichs. who proved them
selves 81 tliul horsewomcn.
large iract Of low. lean 80 cover. and IN this the
dogs wore unlcashcd and thrown Of They cir
clcd wildly for ten or fifteen minutes. making
IN that time several false starts and ut one time
giving tongue at sight OF u rabbit that one Of
their nuulhcr unrHrthcd Finally. however.
they struck the scent and sctprd TO their work.
They presented an cNhilurating sight M they
strramod across brown stuhhlc field. with
noses low and tails erect. and the scarlet coated
riders close behind them From the very front
there noatnd back the clear notes Of Mr.. Girls
wOld's horn. The course lay through more
open country than that Of any previous day /;
hut much Of 1t was heavy ploughcd land. and
the fences seemed innumerabe. Most Of the
hunters took these like birds.
All went well until the seventh fence was
reached. Mr.. O"lrichs riding at il with his
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-07
THE GREAT STORM.
Gale Rushing Across the Eastern States az
the Kate OF AZ Miles Hour.

The severe storm OF wind and rain that
swept over this city on Monday and the ensu-
ing evening gradually died away after mid
might and at o'clock yesterday morning the
stars were shining. The wind. which had been
blowing steadily from the south for many
hours changed 10 the west and increased ia
violence. Al sunrise the bay WAS white and
huisterous with foaining pillows. that dashed
against the hows and IN the dccks OF the
smaller craft as they struggled agalns wind or
tide. AT 10 \. NJ. the gale was at its height and
blowing with u velocity of tOrtN-iVe mllrs an
hour. Aitor noon II gradually Nui sided. The
temperature WIS lower than Il ms been AZ any
other time this season. the mercury marking
30 carly IN the morning, and 80 at O'Clock in
tn" afternoon.
Along the river streets signs were creakin,
ana hanging in the gale, shutters torn from
their fastrnincs and hurled ~ the Sidewalk rs
ana awnings and campaign hanners whipped
themselves INTO strings and nOuted away. In
securely dashed. were dashed against each other
ol against "a" piers. aud IN" terry boats had
sr tdllli 'ult, iu lr'ustlug a." waves.
IN" great taulOs OF the J.. 81 river bridge
caught thc full iurer Of tho wind. aud the rril-
dlc~ rocked aud -waycl So violently that Il un-
dairae" was done.
Al the weather oflrc on the summit of tho
Equitable Bullding the situation WIS partiCu-
larry breezy. Tho great weather Nane b'nt and
tr'mll'd IN the blast. aud the CUPS Of the
an"Wunct'r spun round like top.
Dispatches from all parts Of the country show
mat Monday r rain attended over nearly every
state east of a." Rocky mountains. The trlo-
graph wires wrr" blown down IN many pieces.
snow fen in Albany and in other northern
places At 81 Joseph the Missouri river ros,
IL inches. AT Nashville the Cumberland -
Inches, and ut laducth the ohio II inches.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-07
TuE CIG.iRMiKERs' STRIKE.
The Employers who Warmed Out their strik-
lug Tenants Defeated at Law.

Over 500 was contributed in aid Of tho
striking csarmnkors yesterday. The employees
of Robert Gilman Of $50 West Broadway struck
yestcrdny, and sent delegates To the Strikers
Central Committee. Herscham q Co. OF 50
Water street. who began eiectmont proceedings
against their tenants. have been defeated in
court. the Judge di-mis-ing the suits. Levy
Brothers Of l2j lroome street have warned
their tenants who have ioincd the strike To- va
cato their dwellings. The employees Of II. !.
Glurk. IS ioWerY. who were ON STRIKE. have
Resumed Wors al d. lNuurtd Wages, us hAve also
the employees OF NJ. Hirsrh OF Sixth avenue.
The Society for the Prevention Of Cruelty Ia
CNlirrn haye warmed cigar manufaNur"rs
against cHp!oyln. cmllren under ii years OF
t-s'.
Wangl"r h Hahn Of 900 Bowery say that II
they fAnupt got lOn-uninn mon to do tuelr
workthry Nili bring CHIMES, clgdrmakcrs from
1uiiorn.i. ). Moss % workIng cisnrmnkcr Of
n warren street, denies tnAt ktrhs * Spies
have men in th"ir employ who make from s2i
10 80 week. Sometimes from five to elght
cigd.muhofs will " rk as team" and the
team. Will earn the amounts named.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-07
MISS DIchINSoN's ILLNESS.
The Result Of Overwori. ON New Play thnt
ssoon 10 be brought out.

