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National Republican., 1880-06-19
DRoposAL FOR sroNE.cuTTING SHEDS.

DROPOSAL FOR STONE-CUTTING SHEDS.
ES0ISEERs OFFICE, WAsHINGToS MONUMENT, |
WAsuINGToS D. c.. June ~, 1880. !
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received ut this
office until IL M, on the 2Sth day of NE 1880 for
the material and workmanship required In the
erection of stone-cutters sheds at the site of the
Washington Monument in this city.
Specifications blank forms of proposal and guaran,
toe, and any other Information Will be furnished
upon application at this Office
(Signed) TIOS. LINCOLN CASEY,
1t. COL of Engineers, U. =. A.,
iol7.gt Engineer in Charge,
National Republican., 1880-06-19
WANTED-IaELP.

IA neat and tidy; good wages and good hume
tirst-clnss reference required, without which mono
need apply. No. 4l4 Second st W. jel9
A SETTLED woman for general housowork; re fer
IA ences required. Call at 1880 Ninth ~ n ". jelg
DELIABLE colored woman to cook also wash for
III three persons. Call at l22i q ST II W; references
required. ielS
National Republican., 1880-06-19

A UCTIoN ;SALE AT THE NAVY YARD,
"A MAsiINGToN. p; O., "WEDNESDAY, JUNE
longing 70 the BUREAU OF PROVISIONS AND
CLOTHING. consisting IN part OF PrCyisons Cloth
ing, Tobacco Handkerchief, Mustard, Pepper ETC.,
also Scales, Weights, Measures Empty Barrels,
full schedule OF articles be by applying
at the office OF the Commanding Officer, or Auction
eers Office, $40 Ninth street northwest Washing
ton, ID. e.
j. c. p. DEKRAFFT,
Captain u =. NJ Commanding.
I.Iu n...u
National Republican., 1880-06-19

E11 THIRTEENTH ST N W-Opened on June
- II !; l;beautiipl rooms newly furnished: eastern,
western and southern exposure; with or without
D0hlui hlAo HrSl l-olass table board jel7
National Republican., 1880-06-19

TOR the summer months, part ofa furnished house
~ from one to five IoOns, with or without house
keeping Inquire at Il9 o st ". jei7-3tt
National Republican., 1880-06-19

VXTANTED-A settled colored woman, between rs
w aud 20 years of age for nurse, one who can re-
main ut night recommendations required Call at
No. i0l Thirteenth st, cor Of ID, between and
o'clock. jel7-3tt
National Republican., 1880-06-19

A VERY handsome suite of pa.lors, newly and
IA finely furnished, delightful summer location
near EranklIn park: No s2l Ihlrteenlh So w. leIs
National Republican., 1880-06-19

VEtY low for the summer, several fine large
v rooms nicely-mtnished, at IlOl Twelfth 81 n e.
1aclng lhe government reserXatlonA IaIi
National Republican., 1880-06-19

A HIGHLY respectable white wet nurse to take
"a entire charge OF an infant six months old Apply
at eos Eleventh 81 W, bet and 4 y m. je7
A COMPETENT white lady's maid must under
"A stand sewing thoroughly Apply vt 1912 Scven-
tecnth ici7
National Republican., 1880-06-19

TINWO handsomely furnished, largo, airy rooms on
Il second floor, ut summer rates with or without
board. No ll3S Thirteenth cor OF NJ st, jel7
National Republican., 1880-06-19

hNE large, nlcely-furnished room with good table
" board. In u central locality. No. % Grant Place
National Republican., 1880-06-19

CARDs, CIRCULARS AND co MME RCIA
" PRINTING,
REPUBLICAN, JOB ROOMS.
National Republican., 1880-06-19
sUB-TREAsuRY BALANCES.
Baltimore MARKETS.
Cotton quiet Mddling "isfi ii%@iac. "''' '0"' 10

~ 80
Currency. oO3SOOl
National Republican., 1880-06-19
FOR SALE-yROUSES.

nN liberal terms, threestory basement Resi-.
" uence, with all modern improvements situated
on Eleventh ST within II minutes walk OF the Est
ears; INQUIRE at National Republican Office selO-ti
EOR sALE--CALL AND SEE OUR LIST OF
- properly for sale. JOHN SHERMAN & CO.,
81. Cloud BuldinR Real estate and loans. y3i
National Republican., 1880-06-19

