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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-30

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 49, 1879.
The Board OF Directors have this day declared CASH
DIVIDEND OF TEN PER CENT on the CAPITAL STOCK
and SIX CENT inerest tho SCRIP OF company
after the LIST Of December pTOximo
tax. -.
They have also cclared SCRIP DIVIDEND Of TWENTY
FIVE PER CENT on the EARNED PREM III Ms for the
ending October 81 1873 certificates OF which win
issued the parties entitled TO the Same after
OF December, proxlmO. - -
They ordered also. that the SCRIP CERTIFICATES
PROFITS Of the Tor the year ending October
1871 be redeemed IN CASH at tho Office OF the company
after LIST December prOHimO all interest thereon
that day To- BY provision Of the charter all Certificates
Scrip not presented Tor redemption within five after
public notice that they viii be redeemed shall DO forfeited and
cancelled OH the books Of the company.
- No certificate OF profits issued under $50 BY the act Of
within years after the OF the dividend whereof
IL Is evidence"
DIRECTORS
THOMAS c. HAND, sAMtEL +. STOKES
LANES TRAQUAIh, WM. q. BOULTON,
HENhY r. SLOAN, EDWARD DARLINGTON,
JOHN III. CATHERWOOD, EDWARD IAFOUNCADE
n. L. SHORTRIDGE, JACOB m EGEL
AnNDDtnti.W WARBLER THOS. L. STOTESBURY,
JAMES C. HAND JACOD p JoNFS
WILLIAM g. LUDWIG JAMES "a NoFAn r,No
inuH SrS1A ~. an SPENCER McILVAINE
GEo w REREo0hh,ou JOHN u; 4tgHEMER
WIN. G. HOUSTON, ID. r. MORC;A n Ptitshmnae'
II. FRANK ROBINSON. WIN s. BissEiL. Piit.ssa,s
HENRY LYLBURs seeretsry 1''''aen'
HENRY BALI, Assistant Secretary.
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Jte Cream.

A FACT.-HORTON's ICE CREAM Is MADE
"A FROM PURE ORANGE COUNTY CtEAJs
To CHURCHES. FESTIVALS. HOTELS, RESTAURANTS
AND THE TRADE
zoe. PER QUARr
To FAMILIES by the GALLON. 500. PER QUART
OHAKL0TTE Russo and JELLY,
fRESH RI0H and DELICIOUS
PRICE BELOW ALL OTHERS.
Depots 800 Atn.ays1 L2ss Broadway and7s Chahsmst.
FSSsssss lSs .s.s e. A YssRs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-30
European Advertisements.

/ IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT
~ OF MEAT. FINEST AND CHEAPEST MEAT
FLANOURTNG STOCK FOR SOUPS, MADE
DISHES AND SAUCES
LIEBIf. COMPANY'S EXTRACT
OF MEAT " Is success ana boon for which nations
should feet grateiuL"-See Medical Press Ian
cct,' British Medical Journal" &c.
CAUTION.-Gonunc only with the fac smile Of Baron
Licbig's signature in blue ink across the label
consumption In England increased tonfold in ten
years"
LIEBIG COMPANIES EXTRACT
OF MEAT To be had Of all store keepers, grocers and
chemists sole agents for the United states (whOe.
sale only, Z. DAVID & CO. 43 Marx lane, London
England.
r1NAMAR INDlEN. UNIVERSALLY PRE-
Il nCRIBED by the FacultyD-A LAXATIVE refreshing and
meicaed fruit lozenge tor the Immediate relief ana enecua
OF constipation headache bile hcmorrhOids lamar
unlike pills and the usual Durgatves agreeable take
produces irritation. T.. GRILLON No. 81 Rue Ram
buteau, Paris sold by all chemists.
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6aplnes Banke.
Dipioeno Notlces