Miss Anna Dickinson has been lying III
in the house OF Mrs. Gen. J.. II. ChniiieId, at
Elizabeth. y. j., Tor nearly two weeks. bat she is
now conyalesceut. Mrs. CAathcid told a sun re-
porter last nigl' that the story was not true that
Miss Dickinson was seriously IN with congcs-
ton of the BRAIN The cause Of her sickness.
Mrs. ChatNod added. was That Miss Dickinson
had ovcrworkcd herself. Ia the first place. 80
said Mrs. Chatiell she was completely pros
trated at the close OF h.r engagement at the
Eagle Theatre. in NV York. last spring. Her
disappointment at what sine considered unjust
criticism had as much to do with her present
malady as the subsequent mental eNertiOn that
she hns undergone. After quietly seeludln-.
herself in her home nj II West fifteenth street.
ed Tor tIc completion Of a new play That she in
tends g. pres u l. the public AZ 10 early a day
~ pra '9lhl"."
Against tho advice of her friends and rhysi-
cian.' Mrs. Chatiield added. Miss Dickinson
Hurcn 'ttinSly continued her 10 rary lupors
through the hot days OF the summer when she
should have been at rest. imprllcd by the all
absorbing desire 10 overcome in one grand sue
ce@- Ill" uufaNurahie criticisms of last II ring.
At last suid Mrs. Cnaticld. exhausted ma
turr sufrunlh'd. and dr piping her p"n. She.
nhoui two wo"k7 ago c0nc To ~ for a little rest.
When az" mot Aer at the door DID not think
that She was III, and after the usual sAutations.
| remarked how well she looked. for her face
was iiu-h.'i. and -h" Appeared ~ hr in robust
and littlo alarmo when, sinking into Il chair,
she exclaimed; No. Ho, | am very unwrl.
Through kind nursing ana sulutnry rest am
now happy 10 sag thnt she Is conval, scent.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-07
THE CRUISE or THE sCIrYED4M.
How the Triai Trip or nm Ocean stenm'hi
Came to Ind In Friday. Gale.

The Rotterdam steamship Schicdam,
which left this port on Wednesday last. re-
turned on Monday. and is now lying of Des-
Dresses street. The vessel was formerly known
as the San Marcus running between Liverpool
and Galveston. She WIS built expressly TO
carry cotton. and therefore she has a wide hull,
with little draught Her present cargo consists
mainly OF provisions. When short distance
out at sea. ia" peculiar roll of the vessel showed
conrlu- lyrly that she could not carry the cargo
with safety. She proceeded very slowly, hut
during the gale of last Friday she became 80
unmHnag"ahlu That the crew. fearing that she
would sink. persuaded the on 'crs 30 take the
vessel back. sac Will discharge her cargo to-
dav
There w"r" runors among some Ot the long
shotcmr IN a- o. "A uutuy uu board ui the vessel
ln Whi.n violence WAS used but tins was denied
uy those in authority.
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stabbed with u Pi,chrors.