TWO unfurnshed, communicating rooms on SO
Il ond iloof bath, hot and cold. No 90 ID 81 n W.
, 1880-10-09

naturally pretty linir ,Iralstrl in two stftl
lraila mid rotksrrowctl Into figure e!g!lts ut
Tho back Of er l,nasl. anu twisted Into curly.
@ "ss Gy'i y sS MS 'e!PSa Il Ss'nlop Sim s's he"Ss s
red polka. .ttotte,t handkerchief nrn,ltut her
unlattyllke Of hats, 4 1!cfiy. Ahc Is usually
cousin, who does mt ifnd Il hard to l'o re-:
liRi9ns tt1'der tho plcnan!,t cfrcmu!stamces ct
singing hymns ont Of tic same book with
:. Thon ttero ero tho numerous 1,oar.lcrs Of
Tie Ioar,linYE,lloascs oil Our Street. Mud
nlts @ toas}; ,,a1sSye' vn F,ss, sl1,s Mo saii;
with nil nye ,lon't like and vory mysterious
,a'aed 10 silt tho cs1lieai }ansy Of f; ya,r cor.
rc;sno,snt' who 80 y cl,Mrcl! fnr tl,e ,lisa
pretty. tleia1'rc, pious la,iy fronsis. '
= There are ssvcral Ilats. too, fronting Of,
eGn;r 0Mr si5eet 5s Great7 square,, donblc-5ront
where tho husband ia too poor or the wifi
TIM ,lazy 10 keep hp,lse. l went tn cali on
si.ci, couple II the otlter evening, md | ci,.
saw foar children mid aid tsi two seTyants n, starlns:
at ,no through, n crack II the door, mud felt
~ | retired fron, public view ln:oin frlrn!t,s
rnon,ls ,' us Il tlats had not much to % with
u, Homes there ara on Onr, Street, Through
the windows VIC often catet gllInpscs nf ,heit
interior. Tilniy Lace curtains. lialg from the
e%rnSeS CO t ,r eTS bn are gds faSG plc,rrs
made to SIT on. That haven nf. rest, q great,
planply-cnshioned lonnge fwl,ere ono ca,i
not out its natns 50 coll,furtably},. mt
&Ssp ap whs Ifs + e'' @sisa @ s M "sssd!ss ssSeiy ~
decorated st.l'lent-lanlp., Thcrc is sucll =
l!nno, ol,postt my .boarslFng-l,orse on Our
Street. A., The Pr p1'TeSt,llug ge,!qs is ~ o'lnr
, 1880-10-09
TIE HOME CLUB.

THE ANIMAL. MEETING,
CHICAGO, Oct G,-The stcnly march Of tho
seasons Inns ngain brought us to the timo
when the responsibilities tlal rest with ,s MS
n Club must be met. The long vacation Inns
Efycn removed energy to those who have
been the movers III the educational line, and
who were only too thankful for the recren-
tion afforded by the closing of tho Kitchen
Garden School, and the chance for few
months Of freedom and pleasure In tho bra
cling air OF the country.
The annual meeting OF the Ciub-whicit
was postponed for tho convenience
Of some Of tho. nlembors-wlll bo
wednesday,, Oct. IL, commencing
nt lalt.pnst o'olock D. III. business con.
nected with tho schonl will be adjusted, nrl
provisions nlnde for Its future development.
Every member should bts III attendance, rs
our former. 11psldent-FcEn Lcaf-will bu
with lis .ngain, and would be happy to meet
the familiar faces TINT were wont TO gathor
around her In days of yore.
For the convenience Of those who cannot
meet her thorc4 tlere will le reception and
ancial at tho fremont House clMb-roolns OF
Friday evening. Oct, 15, commencing Mt 8
o'clock, in honor Of her rs our former presi-
dent anil tho beloved guest OF the Club.
All tlloso who have loved her rs a friend or
appreciated her as a writer for tho press,
strangers though they may be, nre cordially
Invited to be present Mt the reception.
Do not mistake the dates. Tho mcatlug
Wednesday, tho reception Friday evening.
01lI.KS!A s. ATATrHsoS,
: Corresponding Secretary.
, 1880-10-09
AND THIS ONE ADVISES ltEll.
II tho Editor Of Ths t:ItAtGno 1rihun..