t.)lDl0fn0 NoflCfS
BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS aud
ID NORTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY OF IOWA
Coupons Of This company, aud those Of the MlNNEAPoLIS
ANt +. LOUIS HALFWAY COMPANY guaranteed by
this company December will be paid and after that
date at The Continental National Bauk.
ALEXANDER TAYLOR Treasurer.
NOTICE.-The Coupons for Interest due
~ DecembeTl, 1878. tho bonds of the butao. New
York AID Railroad Company. will he pad the Onicc Of
tho Eow.Y0rk Lake En aud Western Railroad Company,
M WCst-st sew YORK. Also the regular semi annual
dividend ~ a. per cont the capital stock New York.
Nov. 20 1873 "a. MILLER, Preside nj.
TEXASand PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY.
The coupons of the idItcd mortgage bonds Of the
Texas Pacific Hallway Company, maturing December !,
1873 paid gold and after that date preseuta
tho No 40 south ith 81, llla
epha. GEO. ID. kRl MbhAAR treasurer.
TIVE BODiE GOLD MINING COMPANY
i have drclarrda DIVIDFND OF ONE DOLLAR per share.
PAYABLE IN inst their Office Room No SOc, Exchange.
Francisco cat, Nov. :. 1873 WM. H. LENT ~"cy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-30

ITNIIED STATES AND BRAZIL MAIL
u STEAMSHIP LINE. ~
FOR ST. THOMAS, PARA, PFRNAMBUCO, BAHIA,
AND no DE- JANElRO. Connecting at ~. THOMAS
MAIN me Gr-t.class IRON steamship CITY OF PARA
Captain Carpenter will sail ports on TIL rs
DAY. Dec D. AZ i2 Freight at low rates taken Tor the
after Freight must be
paid advance. Freight all times Roberts
Dock, Brooklyn. - 5000 - ~
SHIPPERS DESIRING INSURANCE CAN EFFECT
SAME UNDER OUR OPEN POLICY
For freight xngements passage having elegant
commodations. apply To C. H. MALLORY q co, Agents.
Pier 20 last River
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WHITE STAR LINE.

"IIITE STAR LINE.
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
NOTICE The steamers Of this Line Ia tho Lane Route
recommended by Lieut. Maury u = NJ on both the outward
aud honey ard voyages
GiRMANIC. Capt Kchnedy SATURDAY. Dec Z, $50 m.
BALTIC Capt par-ell. THURSDAY. bee II,
CELTIC Clpt Glcnde thursday. G. 81. p m.
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, PIER %, NORTH
RIVER
These steamers uniform size and unsurpassedin
polnmepts Tnc saloon state ms smoking. and Bath.
rooms are paccl amdshps where the and motion
aorng degree OF comfort hitherto unsttainabe
n sea
RArES-SaOon $50 $50 and 800. gold Storage S28 Re.
tickets on favorable terms
IN, sr steamers carry cattle, sheep. pigs
For inspection LaHs and other Information apply at the
Companys Oces No 81 Broadway New YORK, OF 40 Wal
st.. Philadelphia. r. j. CORrlS. Agent.
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Gteamboais ano Railroads.

DlcUWUuUI9 Wllu tVllluWuo.
FOR ROND0UT and KINGSTON.-Fare. rs
Il cents. NEWBURG and below SO CENTS. Land NJ III gh
ton. POuGHKEEPsIE, Esopus connecting Ulster and
Delaware aud Waikiki Valley Railroads steamboats, Thomas
Cornell and James W Baldwin leave daily at 4 p Pier IL
North River foot Of HarrlsonsL
NEW LINE TO BOSTON.
Via Alyns Point from Norwich line Pier 40 North River
Steamers CITY OF NEWGORh" AMI CITY OF BUS
TON NJ 1870 u. IN. daily sundays included
Positively tickets good only day OF sale aud on trains
connecting with boat at Ans Point Good supper for 80
cents Tickets for sale NG at pier ~ LINE
Boaton. Worcester Portland and all points North and
' Now London Norwich
"CITY OF LAWRENCE" and FALMOUTH"
from Pier 40 North RYerat $40 daily Sunday excepted
Tickets and staerOOms obtained az the office OF the
Company No All Broadway, corner OF Canast Freight
taken for all points at lowest rates. For further information
inquire at Pier 40 North River
~ lsIU VIA THE OLD RELIABLE
STONINGTON LINE,
- CONNECTING WITH ALL POINTS EAST
NOT TRIP MISSED IL SEVEN CONSECUTIVE
The elegant steamers MASSACHUSETTS, and RHODE
ISLAND leave Pier 80 North foot OF Jayst) at $3.50
D. M daily Except Sundaysl
Special hrstcass limited tickets good only 2i5 train
Onington sold via this line from NewYork Boston
for 81 90.
Tickets for sale at all principal ticket Offices saterooms
secured az offices Of Weso Express Company and at Nos
se3 and 39 broadway ana at Metropolitan and Fifth
PROVIDENCE LINE. FOR FREIGHT ONLY
Steamers ELECTRA and GALArEA leave Pier 20 North
River foot Of Warrenst) daily except sunday0 at NJ
Freight via either line taken at lowest rates
LW RiLKINs. q. p AgL y. 8. BABcocK. Prss't
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-30
Cost ailo founo.