1amos Fipsimmons. OF 5lO East Twelfth
strict standing at seventeenth street and A,cnnc
ycst, rday cfnoon, WIEN latrcN Clark. n fls EAsi
Tw,uurih street, and Charles =. Waliinrc met hun.
Fu,imnon-. who was scholl man. and clark who was
aMorns,oy man. had political dispute IN Rchlys tar.
room. at Eighteenth street AMI First avenue. tr. week.
ago and Clark struck fiusimmons the head with a
hott" ii'f-mnni- went ont and. drawing ms rrNHlte
dAred Glars AMI Mhiulu-c 60 cumc out They did
threatened Co dN' hm. Glars nat ritghiork yt-trr.
dHN. ami after angry wnfd- had passed between
him and FNImmon~ Dee suid 'uls thrust Tho tim into
fffsIuuu- hHlN one time tutUring the hip and the
other tr Ahd mon fifx-uninou, sahk 10 the ldrwak
A. ne li, There MnlHin-" s'iht pa.ing STONE and
threw with trcat force fuk minunss face crush.
in- M ms nO~r. CLARK was arrested hut Wadinee
escaped iiif-immons wa sent to bellevue Hospital.
where lie became u'unseluu..
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ATIfLETFs AT WEST SIDE PfRK.
Walking. Running and Throwing the Ham
mer with a. Piercing Wind blowing.

The handicap games Of the Orion Rowing
and Athletic Association took place yesterday at West
side Park y J. The bleak northwest wind doubt.
less the OF the limited attendance. although score
o pretty young women stood on the spectators
stand. with the wind blowing directly In their faces dur.
inc greater part the The competitions
produced nothing extraordinary the q. records.
but tins also must be attributed largely to
the wini. which soon chilled the contestants
In the various that they unit
tor eNetnn IN the - ards ran. the nr-t heat
by H. Van Loan M ~ second. m" second hcurJ u.
Drew took in n seconds The ufh WIS won BY W vii.
son in - seconds tc fourth D, e. Ronuviu ia sec.
uul-, ht nn. ~ q ilu' ~ ia seconds, and the nnal
heat hN ". Van Intu lu Joe, seconds The Unc-mie
walk was Won BY II BowloN inlm. a7'4s Gool-on
On ~.cofi and " Z trfffHu nilri In the throw
Ing o The hammcr,W Movers won ny tnros col % H.
~ 4 mile walk between q. u ihiNIl~ OF the
Hudson Boot Cluh and Mott at the Harlem Atnleuc
tluh was won by Mott M 'iu. iis- w. Drew Won the
int,n-,N from the cold the piercing wind whi>tici
through their athletic dress ina very uupl,asani man
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yellow Fever la an Opera Company.

Tho Ellis Opera Boufro Company was organ
id in thus city about th' hrst OF September tora tup
Jamaica II wHs asnall troupe, the principal members
tcug Mr. nul Nh II. Ellis aud their dau- htcr Flor
ouce The latter several ytrfs ago. under the nam. 1T
siipNo, attracted cuu-i' fAhle attention ~ rrolter
nl tiNn Wur boys clutlcr and WAS REGARDED MS
tnna Nl a pi"nuuruNn lnfcr. shr 'tFd lu irfWnur
COMPANIES under her own name aud skirts. she nuw
about seventeen Ncnr- oi HrU. aud very IittfN nln
talented. Robert lnricn, another W,nnrr Sac l. l..
trIuynuon ha- arrived ln this city with the that
~ hHs Aorn hrpkon up ~ yellow tower Al uu uur o =
Hlng from King ton Mrs. tli. had dd Mis- Iiui, Mas
deemed past recovery, ana Nj El- was Ncry low
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-07
Thoma. whitman sun mi..lnu.

There were no now developments yesterday
In reghTi 10 Thomas whitman the missing staten island
Search VA continued tor has h,Sy thout succ,
susi cion !, strusthrnng among certain class that
iiuutuls CO. d 80. bat hta chu-cn To mak tn' world
think r,i~iua Zoe % AnnNu 90 hutv TIA" tact that
he mad two tfrf.uut- WIN Iim, winc untN
iothi IN tine oiuon an trHV .on~ renders II certain
mat tnc und nN,ftntt WAS t l"hih to give Ia
lhv supNOsnUn u ~. hANlnN boon murI.Ied
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-07