ATHENA, In, Oct. i've arc told by pbl-
losophers that paople cling to and reverence
old Ideas, and that new ideas nre slowly and
unwllltngly rncciycd. To certain extent
this Is true, but not wholly 50. The princi-
pie, however, OF regard for tile OH IL better
illustrated In old friendships. Rarely do
people abandon old friendships for the sake Of
forming nov ones. md lie who tlirusts Himself
into tllelr presence stranger seldom meets
hearty welcome. III your lIomn you have
been forming friendships, md fcar TINT l
lnay ba regarded as All i,lnOratcr, maybe
looked upon rs MI NnwelcoMe guest.
! have long been closo reader OF
THE TNlDuSE, md recently lEaye become
Interested III The Home Polly Tilemus,
Forty ionrs. md others ,!re gnod, but | de.
earo for 1aura Lake.. Forty Years Is In n
1le IL an ironocIast, ualtl rs snctl n, not
happy. lIe knows no such Thing as content
,nent. Polly l'hemus IL q trun won.ai,, but
sl,H as some erroneous ttleas, mud she needs
know the best silo of lie. BIIe las not s
rrachcd the dopths "wilcre the pearls aud
cornls grow" ''rno p,!rest and Most abnntl-
s's t fsatatRs IS ot syeioay &c icy DO not 0w Tor er
Really, P9liy, was no little amused in
l,aeheior of yo'ifs: ishawi lle 's was no no
"a y 81 ss xS ast Fsa ut It t'ax ss oyS Tots aty
Few. indeed. are tho mon tint nru 80 peu,iri-
olss ns to wnrt to deprive II young Indy OF
tiye ar s!x dishes Of eteanl when she ii ea..
tnR Il wholly fur Lis sake: Out with such
elors nra horrid things" but Just co,nparo
them with old ,nnl.!s, II you p!easo. :,
Hare q an old bacllelor:. Iia, Is IS, rictl,
IDLY, and Rood.naturcl. lie Is In love with
drtI nj N1&ItI Ikta I1nHta
Jim most married. men @ do. & MT s Very '[y bsa'
Is he9 '
Over there Is MI old !naid Of 4s. She dresses
~ lnela!letlUly black, for II corresponds Will,
Tho darkness OF Egypt. Sllu hates mankind,
mud especially tic male portion OF il. Kid
why tltes slIu !tatc them yn,I nsk. .I}ucnllso
none of tholn love !lur: Silo Ii tlrEc.l up,-so
%tnneous % combustion. a,ld US sl,rlyelesl as u
Polly, lit tic old bachelors alons and give
your enGr9ieA to bringing bnck tu llfu those
"f t ts at o eGa5es 6ssYess of ay ySs 5 nw w IT. s
there ought to lu mons nf them; they ought
70 hn taxctl heavily. Whon proper yotl,R
Mt.ies if iiifet them qit tue s!rest they {the
tno',gr yon may tslrn your l,natl nw,iy, Atr:
il'ltlS pt U. No VIII dream! of II; a!n, lln4ly.
~ VIII !ll OH ttlAt you ttlsl!Ktlre your fHc0
boeanse l'o was ~ Old bs.cbe!or, aud hu'll Kut
rlel, but, hcca.Isn ho. hates .tu louk ut Tint
MUse, uni for tho further ca.lau tlat l,o frars
tt may beroniu lMrIllalently !lxctl. 'rI!s
much ont nf rvgar'l fur yourself. ! sny, waSu
wer oil bt.tll old nuIsts alul old bachelors.
Laura Luke, your letter 1T Sept. II Is q
gem. "Tlen'S my sentiments"
I'liero are thousands Ut girls III America
who aro Ill that Is noble, mn! iure md grn,ui.
They nrO fbtnllFxenk aid fNllIat YiullH. lln
who says otherwise Is either ignnrnnt or
wfltfNlly peryersu 4 word nlulit them iii
thu future: 10 tlla fr!ends OF Tile llonu
send greeting. CislUS,
, 1880-10-09