I OST-Pass-bo0k No. $3.50. Deliver to
IL German Savings Bank corner itiave and lithst. New
York city.
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Gteamboats an0 Railroads.

RRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonie
and NauEatuck Railroads Fare 81 Steamer Brdgeysst
esvs. daily Sundays exceped at ll30a M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-30
GALLATIN NATIONAL BANK of the CITY
vi nf YORK.

YORK. 90, 1878.
mpc,inp Of he lie held
the banking December prOHno at IL o'clock
question o reduction OF the
Capita 900 shares 81 hOOO OOO 10000 shares
al, 900 900 by order OF the Board. - .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-30
". YORK. HANANA and MEXICAN
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
For freight passage apply 10 -
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

i sailing from Pier 70 I CanalsL. North River
For SAN FRANCE co via ISTHMUS OF PANAMA,
SIeHm,hIp ACAPULCO. SATURDAY Nov. 30 noon.
Connecting Central SOdth America and
Mexico, Francisco for Japan and China
From an Franci-cO japan and China.
ste lm-hip CITY OF TOXIC Tuesday, Dec.3 noon.
Steamship CITY or PEKISG. sat. Jan g. 1879. noon
From san trancisco 10 Honolulu. NewZealand, ana
Australia
Steamsiip CITY OF SYDNEY. Monday, Dec. %.
For ncIght general information, apply Company's
once Canalst North River And for passage
az Cnmpany's Ticket office. M. 257 BTOiiwav
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tlnnNClnl.

NPw YoRK. Nov. Ia, l-7S.
4 MEETING of the ASSERTING FIRST
~ MORTGAGE BoNDHoLpEHS Of the NEWYoEK
and OS " EGO MIDLAND RAILROAD COMPANY n here
by ed for TUESDAY December H. 1875 a. the Delaware
Hudson Canal Company Building Cortlanit
south ChuTcl this CITY. II O'Clock a 10 accept
reject the Proposed COmprolsn Of Difference between the
Holders Of Receiver, Certificates and the First Mortgage
R0ndhuGcrs and 10 make such mOdhCa"B- IN the Bond
holders agreement NAV 1875 be necessary
The Proposed Compromise II approved and Cor such other
business may before the meeting By order ~ the
committee. G.. y. JORDAN Chairman.
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Ocean 5Ieamers

A MEXICAN LINE FOR LIVERPOOL.
~ The only Transatlantic Line sailing under tho AMERI
CAN FLAG Sailing every TIL RSDAY from philadelphia
BRITISH EMPIRE sails Thursday Dec. D, b m.
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VNMAN LINE. ROYAL NAIL STEAMERS
NEW YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL

These frslcass steamships sail regularly at p from
Pier o.. ~ Nurth River. as follows -
steamship SANTIAGO DE CUBA WEDNESDAY, Dec. Is
Accom unsurpassed For freight passage apply to
WILLIAM l.. CLYDE Il Co. No d Bowling green
NCKEILFH, LUIJNCi e. co, Agents in Havana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-30
GAS STOCKS.