NASHVILLE, Nov c. Gov. Porter hns ssund u
proclamation con,cnlne the Legislature no Ntraorlluary
session, Doe %. a. enter upon the following legislative
business To consider the recommendation oi the aIb
tator.. conference At New york III March, l~7I to al
nft thr Siih dsbihf thu Is laurc oI now per rrut
bonds Nt ul rate a. per r'ut the total at
prlutlpll aud past du iEitfr. levy sutItut
nrlt The interest un tir urW hnn'. lriN snkinV
iund or the rNuigui>hucut ol d,bt, and ri
cole elton
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In Japan of old. whom arms of defence wers
yet very essential tN mad 10 hr abandoned IN the royal
presence but n tho process social grades were marked
The comparatively humble LAID thcn down Mt the palace
gate the more exalted 90 the door O the ante chanhcr
tn. ustuuu only h,N approached closely To atty
And this rise 10 the habit 70 am informed Of max.
Ing an ornament an arm. tan b"chme u weapon
have seen old Jnrnnr aus m design beautiful aud deli
cate yet viii tai work sron. AMI ondcrOus enough
tn break IN, head VI an enemy ia the royal presence
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y,cc-uon-n, Of France In Trouble.

MoSTREAL. Nov. &C.. O. Pcrrault Yice-Con-
tm Al France, adimtIcd IA court to-day that II WAS ho
who sent TIE despatch from Ottawa TO the Montreal press
about the city and District savings BANK which Mr.
,a,nubii emnod.rd IN his t,hgrain In the New York
J.bs Upon Mr. fVrrlnt a. iuAlng Ia tel who gave HIM
the Information tn despatch contained counsel tor the
bAuk applied Tor his communal The magistrate took
unul " morrow TO eOnsideE
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-07

WAsHlNoToN. Nov. 6 Tho Commissioner of
Internal ke,cnuc has pr pared the iohoNins rurp- ui
export n -r.~ and toinro, Wlneh SHOW sishng IN.
craze IA three yrArr past
1874 1919 le37
Glllnns di-til ed sNirit4 . .r i.li1 IN-t 70" I.is
Tobacco POUNDS. IS ihHll .ul .io.I ,t,aa,,O,'
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s. Wyoming, Jones. Liverpool Oct - aud Queenstown
18th.
s. iiansa, Rlllc Bremen oct 10
- titS oi NcNlCu. Mcintosh. Vera cru.
81 Richmond. Kelly. Norfolk
SS1laucus. Bears. Ro.suu.
= Augusie Andre. E,lcr, Antwerp
Bark Harriet CAM TOLL. TAYLOR. London.
BARK u Thornilkv. Grahau, Ian1bar
BARK Mozart Abrsth.,u London
Schr Dolly Warden. All ~. Cape liayu-n
ANoti' usual river ana rUa,tNi-e vessels
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John Hilinrd Of Hoboken. who lately threat
ened to shoot ms soninnw Mr., Edward L. Boaert, has
leen bound over Ia keep the peace Mr. Bopert says
that he was married 70 Miss liard Nov H. 1870. I'd
TINT her inthrr at tins TACT and ld seen the
marriage certificate. aud knew that he and hs wac had
lived IA Mrs. llards hou.e snceJuiy ., as they s do.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-07

WAsHlNGro<, No>. 6. Mr. Paddock OF Ne
brasAa triuo,d bil 800 hc Senate oday which pro
hihit- tos tur tho u- nf wharf owned IS muutlrnl
corporation II Alucd II cVrse at tho warA, dn,
N,W YORK
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WAsuINGroN, Nov. CA bill introduced in
She ilou-o by Mr Waddil OF Norti Carolina pro,ldns
All Admiralty board Tor Che merchant marine epdon,-
tu t.u-tuft uul col the utNt uni,"rn hnlt IHN
beard ciu.tN aup. nu tO uc Eu-ll-l BOARD 81 Tla.o
amt whirh should dcnHrn The rltr' hu-ur-- steam
boat amt Nnfinr i-lNrA nuW canned by de Supor
NIrlnE LIl.lA Tor ul hllAlL.L A.L..
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Bob Inaer.ou oaersa the German Mission.

