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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-09-13
3ar Sert9tisuns.

Sn ser Iebten Summer Der yS8eifli'
den @oit" finOen mir Oas nadffebenOe
GineeianOt BON Sermann, tueldes mir
bier ab6ruden, 6a bafelbe cine faIf9e
Mnenbe entbdIt, Die ba6ur9 entifano, !,
BOP Die v8eitIide 9of" in benz aus
ser ,@aibinston 9oft" fopirten Or.
titeI bic 8emerfuna einfdob: uSiersu
6:mertt oas vSermonner 8olfsblott"
aan3 ri9tis:" uu6 bann ben SdIub
6es 9lrtifels Der UBafbiueton Yof"
bra9te, in peIdem Die 8ermu /.
tbuns ausgefpro@en tpirS, bab buns
sernbe Nemterid9er Die san;e Ssluesuns
in Scene 9efebt, u. T. 10. SIIfo bat bas
ct. 9ouiier 8Iatt nidt uns unod9ebes
tet", ionSern Der - @uibin9toner Yoit."
Oa sic Die biefgen 3uitdnbe nidt
ielbit feunen f0nnen, 10 mub i6 Sie
beridJ tigen. Sn ibrem lsbten BIntt ba-
ben Sic nur nahgebeten mas 9eiiing i'm
0ermonner Blatt iaet. Sbrem S6rei-
ben mad miiBte man ia elauben in @as-
connbe @ountb ndren fein Subenb
fabige uno ebrli6e Wfdnner me5r id
iaae Sbuen nber, bab Die @anoibcten
auf Dem y9totation Sifst" menieitens
cbenio ebrlid unb fdbiae Nfdnner iinp
wie Die Nlten. Grab all you
can, and as long as you can."
9Sir 9eoenfen nit nddit nod etlis
DIE ebrlibe Wf1nner III finoen, iueIhe
cine S:fce nermnIten f0nnen, unb mere
ben Elm Uelles Sidet yall republicans
and all new men to !" nominiren
trOb unffrn (sham republican, wire
workers.
Sin &epubIitaner.
Snbem Der gdreiber Der v4of" ben
Sorpurf madt uus na6;ubeten unb
oann ole 8emertung ma@t, bab ibrein
Sdreiben nod man annebmen miiiIe,
baB es in @asconabe 6 Gouutp feline ebrs
Iide unb fdbiee Wdnner mebr adbe.
itelt er ausleid Die 8ebauptung nuf,
oab mir i'm uSoItsbIatt" berartiees g.
idrie6en. gSir forbern Oen Serrn ouf
uns gu beweiien, in weIder Summer
bes ySolfsblatts" mir ben Gbnrotter
ir9enb eines Sanbtoaten aneegriffen
ODER oieielben ols uuebrIide, unfdbiee
9cute teSeidnet baben. 94ir fonnen
aus ben ueridiebenen gtummeru bes
nSOIfsbIattS" iotuie bes yNbbertiier
@ourier" betueifen, Onb mir our 3eit
erfldrt bnben. baB mir 9Iauben, Die
9errcn auf Dem DSoIfstifet" piiroen,
luenn etwdbIt, ibrc 4fidt CUR 8ufrie-
oenbeit ihrer gSdbIer erfiiuen, uns
iero6 aud 3ur ielben Belt oIs @egner
Der Ylinsips, weIdes Die Serren Der,
treten, ndmlid baB tein Seamter mebr
aIs stuei Sermiue basieIbe 9Imt befIei'
oen borf, erfI6rt.
Ser Giufenoer erfIdrt, 6ab er elm
8cpubIifaner fei, uno onb nod elm
Sidet Guf Dem nur 8epnbIitaner ifeben
in'S Selo 9eitelIt peroen fole. 8eiSe
Ingaben ideinen unS iebr unwabrs
ihsinlih uu0 fn6 mir bereit einen neuen
put gu iuetten, bab Der @inienoer bes
Nrtitel5 Oil Die - @eitI. Yoit" fur Sill.
o;n 9eItimmt uub ein gutter vlife long
Democrat" lit uub bon ben Nbfdten
3 r SepubIifaner bon @asconaoe Goun-
~ 10 Oiel ueritebt mie bic Sub bonn
Sonntag.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-09-13