All NcwY and Brooklyn Gas STOCKS and also all kind
OF BrOOklyn investment securities dealt IN by
GEO. II. PKENTISS
IIrnah IL
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EW-YORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
BOUND BROOK ROUTE
EOR TIRE NT0N ANn puII A mr. puIA

EOR NEW-HAVEN, its surroundings an(
1 all stations the New-York Boston and Air Line
Derby and North Hampton Railroads direct-Steamer
John II. sTARIN and ERASTUS CORNING leave PIER II
". r. foot OF COurand-st. at every night IN tn
week saturday arrive In New Haven IN time for nj
morning trains all railroads best facilities for passenger
and freight fare 81 excursion 81 so Starns HewHaver
Transportation Line. ,,,>. ., .,,,,,r>. -.
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TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY,

BETW NEW 1UKh AND
Pier Company new No AZ North River foot Of Moronst
LAURENT, Iachesnez, Wednesday Dec T. 1850 D. M
CANADA Frangeul., "Wednesday Dec y $50 a. M
AMERIOJE DoOrd Wednesday, Dec 10, IL nOOn
Steamers thus DO seerage passengers
suit Credit Lyonnas OF Paris
LOUIS DE BEBIAN. Agent no. 30 Brosdway.
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EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

| ONG BRANCH and PHILADELPHIA, vi
~ NewJerseY Southern Ra lrOad. Commencing DctOb,
]. 1873 steamers win leave New-YOIk Pier g. North Rive
foot OF Rector str connecting at sandy Hook Wiz trains 10
Long Branch apd .'ri'a i.lDha. HOO m 400 D. IN.
TU'FaI 4 Il TuckertOn. 4: W . m. 80.
VineIand. BfidCtOn and Atlantic City. ll:g !: ~
WM. =. SNEDEN,
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY

NETWORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
Trains leave for Red Bank. Long BraLVh Ocean Grove
&C, at S:l5 Has a. m, 4, 6;i5 p m
stages connect at Maawan Station to and from KEYPORT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-30

FREEHOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY
connections Leave foot Of Libertyst, for Freehold &C
S:l6 Has a. M 4, 81 PIN
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-10-12

has nnx shaver IN forty years He
ssxrs the sane suIi O; clothes which
be aornsi taeufv tee years age, ~kieh
ar. - tua.ilt reaS e. o. rensleS q n.-c-s
s4rv 10 kesp thea IN Nth wIthes e
txls.sd hs.-6orv.
"a Ia Alxays swogn vcnGs 2z1e G. IA.
usx ~ys4Fsr rvt-'Fters. stating thai tis'
hAa n rfiisz sruoEiy e LIsl. s.E. b q.
vozr c1.rt-Ess .r.lsaf rzst ana - the -
traucr q. his cav = - dave az. Ard
sx,s-.l.I Ina a b4ni. b. gra~Y~si u
,r~z.ls .ngly. ~hile i&IEi llEhi Int ~
h. wrIu&ie-a aEd carr-wOrn cuauisa-
49,
Ia. cave - several fe.f tSne4ih tns
rcc&-. And u dIEas Ss40Ess q ~ Gt.oui
Is D. fsst IL cout@Ia> 40 1rslrlss II
tzrusrure exrsEs Ar oil Tsckesy rocking
chair. Ibid together ~ roF~s. and Is
whxf tlas odd hermit Esci f0T kss bel
Isv~seaG e chAlrS. blocAs Il SOosls ar
u-e-i. H. has ID stove. bui aes~ has
COOLING over a sEaAll stone IRE pl4ce-
His dlei curslsss ekSsfy q fruit and
h~rrles IN tb~lr season. while IN tbs
fall ana winter be lve- 0pon fssh. Which
be e~tches IN the po1ds. and g&E2s
which be trans. He - Do hunter and
has never fred a gun
He has neither chick nor child. him.
self and large tame m, being the sole
occupants Of the palace IN the rocks
He a. a. deal a. an adder. and has been
50 for years. and persons coyersIng With
him do so by writing on = slate.
All questions asked him are ANSWERED
in a manner plainly denoting that his
education Was no, neglected in his boy
hood. He is we'll read, aad converses
fuently upon any subject; is strictly
religious, and occupies q greater part
of his time reading the Bible and other
sacred books which he has received
from visitors. He never uses any lamp
or candle, his only light being from the
fire place.
When asked. "Do you expect al ways
to make this cave your abiding place 2
he answered, "Yes such is my wish,
until die"
The old veteran is continually bent
on working out some invention, but as
yet his many products in this line have
proved failures.
He has had numerous hair-breadth
escapes within the past five years.
During the raging forest fires of 1874
his cave was surrounded with the crack
ling flames, and for time he was in
danger of being roasted alive, the deep
ness of his cave alone saving him.
During the most severe weather OF
last winter he suffered greatly from the
cold, and was one morning found in a
freezing condition by party Of hunt
ers who were passing through the
woods on their way to New Jersey.
That he will continue his hermit life,
and eventually be found frozen to death
there is but little doubt.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-10-12
The Nile-An IErxlens.