PEoRI. ILL.,. Nov. G.-Col Ingcrsoll has boon
oncr'd US learned By private dcrIa chcs Washing.
ton, the mission 10 ermanN. lut has not vet 9rfi,d
wNotnrr a. Accept or not lie viii be- IN NA,huutnn
some time Nlls week
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In the northwest gale yesterday morning the
schooner Carrie =. Wrhh, capt Htw klns, honud Tor
Savannah went ashore iu-io NJ sandy llpnk ard the
schooner MNy Lfmhurnor parted her chains AMI went
ashore IA te Horseshoe
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-07

WAslIrNGToN Nov q. lhr Senate IommittcC
lnuAu Aur, Nis ilu i tu port tln name VI iuyl
iAyVrabl!, aud he "ili unhunbhdi be ennhIln.d
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-07
New Jcr.cy nnenk rhlcyc..

Mrs. George Cox. Of 1853 Sussex street. Jersey
city, reported to the nce yesterday that IN hes abb
SATURDAY. sncnk th"vcs cntered her aunrnrnis
and carried away fliD IA currency, two SILVER Matches,
and - valuable gold brooch.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-07

hear the washerwomen Mt n certain seat OF
learning were much scgnda1ed the other day at hni
nunrr q" feminine ma. r.armcui' among The College
cous articles proved t. belong tn the Chinese Students
VITO II appears anctt the p'tcuats and other things
which shAI be nnIneless o. The solter
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-07

Election cuohrc' ~ n now game nj card.
pla,"d Nilh thr ui"lnIrf ruhf" acN. 10 winch " Vd
aneN tAid marked AuLnIr Joe '
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Gusinrss ,lo,lt,s.


Alfred the Great 80 completely di-Guiscd
himself IN the CART of minstrel to unde ted
through the camp Of his enemies. But II would b. i'm
possible 10 disguise The fact tlrit the Msht Carpet En-
porum. III Fulton It New York, selling CARPETS
cheaper than any other place IN America
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t9sru5Irg.
tnstlutt,on.

EtII sErS, ~, 'Am tcih ga single 81 war.
l1. n'u ID Kn"m% 2n-uui AZ. issL,h nj.
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NN-KALBACUFR.-On tho 9Th in-t by
thr NaNer" tn cii'. tns Hon smith Ely Jr. NJ Carl
August Bedcuutun 10 Nj. Knst hachtr. daught,r Of
ths lat. hiclH'l halha'i"f. E-l, al Austria
CT Akl-NEhI I'm tllt 9TH inst nv the Hon smith
BY jr Mayer OF tnls city Mt Luiei Guar 10 Miss tusa
NerI. all ui Italy
LANRENt E-MiCKLE AT Zion church. Douglaston
on Mcdur ~iaf. - 30. D. flr Row Henry " RrHrr,
u D., thngham Lawrence d.. oi Magnolia riantataolI
La a. Mir Janet iuilyA Nlckle daughter OF Mrs A.
II. MiCklu Of Bay side. T.. l.
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Marine INTELLIGENCE.

sINtsrrRF AtsAssr-rnts nav
Sun rises. q - s,t... 50 Noon sets. -
ntgu wAttG-uis pAr
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Tho Jorsey City Board Of Elunation has re-
tAsad 70 abolish IotOred School 80 Id auA disIlh4tr
tic Pupils IA Tao ~hiu schools III the city.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-07

SsDU FOK SINGER family so machine. or So 10,
VIZ mf Nic''er Ni.,Vu $50 East Uth 81 L.l.,v
'' ~ "''''
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-07

Whose mother kuops MIX OF Masncs8 in tho
hon, slnee nothing 50 admirably regulates u, esuoa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-07

Every mother will only comfort and sire ngtheu
herself but will relieve and pacilN her nursIng babe by
the free use OF farkcrs Ginger Tome Buy 81 bottle
from your druggist sample Ootu, at 10 cents aud
test its merits
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DIED.