of tnnst Of TlIu Homo writer's. THAT II tic
FIRST latter rclncnlhnr over having read It,
which girls wcro Justly spoken OF MD aty
degree of cllnslty used.
1.aur,., l wonder Il ynn are glri. Twill
not confront yon and say wouf.l like 10
shake hands With yo1l,~-as ia tho fashion Of
sone of The 11omeitcs,--for hardly consider
myseif worthy Of tho privilege; however,
would like to lot,k at your face, for believe
1t Is expressive Of goodness. and slo love
you. T'lpre, tlo YOU say mn impulsiye"
Well, that Il just tho why l feel about 1t, atttl
1t / nm lmpnlsiyo It Ia my nature 10 bo 80,
and laya no right to complain. iSo1nn oue
sui,t t something to TINT effect In Tl'o Home
Girls hayu not been treatcd very well,
think. Every me Inns faltesl IL nckiiow1ehgn
that they POSSESS any good Qualities. but all
ssof Lee e a sr aa|ss 1i i III ave tsa preeela % 10
tiscl,sx nilu sllr at them in various ways.
NoExloro Is no, girl who dues not possess
snlifU good qualities, anu tho Innjurlty nf
them posscss more tl,atl tlay are sfy9l1 orelt
kindly too, Of glsldy,, frivolous .,iics. Eactl
Foes llor why, for It to hard to pursue \
contso which Is rcplllsivc TO ono's very nat
urr. ~
Nolt, tho difference bstwcen two sta.crs.
Ohe Is wf!nt might ba called a ho,no-lovlnE
girl, for she Is always ut homo unless ACTUAL
IS Obliged to be elscwhetc, ls luiet atld sub
inisstvc, nnd Is seldom idle. She llaa no wish
t'tlmircti by ali Who know her. iler sister is
,nyer ut liolno unless there II no fun or OK
cften1cnt to- call lar away; she is ambitious.
but her ambition is rs npt to be conferred ltl
nncr, loyss 10 dress. and i'as two or three
"c''tnnsn to whom she must report every
's Stu Is caiie'i ali frivolous md "wlld," and is
, 1880-10-09
TIE oIsApE-Ju1os r1,opLEsl.


CHICAGO, Sept, 25.-I hayc rcnd with In
terrst tha various cftusiolls appearing in The
Home from tiino to t,no, but heretofore hnyo
nat dared to knock at the door for admission
for fear Of disturbing the harmony Of tho
emincntly happy family which dwelleth
therein.
But MI emergency has arisen which COM
pels mo to appeal to tho combined Wisdom Of
the members Of thfs charmed circle, IN tho
hope that in their Kindness OF heart they will
help n won, and weary brother In dire dis
tress, by advising Him rs to tho best course
to pursue: But In order to make q long story
short will begin at tho beginning.
49, a'n married ,nan ;tS;os.n'scauently M hayo
WHO In tho grand reckoning vii! surely re:
cetye d big share, but she Is in the. habit OF
aoiIE III preserves BY recipes Of tur own,
and Oh t!s!s r.lck hare We split
sS3 sG sef M' '9sns ia msoe to
set the recips tor him, as his wife put up hors
4 llttlo too SWEET. In tho innocence OF my
gulluless lnture toll lin l would; In fnct,
a9ss ys @ tbs e rsGipo po, g5e hnsd fG5
l'lcss Oil a stove, put when II cutile TO tho
- :. on S lny f'i farFiyal home told my wife that
ops ths NV !te 't M i iS s5sSMsn
wanlnrinKs met will. nl,ything to con,pnrB
With tho delicious flavor Of lIur pe-Jel'y.
"S 81 sos5 s Ss sSs S w 'cffee fss Is1 ols 'q Rfa
lated s''gar TO seven pints OF grape7juico,
SIss," saltl softly; "tve pounds sugnr
TO seven nints Kral,e-lMlcu, ten pounds s,tgAr
to- fourteen pfs'ts sFapo-j"lee. twenty pound"
-" Why. it's no sucl, thing" broke in my
, 1880-10-09
OUR STREET..