Ra- Serr Soiepb SOriter, ct. Soni,
facius, 9finn., tbcilt unS ioIgerres
interehante Stem nit vSu mar felt
beinabe 25 Sabreu frant uno muBte
ieScs Snbr ;.uei NtoI 9l:cr Io6en, ae'
braudte ieocs Slutreiuiauu9Smittel,
bon bem id b6rte, unb qdb picI G'elb
aus. Sa lLs id BON ; r. q IuQ it
S0uig's Sam burger rSropfeu,
in IicB mir wsIde fommeu, nnbm bie.
ielben einige @obcn lang uno filbIe
mid nur mobl uno gciunO. &cin
NoerIab mcbr
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-09-13

8raunIdweia, .|l005onS, s @apllnriitfd
Niirnberg, 300 Sons Sap S0acr,
0o;,,,;o O5OO SOffmnun
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-09-13

8rounIdmeia, }l005ono, @apllnbiitfG
fiirnberg, 300 Sons Sap Sdgcr,
9eipsi9, $500 ~ ~ $onmonn,
Ohio, 250J Nteger
Berlin, $500 8, Sanlte,
Baltimore, $500 =, ., Sc 9imon.
fabrrn ,essInidbis ale ii Sage spif6sn Src=
men un6 Baltimore unb nebmen Yaild9ters
III tilisifsn 8nten an. -
Ter Qanenne5plas ttcIrr SdmpfblHs m
Baltimore 1T sugIsidt Isprt her baltimore une
Sbic Giientabn, rel6e Yaiinsisre ron unh nneb
esm @ef Ten an billiecrcu Nretfen be-
fGreert, ais ir9ere cine Gtlrntatn ron Ne'r
gcrf unb philadelphia.
Sei gntuuft ter 0ompfidi1e pirb bas Oeprt
fir ale Ni6tanaeFclIten ael6lrlTrn, 10 RAP bic
Sinpaneerer nid,t eer @efabt au. gelest llnb
prn Setriissrn beI6piueelt su tpsrren, mas IN
| aubern Safenpldssn leibsr 10 oft Der JaIt TT.
gHir MAIDEN nr6 Defenders aut trl9enee
fir eeutIGbe Rcifeute tepta6tun9s 9spertbe Ncr'
,iiae aufmertirm pelhe bic 8rtIe nit unlern
| SbiiFen bietet. Die Yelidgiere ltno unter
1eutIhcn, fOnnen nd alc NIT Secsrmann
serIfGnbiaen pbne OplmetIher 3u 9fbrdu6en-
| llmlisen aus rinem S6iH in eas andre, ME
bel inbirecten &niIcn fneet ntdt ltatt; Die
VaITadiere 1ehen IN Bremen irglelb an Scre
| Sss Sceanbampfsrs une perlalieu hsnlelben srlt
! in Saltimpre.-
@- gSrecn nGberer Iusfunft rrnes man
| iits on bic General -asentsn
". Gcbubmadbcr S 60,
SO 5 Siio 9ap Ctr, Baltimore, MO-,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-16

1t is said that the vile Of a prominent
gentleman in the East End is SO fond Of
her husbands company that she cannot
endure him out Of her sight except during
business hours. This preference, though
on the whole pleasing to tho head Of the
family, Is attended at times with ineon'
venience, especially when he feels like
spending IN enening with the "boys." A
few nights since the gentleman attended q
stag party and, US usual, his better.hali
was dissatisfied, and finally decided 10
track her lord and see what no was about.
Having ascertafned his whereabouts,
she made a descent upon the house,
but only succeeded in reaching the gate,
when a big dog confronted her and utter
ing a baSso profundo growl, enjoined her
IRON exercising right OF way. The lady
halted and began the practice Of everv per.
suasive art likely to mollify canine wrath,
but to no purpose. Not being endowed
with tho right of eminent domaine, the
lady was fain to content herself with Q
view Of the house at a distance, and here
she is said to have remained until almost
frozen, and when her husband finally
came home, heifoundfhis wife in sad con
dition, between q violent cold and hyste'
ria. 1t is said that he viewed tho scene
between tho woman and the dog, from O
cosy perch behind q window blind, With
immense satisfaction.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-16