Tourists til rs thu; the triF mp the
NIle il tedious and not psssiculzriy IN
tsresting. bat the descent Is quite Q
different affair. The velocity q the
curr~ni and the thrczaening re-ks that
prOiTude from the water on AL sides
are calculated to keep up q vsry lively
inter- Il Anons thu .sA>--aesr - After
the Cataract a. rsA-s-d th- caTren; -
nOr~ Tranquil. 4 writer In tie August
naEler 81 the s.-J Cfss>. gives his
Interesting experience - tie voyage
vkirh involved 4 tEirs.ie- The ezis-
rat w4s paSssd aud ali were rspairiag
H. retire log a aight of s~rene repose,
wh-n an excited individual pros-l4ineA
that the boat wss st4nsIag stock sfiA
IN little cove q perfectly Enrufs>d
water. Ii vEs . Erlck oi the pflssis fer
proloagIng tie voyage. FEiiiag in
@sr0and uPoa the sand -h.Ar<. tn erev
sS1a~iInes r-faslng a. g-s nsson the
tATs % shove ths tos: aArIfs for fear az
the crooo-iil.-s- FIB2lly b. as in
formed that n tn tua; "a. grsanaied
again h shouli - - ASHORE aud leff
b his late. TS- thre-f produced q
starting .1s-rt After rzvsag 1roanA
stornily be made PREPARATION t. ooa-
mIt salclsse- After 50 asxr.ni an in
suit n ~as impossible THAI pilot Of
his character AM eninence could live.
Nobody made any objections. Aai he
spr~ng Of into the Nile All hands
stood on the deck and let the shaven
bead disappear. without Offering any
remonstrznce. He came up. talked
volubly AM trying TO keep himself
afloat, but no one offered to assist him.
Three times he disappeared, and upon
his fourth reappearance he exhibited
more reluctance than ever To going
down again. The senior member Of
the party then told HIM that his conduct
was ridiculous; that IL he really in
tended TO drown himself il was pre-
posterous TO be coming MP to take
breath; and il it was the Welfare of his
family tina. caused him to falter, his,
widow should be SO beautifully pro-
vided for as to make his death "A pecu-
MARY benefit to her. This decided
the matter, and he Immediately struck
out for the shore He was quite sub
dued, and when he had trotted along
the bank mile or two he was fina
allowed to come ON board, steer 8
clear of sand-bars thereafter. How
like to some Of the ridiculous sensational
suicides nearer home.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-10-12
The Will for the Deed.

II must not forget these stockings:
there is basket. full this week."
Jennie's mother said this in wearied
way. The little girl was playing in
her room. and began thinking about
helping her.
"Where are they?' she asked.
I'm the other ROOM" the mother an
swered, and thought no more about it.
An hour later she went down stairs.
There sat Jennie in the large arm
chair by the open window, the basket
on the table before her, and her little
fingers very busy.
"Mother," said she, looking up with
q bright smile, lyon have twelve pairs
Of stockings, and ! have done half of
them"
Jennie had given mp whole hours
play to help and relieve her mother;
but she was very little girl, and sho
made mistake. She sewed the holes
over and over; and Is she meant to do
her best, the stitches we're very close
and tight. Her mother knew it would
be at least half an hours work to rip
them out, but she would not disap.
point the loving heart by letting her
know she had not fully succeeded. She
said only, well. you are dear, good
little girl, and now You may run out
and play"
Away went Jennie, very happy in the
thought that she had helped and
pleased her mother. And she had; for
the kindness and love she had shown
her were more precious to that mothers
heart than gold, and ightened her
care. Pleasant thoughts kept her
company. and made her needle move
faster. Vsrmont Chronicle.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-10-12
Tremendous Power of Sea Waves.