HALf--In Bfonhivn MONDAY. Nov 5. Mrs Rachel
Hail. lu tlI' rtt' Nrar s. D. .r age.
Relatives and ir ld- u fl' lnlv respectfully In
vitI e. efi Che tfni thc oi her
nw, Mr. Aurain HORTON, IL Linden -, On Thursday
Nov = az . 0clurk l. n
NoucE The officers and members oi - jnmcs's G.
society ARE fruut -ti Go meet tVir meeting rnou
IN - Jnne- school iHN st. N4 tlVu un Wtdn, shay
ate A. NJ tu ati, nd tue funeral ~ n,iy Raugan
49, order uf j III Akal.I.l. President
MttffNAN. Acting Secretary
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The Best Remedy for Children ~ hiie Teeth
ing Mrs W IN,IllM-N So -L-L.lA. nLrIh
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Vital Restorative j. sold bv pirM ~, Aston Ilousc,
HUNT DUNLAP, -'ui - ASH y. oadwAy.
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vital Restorative cures premature weakness ner-
YOU, debility. ami dy.lersa Of either s'N Pace 81 All
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FURNITURE AND CARPETS Great reduction in
prices, weekly mOhully utynirnts taken Sul h, r
ILLUSTRATED pncc list IowltrthWan hhl and l5I
~ than sL-Ads
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WINTER WEAR.-Double- breasted merino un-
dcrshirts c II YnirT do skin gloves ~ - J. w.
Johnston 10 Grand 81 ALSO Az 9th ava cor 2Ulh sAas
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A BsOLUTE DIVORCES PROCURED EOE AM
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r1voy;crs IL; Ally AND QUIETLY OBTAINED
~ III every State and Territory Tor lncomPanoi.sy;
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-06-30

I. tk~rr 10 pasc- On the f.sr % th~ csrth.
wh~r~ Chxr1fy d~riisah- where Nirs1e hath eirth,
Whrrx eo~sEa- In unsrsy ssd kizdns-- vtE hs3yU,
And ts~ posr and ~rrsehrd s.k and recslvss
Oh i~ fhssr pazce whefc o kneck from the Isoor
win bring kind angel 30 eycn the door
An. ~easch the vide world gherever you can.
TheFe b no open door sor the noeeyiess man.
Go look In the hall where the chandelier light
Drives Oh with iis rpsendor the darkness Of night.
swseps gracefully down with iis tFimmings Of gold
where mirrors Of silver take up and renew,
In long lighted vistas, the bewildering view:
60 ,hsrs r. your P.'snes s ,s and and yGn G."'
Go look In the church Of the cloud reaching spirc.
That gives back to the sun his same look Of dre,
Where the arches and columns are gorgeous within
And the wallis seem ~ pure ~ soul without elm:
WAX down the long .tse zee the rish and the great
Go there In your patches. and And II you can,
Who "opens pew for the mOneyless man,
Then 60 to the bank, where Mammon has told,
His hundreds and thousands IN silver and gold,
Where safe from the reach Of the starving and poor
Walk up to the counter. ah! there you may stay,
TIL your limbs have grown old, and your hair turns
For YOU n find at the bar not one of the clan
With money to lend to the m Oneyless man.
Go look to your Judges in dark flowing gown,
With the scales wherein law wetghcth quietly down;
Where he frowns on the weak and smiles on the
strong,
And Furnishes right while he iustifes wrong;
Where the Jurors their lips the Bible have laid,
To render verdict they 'vo already made.
Go there In the court room and dnd II you can,
Any law for the case OF the moneyless man.
Then 20 to your h0vsl--n0 mSsa has I'D, ~ i4.s.s
The darling who has suffered long for her bread;
From tho lips ftho angel your poverty lost;
Then In your agony turn upward to God,
And bless. while Il smites you the Christening rod.
And you'll find at the end Of your lifes short span
There's welcome above for the moneyless man.