10 ths Editor % IN Chfeaea 1ffbuns,

10 &ha Editor o. TN [httdfh Tribune.
CHICAGO, Oct. a-Such street rs you will
fllld in ally large city; llttle removed from
tho notsu md bustla Of business, o,!ts untlls-
turbcl BY ll11sy dsays uuA rattllnE wagons.
A decoro.,s family carriago or Two; tho milk
l,n,l's cart ut III The attutMoon, accompanied
by tho ringing OF the milkmnh's sharp-toned
boil; tho hurrah!nx and ta'ao0tnR 0f tie chill
drcn playing tag with I'LL enthusiasm worthy
n buttur CAUSE; the rsuor shtl!l tones Of
tllh 1ritlgets lcanlng over tue fence Illpart-
!ng Interesting bits of kitchen gosalp to the
noxt-loor Etr!s; theso sounds aro the eyory.
day sounds Ut Our Street,
Occasionally, however, this non0tony Is
rplleycsl by tho rush Of fre.lgiuc, fol-
lowed by MI excited crowd Of boys, who have
leap-frog to "eo to tho fro" On these oc-
cnslons tho belle ot Our Street comes to tic
window anil exposes to the eyes Of the world
hGr c0lllteNAlic0 framed llI lust nights
crtn,plng-ptns, md tho rival widows !nvp
been k,inWn tp forgs,t tile icy coolless ax!st-
ing butween them since tho arrival Of Prof.
langs. md ask eael other wherv 1t was, a''d
Un o,ls oi tllo corners Of Our street there
isH fashlonnblo churcl!,-St,. .Eo,4ala'a, Tho
lllles ot tie i!eld stand y r.ather poor; show
Vt THE TiauusE suld through blue l,axu
OF smoke on \ Sunday when d ,soro tl!rout,
soma 0tler serious all,nent prevents my NJ
tcl,llns tE[sine sGrylce, een admire, ~ they
walk UP tlle streut, tho fair Widow White,
gllttcElllE with let, fringes Of It on hor ba-
coming bnlnbazlne, Will 4 iloattng length Of
crape fnlling over her yellow hrAlt!s. I can
gaze with rapturs OH tho belle, in dress
patterned nfter huf grandlllotller's, swinging
III full, strAight, ungracuful bteatlths of
kreell alat yellow plaid from her waist to her
urms fIom reaching to Aes shoul1els; ler
, 1880-10-09
TtT1a ONE DOESN'T,

10 The Editor ef Tss CAteapo Tribune.
IAcoS, ILL.,, Oct 4.-Ever since Tho Homo
was organized, II nny one expressed ttleas
considered by a certain clnss OF "la.lIcs" rs
"pcculiar," they raised tho war-cry Mt once.
l'oliseness and ladyllkc treatment wns not
considered necessary. Tho conductor wus
advised to pnt him ont "
lie Is consigned to tho internal regions,
and, aftor tho conductor has listened to every
Imaginable abuse from the dear creatures,
lie, nj gentlemen always tlo in like clrcum-
stances, removes tho offender and restores
peace.
consider such conduct disgrace to my
Talk about wornan's rigl,tst When MI op-
portunity Is offered for ytni to discuss qrcs-
tI99 ton On ye ean"l foo,ng t gcmtsm" WIZ
emergency. or est say ,l0tlllnR.?
Either course wolltl he Il credit 10 you.
Some Of the latlles hnyo proved themselves
10 10 @ 81 aGn a Ge o ees III ~ eof aSe kat s ef Ta
1l9tne LII RIOT most Of tho tttnc.
WIN not disappointed In Miss Polly; ex-
pectetl SHE would abuso Ing, but was little
surprised antl snrry to sec how l'nt9tentloll-
aily !'ayo .,s.' ca9sea my friends to share her
am sure they viii forgive me, as It was
all the consolation lIal. collld bear my
drenchlng meekly In such good companion
Tho kind words Of my friends mado mo
forget all OF tho unklnd words OF Polly, tx
ccpt her Hlur Gust ut labor.
lust such n spirit and tho sentiments she
expressed Is tic cause Of nll the trouble.
And every ono knnws that " ctr help" or
4 adeflclcncy III help, is the ono great trouble
thu world nyer.
Why "a 1t wc cannot hnye competent eco
nonlcnl, consciGNtlous, Intelligent, ngrccn-
bio, companionable women tD 10 oilr llousn-
work and help III III evory doparttnont tint
belonRs to home? / think Polly Phemus
gives tho key 10 tlle answer.
| lnyc been tnngl,t TINT tllcr1 Is no OK
cel!enco without labor" M doubt Polly
considers labor one Of tho Inherited curses.
LITTLE SISTER.
, 1880-10-09