MINISTER MOVES in q letter replying to
some charges made. about his course in
Florida by Mr.. Saltonstall, OF Massachu-
sets, says:
"Sot one single telegram in cipher or
otherwise passed between me and Secrc-
tary Sherman, or between me and any
other person in Louisiana during the
whole timo 1 was in Florida. No Office
vas ever promised, or suggestion Of office
made 10 either membero OF the Florida Can
wasting Board by me. or as ! think by any
other northern Republican, until alter the
final vote of Florida had been cast. After
it was all ~over-aiter McLin and Cowgirl
had, as l believed, manfully withstood all
attempts to bride and corrupt them with
large sums OF money in Mr.. Tilden's in
tcrest-the very day We started home from
Florida | said to McLin and Cowgirl that
they had bravely and honestly done their
duty; that l should take pleasure In saying
NO to President Hayes, and that If atany
time | could be OF use 10 them they could
command me. But Before the decision
never an inttmationo or suggestion otreward
was made"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-16

TuE fact that President Scott, of the
Pennsylvania Railroad, has gone to Europe
for the benedtyothis heslthLs-giSing-riSe
to various statements goingt to show that
his ailments arc off very serious chascter;
but according to astatemehtin tie Phila-
deIphiaL Adssr, these are gross exaggen.
tons. 1t says:
1.-THE truth is, and We have the intor-
nation from his physician, bis health is
not otherwise impaired than such impair
mcnt as comes from the effects OF a cold
following continuous oyer.work. His phys
ician prcscribes nothing for him other
than entire rest from all work, and OK
presses entire confidence inthe belief that
he may return at the end otthree or four
months entirely %recuperated."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-16
An Arl.,osrntle Grecer,.

Tho last sensation on Fifth avenue Is q
new grocery store right uthe most aristo'
cratic portion Of the avenue. 1t is within
a stones throw OF the residence otthe As
tors and Mns. A. 7. Stewart. This grocery
store is tho finest store in the world. The
walls are huugwith tapestry, surrounded
byluted ebony panels. The ceases, in which
are bottledtrutlles, mushrooms, chow-chow
and pale de Joi gr11, arc made Of ebony
with beveledn cut-alaSsadopis. The floors
are mado OF wood mosaic, carreted with
Turkish rugs; and in the center OF the
store is beautiful fountain filled with gold
fish, surrounded by palms and ferns. This
new grocery has been fitted up bya former
Superintendent Of the French line OF
steamers. He proposes TO sell Philadel-
phia butter for IS cents per pound. Hero
will be found Irish bacon at 20 cents pcr
pound. cnrcd in Cincinnati, and Vest
phalia hsmscurod in Ohio SndbMpnedto
Wcs.phaliA and back. Twill certainly be,
a. Barnum wonlH say, the highest priced
grocery on earth, And still there arc PEG.
plO who have made fortunesliu Cahiornia
and the West, and who have once lived
IN bacon smoked In q -four barrel In their
own woodShed, who will buy their gro
ceries here. II il hard work to spend from
$4,000 to $4,000 a year, On many OF our
Fifth avenue pOoplo have 70 spend It. so
This gildod groScry will I'D hailed with
plCaSarc,-N Z LdtT. lEa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-16
Tur controversy between New York

Tux controversy between New York
aud Brooklyn in respect to the npcom.
ple.e5 bridget by which it's proposed to
connect tho two cities hasereaehed the
point OF a judicial decision, though not a
lnal one. The act which provides for tho
building Of the Brooklyn bridge by New
York and Brooklyn jointly fixes eight
million dollars as tho limit Of It's cost. a
strong feeling has arisen IN new aoFS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-16
rnE ourrS or cuANBERa.