The tremendous force OF the ocean
waves has been illustrated ut Wick, on
the extreme Northern coast Of Scotland
where . break vster has been building
for some years past. Ii may give an
idea Of what is meant by wsve-poser.
Il sas found that stones Of ten tons
weight we're ss pebbles to the waves,
which have been measured 90 be there
forty-tuo 1eef FROM crest 20 the bottom
Of the trough. The outer end Of the
breAkvsaer, where the storms bes.
most violenfly. was built OF three
cour~es Of ooe Decentralization stsnea iasd
On tke rahbie foundations next above
she~e we're thrse cOur~es o. large h.t
sssoe<, and up9n thc~~ tHAss OF con
erese built 90 the spot. of cemeht and
rubt,le. The end cf the breskwstcf
was thoaghs 10 he - inmoysssle as the
nakxxHs rock. yes the rc~idenf engineer
go q yiesi - the force 81 the waves
szd ssinx arcasd 10 the less frvuhled
vss<x in<ssie the pser- II gave wsy NOD
n fs.gDenss bat IN Sne mass. - IL u
we're noaslI.h- The aisplaced mass
y eskimsfeA - weigh about 1. 80 tons-
yes~ie Ponsrvy. the hey musdeFer. h
u had cdsr Il the Coecosa prisoa- He
vsa i.t~iy allowed 20 work. hut sd
tally spsalel SIS worth Of stock, and
100 psee a the o6Ecers arc sllosed 20
speak 20 ham. hs reading permit .
takss froa him, end ~ hes 30 endure
solitary coe3semasS Mn nothing to do.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-10-12
The Discouraged FOOtman.

A belated and rather poverty stricken
foot-traveller, whose railway ticket was
good on all country roads and cattle
paths, stopped at o small mansicn OF
apparently four rooms and kitchen,
in the South Hill suburbs, the other
evening to beg nights lodging. As
he stood timidly knocking at the half.
opened door, he heard the shrill COM
manding tones of thu. lady Of the house,
disposing the garrison for the night:
Tommy, 60 hunt up Charley and Ben
and tell them to go to the grocery and
tell your father to bring Ella and Will
lie right home. its their bed time, and
il they see Louise ON the way send her
70 Miss Crozier's for Alice and Jim.
and see il they know where Ezra is;
you take this lamp up to grandma
room and ASK her il she won't take care
Of baby while I SO and find Dick, and
while am gone you undress Mabel
and put her 20 bed, and il cousin Har-
~ comes while 1 am gone tell him he's
10 sleep with you" Ind the traveller
sighed and turned awsy 80 oppressed
with . feeling Of overcrowslesiness, that
be valked ous into the country and
sieps all night in the middle Of q
prairie nine miles hong Darlington
Hswkese.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-10-12

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-10-12
CleOpatra's Needle.

The preparation for erecting Cleops-
tra's Needle are we'll advanced. Nearly
the whole of the ironwork has been re-
moved, and the inscription on the
fourth side is at present In an excellent
position for examination and compare
son with the various editions which
have been given Of it. There are sew
eral points Of interest to be observed
with regard to the photography Of the
older or central line, and that of the
two nearer lines with which it 10
flanked; the former being far superior
in workmanship and treatment to the
later additions. This is particularly re-
marksble in those parts which have
been covered by sand and 30 protected
from injury by weather or design:
Some OF the hieroglyphics art executed
in different manner: the circle, for
instance, of the middle column OF text
il slightly raised ct the centre; in the
side lines it takes the form Of deep
and cup-like depression. 1t 10 ex.
pected that the work will be completed
in about two months time. The solid
base Of masonry and granite blocks u
being built; above this the Needle
will he raised upon . staging. and
swung by an armed collar which vii!
enable the monolith TO be balanced. and
thus easily transferred from horizon
tai 10 n vertical position.-Lo"do"
Atsea. am.