IlAdEnsrowS, Md, Sopt. GGs.-Onr last day
III the vicinity Of Washington was given to
dsorgutown. 1t is tic port OF entry Of tho
District Of Columbia, has n population of
Ib,0o0, lies nostiwsstot uni Is seuarutcll from
Washington by Rock Creek. anil Is ut tho
head Of navigation OF tho l'otouao River.
The site is peculiarly picturesque, the nights
dotted with vlllas overlooking II yast sweep
Of country, TIC Potomac. all adjacent Capt-
tal. Gc0rkotown before 1900 enjoyed cousld-
cradle local importance, and brisk river,
coust. aud foreign commerce. but now, like
, 1880-10-09

1t Is very laughnble, though, to 500 the coun-
tennncc the latter p,ts NJ, nn,l to hear Tie ery
nj II I'M, y ho tmn,clfatnlv scts IN ihc ,noncnt
,,"+ '.a..,.',I...,.. ,f,.n H. WV os...,,..
III Is iliiII; pafleliaf!s MiieI !iio sninGWnnt
!nli,ospitahln Ersetlng VIII, which fo lateIy
"f'ffm,et fo.e @ GaF1n.h ~ meM,cn,aets; o, ,,,
avc n shg n 1naic't nas III Go M ~ minMy i,y
nn M ,n, IT,, a,, onr d"scS ~ tE .t'
tnntuf, anH rolnap&s, & ~ navGlf{anncu tnn
ttp age " ~ yeats, W y, coI@
o4Gtnr VII nlloW inH ~ rl,t ,i,i " MoT!st
,,.ano,1 Mna,c'c u'e AoFc''lea o"' ''"" 10 po "
"nTniN!l. "nTi!l. ,...,,., .,,~ .,..,t-ts IL.
mme Mas &C., sSetaa sts.e ,s suaptc,0MS ct.
e'nntm;&fT '.. & S.lss co1t' I'LL, L., ~" % IN Nv up'muns;
r,,d sn,..! si,T LIN uSfls ~, sAtIe.le!y
saney aai e MeS +, s' oto'n' "; aHH ,nes Mil
, 1880-10-09
MISCELLANEOUS.
THREE QUESTIONS.
-. f%sls.. RSA S$t Y@.xt

10 nv E131oF V 1Hs EHltdao 1HoVfN
MUSHROOM, Mich, Oct. I'll have three
questions to PROFOUND to The 1lomeltes, and
l lbope they will give them prompt attention:
tlrst-Dld md do tho different tribes Of
tic Nortt, American Indians all speak one
language?
Second-1s It possible for animal life in
any form to exist In tho gastric juice Of tic
stntnslcll? -
Third-Wt,at effect Inns tile nse. OF camo-
milo on tho human system? mem pro-
lUngeti daily uSe, Rs one would use opium, or
tubacco, or anything of that kind.
Some one PLEASE answer. All speak ct
ofire II YOU wank to md tho Conductor Is
willing. F.
, 1880-10-09
4 Variety Of Opinions Respecting the
Bright and Sparkling Polly
Phemus.
Further Descriptions OF Maryland
Scenery by n Travelling
lIomelte.
Nr. Daley 1ndulges in Some Exceed-
ingly 1ncomprehansiblo Remarks
On Life.
YAe Characters That lnhnbit "our Street -
Aiuelanesm Communications.
TIE ENDLESS YEARS.

TIE ENDLESS YEARS.
For 1Ns Cntedoo 1t1tHnA
As gontly tho ycnra roll onward
With heavy nnd ponderous sweep,
And pito up tho days unnumbcred
10 atnk In EtcrnIty's deep
30 gently VIC start on isfe's Journey,
Supporting each other to-day;
With heart md hand evcr realty,
Tint motto Of our number tnny stray.
Yet the yenrs roll onward unbrokeu
In hn oven, endless sweep;
hut VIZ feel our numbers nrG brokeu
Dy E&er'llty's cndlcss sleup.
No lungor VIC meet our companions,
And greet thotn with hearty grasp:
They long with tho dead have boon n4 4tnhered,
And VIC, Of them nll. nr0 tho Inst.
We stand nlop0 on lite's summit,
And look IN tho depths below;
IherD nrc n.ultttutlcs down OIL tho foothills,
Dut, oh, how fast thoy Roi
So over tho ycArs ht1yo been rolling,
With henvy nEd nontlcrotls sweep:
So evor our tr[ou!s have boon going.
To join In Eterutty'E sleep. &C.,.
TliEo. D, C0roVER.
, 1880-10-09
A GIRLS LETTER.
HER VIEWS ON GIRLS.
70 lAs Edlt0f q Iha Ehtfqao Tribune.