A moment after q mass stones and dir
rolled drown from above, nearly covering
Us and disclosing an entrance to the queen
Hof chambers. Shaking ourselves out oil
the dirt and stones, weLRil entered the
chamber which was OF pure white, frosted
all over : ceiling, walls and floor, all the
same color. The particles glittered like
millions OF diamonds. There were no
dHperies OF any great size, but what there
was were all pure.white and nearly trans.
parent. Here some beautiful specimens
were collected. From this point, we look
cd down upon the lights as We had placed
them below. The. candle on the top OF the
hollow column seemed but a speck OF fre,
and as If 1t we're several hundred feet un.
der Us. The lights in Giants Hall looked
as II they were miles away. II tho rooms
below had been properly lighted have nc
doubt the picture would have been one OIL
the grandtst in the world. We could find
no outlet from the White Chamber, bu,
Immediately 10 the left OF it found another
aperture which led us into narrow CORR.
dor, which gradually opened up as We pro.
cesded, and run. off in-asoathwesterly di.
rection. We followed it a long distance,
red back 10 the White Chamber, where
we iasteneda string which we unro!led as
We proceeded downward. Upon reaching
tho fool, Of Giant Hall We found We had
played out about two hundred and twenty
feet OF string. OF course We would have
to allow for the incline, but taking every
thing into consideration, from floor to
dome at this point would measure over l7C
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-16
ylrg,nin,r whipping Post.

From tho Richmond State.
"Austin Mitchell, iaston the prisoner"
said the oficerto a colored inmate Of the
Jail; and Jones wrists were made secure
in iron i~ssteninss on the post. Now all
was ready,
William Jones is a tall, well built man
OF about thirty.ivc years, and would weigh
one hundred and sixty, or one hundred
and seventy pounds. His face wa clean
shaver, save his upper lip, which wore a
shert brown mustache. and he would be
called rather agood lookingIlan. He was
once a respectable citizen, being well CON
pected and having been well raised, but
yielding 10 temptation several years ago he
got caught and has served term in the
penitentiary. A%fterward he served term
in Jail, which was only a few weeks ago.
He then received t%hirty.nine lashes, and
upon being turned loose he cribbed a pair
OF shoes valued aSl 50, for which he was
sentenced to receive thirty.nine lashes
again and work on the chain gang for six
months. And yet alter being catalogued
with the ''old. offenders" Jones looked ss
though llo would like to reform md regain
his whilom selt.respect. '0h, for the
halcyon days!l} he sighed as he stood fast.
tened to tho post. He had felt tho whip be-
fore and knew what toexpeCt. It was worse
than having q tooth pulled-worsc than
any punishment that he could conceive.
The officer, WHO was not devoid Of feeling,
said, Zones, Idon'tl like to whip you, and
I'm going 70 surprise you. Hero goes.
One, two, three, DC" lcounting). Tho
officer used . long cowhide, and each lick
brought tho blood TO thcskin, The stripes
werc laid across the back. Tho whipper
did not appear to infict very hard Hicks,
but BY a sort Of slight Of hand-''a simple
twist" OF the wrist-thcy stung to tho
quick. The prisoner kept a steady body,
but his face Was a psychological study.
Tho writing OF tho muscles, the agony,
the shame, these were intense. Heutter.
ed not q word, but the tears rolled down
his cheeks, and the Spectators who hap
pcned to be in the jail yard turned their
heads. Ho thought he was to receive nino
and thirty, but whom thetenth stripe had
been inflicted the officer said, Thstlld 10
for to-day. Cnloose him" Then Jones
was unlastened and putting on hisshirt ho
walked back into his cell. Tho officer in.
formed the writer that he had never whip.
pcd q white woManb but that he had whip.
pod about as many tcolored girls as he had
men. "We make them strip down To- the
waist and ! lay the stripes on pretty
hard. An Ethiopian's back Is tough and
can standiL It's mean business, though,
this thiusol whipping
.|N-.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-16

