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Senator Bogy OF Missouri died few
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GREAT FIRE IN WASHINGTON.
The Patent Office Building Burned.

THE LOSS OF MODELS, RECORDS, ETC.
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THE PATENT OFFICE BUILDING or FIRE.
WASHINGTON, Sept II. The Patent OF
6ce building Is on fire. The fire broke
out Ia the model room, burnt through the
roof and is blazing furiously. All the en-
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The Effect on Public Business.

SUPPOSED ORIGIN OF THE FIRE
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THE INTENSE HEAT.

2P. M.-Portions OF the wing on 9TH
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The most valuable models saved were
those relating to sewing machines, fire.
arms, locks. &c. Valuable models were
seriously injured while being removed but
can be repaired. This evening Secretary
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;, he is, and half a dozen

), he is, and half a dozen
iecessary.'
ard
iinly. Why, he is worth at
49,; hundred thousand dollsrs.'
You must be in error
q. His daughter is TO be married
.t month to an excellent youpg
an, and this house has been built,
and is to be furnished, as a marriage
present.
Incredible! l thought he was go
ing, or had gone, to the dogs long ago.
Leonard !? The friend could not help
laughing aloud. He 60 to the dogs
o, no! There isn't man in trade who
does so coed a business with as little
show as he makes. Good work, good
prices and punctuality are the cardinal
virtues of his establishment, and makes
all substantial. How in the world
could you have taken such notiOn?'
Il don't know, but such has been my
impression for a long time,' replied
Baker, who felt exceedingly cut down
on account of the mistake he had made
and particularly so i'm view of the ele.
CANT house and a hundred Thousand
dollars, which might have all belonged
to his son in time if he had not fallen
into such an egregious error about old
Leonard. But that was most fortunate
for the charming daughter of the me
chanic, for nothing OH earth is more
intolerable than where man and wife
are bound together only by money
consideration.
So the world moves on. People are
prone to think what they smile on
lives, and what they frown upon is
blighted and must die.
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ment when his father said to him one
ldav:
What young lady was that 1 saw
You with on the street yesterday sfter
lnoon.'
Her name is Leonard
The daughter of old Leonard, the
mechanic?
Il think so, although I have never
seen him. He is always away at his
work
Mr.. Baker looked grave and shook
his head.
DO you know anything about her %
asked his son.
Nothing about her; but know her
fatber is going 10 the dogs as fast as
ever man went
indeed! l thought he was very
well off,
oh, no! Pve been looking to see
his shop shut up, or to hear his being
sold out by the Sheriff, every day for
these two years.
| Indeedp
Miss Leonard is very lovely girl ?'
There's no gain saying Adelaide's
personal attractions replied the soul.
but, if her father is in the condition
you allege, that settles the matter as
far as she is concerned. lam glad Won
introduced the subject, for [ might
have committed myself, and when too
late, have discovered my error
And sad error it would have been.
Henry. In any future matter of this
kind hope you will be perfectly frank
with me. / have much more accurate
knowledge OF the condition and stand.
ing OF people than you can possibly
have.'
The son promised TO do what the
fahter wished. From that time the
visits to Miss Leonard were abated. ann
his attentions to her, when they met in
society, became coldly formal. The
sweet young girl whose feelings had
really been interested, felt the change
and was for Time unhappy, but in a
few mouths she recovered herself and |
was again cheerful and bright as usuai
Oneday, abouta year after his tjmeIv
caution to his son in regard to Miss
Leonard, Baker happened to pass alono
the street where he had not been fnS
some months. Just opposite a large,
new, beautiful house, to which The
painters were giving their last touches
Baker said:
This Is an elegant house, 1t has
been built since was In the neighbor-
hood ?'aat I
Yes, it is very fine house, and 7 q
suppose It didn't cost less than tweDtx
housand dollars
do you know who owns it?'
Yes. 1t was built by Leouard.' Is
BY whom p Baker looked snrnr;s
d..
BY old Leonard. You know him. .,sl9
impossible! He's not able 10 buildipp
house like that q
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d Baker.
wants to make a pretty
b me-

o.. and that is why / asked.
1 am surp. ID that he should be so par
ticulur to ask me cash price of every
thing. OF course you know we can
make large discount ON. goods for
ready money, and it struck me that
perhaps he wanted to get my cash
prices and then desire to buy on time
or turn me out worthless security
Don't sell to him. Why, the man
is going TO the dogs at railroad speed.
'Indeedp
Yes; / am looking every day to see
him cloee up. He might have done
well, for he understood hi3 business.
But he's 30 unaccomo odating, and
might say, insulting, to his custom ers
that he drives the best of them away.
used to take large bills with him, but
haven't dealt at his shop for sometime.
'Ah L was not aware of that, / am
glad that Ispoke to you, for shouldn't
like TO lose six or seven hundred dol.
lars
Six or seven hundred dollars! Is il
possible that he wants to buy 50 reck
lessly? He has no such amount oI
msney. Depend upon it there is some
trick. Take my advice, and den'i
think of trusting him.
i certainly shall not
But the next day Mr.. Leonard, find
ing he could do no better; ordered the
goods sent to his place of business and
Then drew check on the, bank for the
full amount. The merchant, still
doubtful that all was right, withheld
The goods until he sent the check to the
bank. 1t was readily cashed, much to
his astonishment.
1t happened that Mr.. Leonard had a
very pretty and very interesting
daughter, on whose education the me.
rhanic had bestowed great pains; and
it also happened that Baker had son,
who in most things was chip of the
Il 4 hlxaalr
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,Z1E1 S @
3 sEs na.l
e.>z@,sa.s = .ssrs
While the
At CHI.
Telling, with fresh s,,>
story,
Bringing faint, soft echo fron.
glory,
While the changing hours come and go,
And the bells are ringing for joy or woel
Ringing ringing ringing, DER the city
With its mighty throngl
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With their happy song.
Rising above the sin and sorrow, want an
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= Ringing ringing ringing recalling fast
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To memory's eye.
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Your music tells
That beauty, wealth, and joy must fade an
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so
upon the pave
of the declining
tiled thickly in his
! sign turned gray
bleaching air.
s, and no wonder,
y himself as he went
to take a strange in
the gradual decay OF
fortune. One day q
d said to him:
= anything about this
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