DIXON, ILL.,. Oct a.-Laura Lakes letter In
last weeks Homo was delightful. How dtf.
, 1880-10-09

Con. Hancock smokes and enjoys tho colo
bEnted N!eAm9ld Gou elgnIvttcs. bo Will you.
, 1880-10-09
PURE UNC0L0RED TEAS,

JAst roceivcs from a Now York Importer. q IarRa
invoice Ut BAAtrLfs TIA. which r1 Uttur ~
u Pounds for IL.
rhs Tea cnntn1ns anmb Ut tho jItgst In MI grades
and n the bost leo cser tMered far tho money.
Aim, all kinds 0{ Ftnvost1lg Te&3-Atsnm Ornuso
Fckoo, ttoMofy p0kOo, Cnper, etc.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-07-16
SALT LAKE CITY FRIDAY MORNING, JULY l6 1880
DEATH.
Ii Overtakes I25 Men In q Coal
Nine.

| London, l5.-An explosion occurret
ct LOO this morning in the London ant
South Wales Colliery COmpsny's new
black vein pit at Risca, SIX miles from
Newport. The shock was very violent
II is suppo ed that 1l9 men were in the
pit at the time, aud there is scarcely 9
probability that any will be saved. One
body has been found at the bottom of the
shaft. Ventilation las been restored In
the mine, with & view to exploring for
the bodies.
A dispatch from Cs-diff says 125 were
IN the pit of the London and South
Wales Colliery Company's mine at the
time of The explosion, and it is believed
all persisted.
New York, ia special from Lon
don says of the explosion in Risca COL
liery About O'Clock the bodies Of
three men were found near the bottom of
the shaft, but they have not yet been
brought up. The force of the explosion
was terrific, blowing to atoms the venti-
lating fan and air blast No hope that
the men may escape. While the men
were at work ye teTday evening the
re was noticed to be heavy and
oYerchsnged The cOlliery is the pro-
perry of the London and South Wales
Co !iery Company. The scenes about
the mine are reported heartrending.
There is large throng of people present,
composed in great part Of the relatives
and friends of the imprisoned miners.
Among them are many women who are
bewailing the fate of husbands and sons,
while little children are asking snxiously
their fathers. Everything
possible is being done to expedite the
-escued Of the men, but scarcely any one
hopes to find one of the miners alive.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-07-16
Grand Democratic Ratifea.
ton.

New York, 14-Arraugements are
being rapidly completed for grand rati-
fcstion meeting Of antI-Tammany democ-
racy on the 18th inst. Ex-Governor
Tilden will be asked to preside at the
prin cipal meeting in Cooper Institute
and other meetings will be held at Irving
and Nelson Halls. Among the speakers
invited are Senators Eaton, of Connecti-
cut, Bsyard, of Delaware, Mcdonald
and VOORHEES,, of Indiana; Beck, of Ken
lucky; Lamar, of Mississippi; Kenner.
of New York; Thurman and Pendleton,
of Ohio, and Wallace Of Pennsylvania;
Congressman Springer, of Illinois; Proc
tor Knott. of Kentucky; Ewing, Of Ohio;
Randall and Clymer of Pennsylvania,
and Tucker of Virginia; also Horatio
Seymour, Lucius Robinson, A. S. Hew-
lit, VIM. Dnrsheiner, Q. A. Dana,
Richard O'GOrman, Judge j. b. Stallo,
Henry Wattersen, Of Kentucky; Mr..
Groesbeck, of Ohio; I. A. Hendricks, of
Indiana; W. II. Barnum, of Connect
cut, Fl. B. Payne. of Ohio; Governor
Williams, of Indians; Mcclellan, of
New Jersey; Throckmorton, Of Texas;
Chas. Francis Adams, of Massachusetts,
and others.
New York, 10 The Sun says Tam
many hall refuses to join in the union
mass meeting.