Trr city OF Boston, 1t is known, has q
large number Of banks, many OF them OF
comparatively small capitals. By the last
published list that We have seen there were
Is banks in the city, and a good many in
The surrounding towns and villages. a
correspondent OF the Boston -tdrstt%r,
while conceding that there is not too much
CAPITAL employed in banking there, says
There can be no doubt that there are too
many banks, /. &, too many separate or
CARNATIONS for carrying on the business.
Each bank must have an expensive safe, q
banking room at q high rent compare
lively. as it must be in q central and
convenient position, and officers enough
to do all its work promptly ut all
times. These necessary expenses alb
sorb Il large part Of the interest that
can be got from y moderate capital
and leave only the deposits from which tQ
get money to pay dividends, diminished
as the amount must necessarily be, &c
ON extcnt, by the payment of interest
on deposits. There arc few banks in Bos'
ton that could not takc caro- Of double the
amount of deposits they now have, Oh
double their business, with very little in
crease Of expense. The true remedy is tc
wind up some Of the banks. Their depos
its would 20 to the remaining banks, and
these banks could then carn a moderate
rroft-aTl that any business can at pres
eut expect. Let twordiths Of the banks b
closed; there would be n reduction Of cap
ital, Of course, and ii this proved undcsir'
able tho remaining banks could increase
their capital, but there would be a very
great reduction in the cost Of doing the
banking business"
.t
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-16
TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.
DErAR1urE o. 1rAISswnrrllso mn.

sThadelphiR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS train Only runs
between Wheeling and TTsdelphla.
fD4lly except S~puday-EeeiFk Accommodation.
t~Steub4uVIlle AccomnodRtion.-Thh train during
the day passes backward and forward bCtWeen Mar
tins Ferry and BellAlFe, stopping when required Al
sherman House, EtRRdle, Wei Wheeling and
HtaNel Hin.
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6sueEal Nnsassx.
TO ARCHITECTS.

OFFICE SECRETARY or STATE l
WHEELING, 2lst Oct, 1873. ]
The Board Of Public Works Of the State Of
West Virginia will receive at their office, until
December 18th, 1873, plGas for mi ALTERA.
TON IL and additions tothe building known
as the "srATE HorsE," In the city Of Charles.
ton, Kanawha county, from such Architects
as may please TO submit them, It being under
stood that NO PLANS WILL Be PAID FOR unless
the same be adopted by the Board, and the al.
tentions made in accordance Herewith.
4.t ,.t 8. BRADY,
oc22 Secretary OF State.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-16
TnE receipts OF the seven great world.
fairs held since 1851 were as follows:

Our Centennial, it will be seen, leafs
them all, and the Paris Exhibition itst
closed comes next. There were iuOroyis-
itors to the Paris show, and it was kept
open 30 days longer, but the price Of adj
mission was lower than at Philadelphia.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-16
Gsassssn' Sales.
MRuSTEE,s SALE

IINhUSIEEiS SALE.
By rirtuect 4 Deed Of Trust made By william Nc
EA6b and Annie I. McEabb, his wife, 70 the under.
klgncd IA Trustee, dated The 18th day Of Nay, 1875, and
OF record 10 the Ciefk'sotAc6 Of the County Court Of
and mortgages No. 9, n page as, the Undergrad
Will On -.si 10 bro
THURSDAY, the 18th day Of December, A. I. ISIS,
comuencing at 10 O'Clock A! ~, sell At public auction
al the front door Of the Court House Of said county,
10 the city Of Wheeling, West Virginia, the following
described real eStAte situate In Nld city, county and
State, to-Wit: The undivided half Of all that part Of
lot numbered selghty.nine, 10 the 5th Ward af sLd
city, which said pAIt measures S9S feet IN width aud
runs Of that width from the crcek L0G line draEnf from
the point, whore the western boundary Of Raid part Of
lot 50 ~interAccts With the north line Of 2oth street, to
the alley hereinafter mentioned and 1t right angles
With the alley, and said part also includes The tFlan-
gulAr piece q ground, between aid Line last named
drawn TO said alley and 10th street; the aid part Of
aid lot adjOinS an alley on the east side Of aid part
lot, and measures Az feet on 10Th street, and has on
same the wagon shops lately operated by William Nc
Eabb, and "a the same granted 70 William MeSAbh
aud Thomas M0tat by Thomas Nell and others BY
deed dated April sth, 1854, and now Of record 10 aid
Clerks office IN deed book No. a, At tOliOs ! and =.
TRTdS or SALE-0nethird Of the purchase money
or a. much more thereof a. the purchaser may eject 10
pay, In cash, and the residue In two equal INSTALL
inents bearing interest from Ihs day Of saIs, payable
SIX and twelve months respectively from the day Of
sale, and secured by deed Of trust on the property sold.
shall convey only such tile a. Is Vested 10 me BY said
GEORGE h. CALDWELL, Trustee.
J. c, HRRYEY, AuctIpneAr, mold
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-16

II was q wonderful curiosity. Wevoted
il "Shakspeare's bust" "A few feet fur
Their brought US to IN immense column,
probably twenty feet or more through the
thickest portion OF 1t. We found a large
aperture in Its side and, lentering very
easily, we were In a contracted space, sew
evcral feet in width. Finding some small
lodges in the shape OF steps We gradually
assembled tho inside, and finally came out
at the top. We were now between eighty
and ninety feet from the floor OF "Giantts
Hail." aud yet it seemed the dome was
iorty feet at lolst above us. We had
nearly reached the roof when one OF the
party, in trying to get a footing, displaced
8 rock, which went bounding down be.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-16
TIIE ECRAY
A Wonderful Work of Natnre-LOftJ
ChambeFl and TInted walls.

Chambers and TInted walls.
A. marvellous chain Of cayerns, as yet
partially explored, have been dis
covered near Luray, Page county. Va.
Inumerable springs haAebe found tracks
of animals, md ut the bottom Of o pre-
cipics, fifty feet deep, the skeleton Of a
man was found The following is a por-
ton of the description Of the New York
Henid's correspondent:
AS soon as we had cotton fairly into the
galleries wepassed through q Succession Of
monsterroofns, the galleries forming their
floors ana'the dome ofthe main chamber
taking. the place OF ceilings. We then
reacheda point where we were obliged 10
ascend Thirty foot into another gallery,
and as we we're working our way along we
stopped TO look alta slender column, whose
base commenced como twenty feet above
us on the side OF q slope, and behind It NC
recognized what seemed to be O large
opening In the Shapeofa doorway. From
our feet to the column was o mass OF
white formation and perfectly smooth.
We struggled up over It and reached the
column, which actually stood in the centre
OF an opening ave feet wide by ten in
height, leading into the handsomest room
yet discovered. The floor was perfectly
white, and not a ripple or q ridge on its
smooth surface, The room was circular,
sixty.two teetin circumference, surmount.
ed by o dome OF the most delicate buff and
walls OF the Same color. One cluster o.
pink stalactItes hung from tho centre o.
tho ceiling, and in the middle ofthe cluster
a purc white n dropped some two feet
lower than the Others. The walls were
huted and fretted all over, but Of the SAINT
solid color, without any variation. This
will hereafter be known a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-16
Wi BRIDAL CHAMBER

In the centre OF the pure-white floor
were two springs in diamond shape, their
outer edges barely touching each other.
They contained in their basin q white mos
az substance, sparkling like chrystal. OPP
posite tho door on the other side was an
exit, two by three feet, and leading In
downward course. Crawling through, and
STOPPING all the way, we descended a little
gallery, some fifty or sixty yards, then up
ward a longer distance, and emerged again
into the upper gallery, some hundred
Yards above the Bridal Chamber, and at
a large spring containing a tower N the
very centre, which rose up some fifteen
feet above the floor level. In the rear OF
this little tower, commencing at Q height
OF twenty feet and dropping q distance OF
twelve, was the handsomcst peice Of drap-
cry in the whole OF the caverns. 1t was o
beautiful curtain an eighth OF M inch
thick and six feet in width, hanging in the
most graceful folds, with three borders
-one OF red, and one OF blue and one Of
bronw. Itloosellike a beautifully embroid.
eredlaprobe. A singlecandle madeitalmost
transparent. I would walk any time hall
q day to sec its equal. The hand Of man
could not construct 30 rare and beautiful
an ornament. Looking down from this
point into Giants Hall we had q magnfi.
cent view as far as our candle light would
roach. On the corn;ce OF q huge column,
some distance upward, our lights shone
on q perfectly formed
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