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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-13
LRDF OF THE LAKE

EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY, at 80 o clock p.m.; returning, leave
Norfolk on alternate days at 400 q. m.
This stsunch iron steamer has juet been paint.
ed throughout ststerooms newly furnished and
csrpeted, snd is the handsomest as we'll as the
safest boat on the Potomac river and Chesapeake
bay, and is the only steamer making close CON:
nect!on with the New York and Boston steam
ers; also connects with Richmond stes mers and
railroad lines south. Stops at PIEEY POINT
and POINT LOOKOUT gong and returning.
Fare. first class, 81; round trip 81 30.
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The steamers Of this company make connec-
tons 1T Norfolk for Boston and all points East :;
st New York with all points West and North
west and at Alexandria with Virginia Midland
Railroad and Washington and Ohio Railroad
Through rates given and freigh. handled care
fully and promptly. For further information
apply to +. A. REED, Agent,
Janney's wharf
SAMUEL BACON President.
Office under NATL. Metrop. Bank,
sep 27-tf Washington, u. G.
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GAylexuudriu Q5azette
TUE DAY EVENING, JULY II, 1890.
a Thousand Years From Now

q Thousand Years From Now
We p"Ver can coItented be
With our own lot in life;
We've hlWsys trouble on our mind,
Some new born care or strife;
Why lot travel through the world
With sunshine Oh your brow?
For you'll never know the difference
In Thousand years from now.
'Twon't DO 20 be too proud these days,
BecSu;e 7oG hava your wealth.
You may some lime the wrong man meet,
And thereby loco your health.
Don't scorn to earn your living
BY TIE hoe, the spste. the piOW,
For you'll never know the diff renee
In thousand years from now.
Because your parents are well off
Don't scorn 10 learn trade;
Rem cmbor when the sun 10 warm,
Yon can't Always fEd the shade
Don't scorn to do little work
Though sweat adorn your brow
For you'll never know the diir;re:c CO
In thousand years from now.
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STEAMERS.
Nj o T G. Z,
CHA NGE OF TIME,

CHANGE OF TIME.
On and after Wednesday, Nav 26.b the
bosts of the POTOMAC FERRY co. will run
LEAVE ALEXANDRIA:
6 90, 30, 60 8 80, 10 80 and II 500, NJ, and
II 30, 30. 80. 3 80. 80, 5 80. 6 10 and .. m
LEAVE WASHINGTON:
6 30, 30. 30, 80, 10 80 and II 80 q. M, and
81 80, 2 80, 3 &c. 4 80, 80, 6 80 and 30
p. m.
On 9 Sunday the first trip from each end will be
ny25 49, GEO. r. PHILLIPS, Manager.
1880 srE RNIGaAp co. 1880
Steamer
GEORGE LIE A RY
y. R = SEI Of K = 1T ! M, y
Va cAIk1AG Ar n P HS F PofST sad
POINT LOOKOUT going and returning.
On end after Monday, N srch 10th, $780, the
steamer GEORGE LEARY, Joseph White,
commander, will resume her route between the
shove ports.
MONDAY and WEDN EsDAY, st p. m,
and every SATURDAY at 81 p M
From NORFOLK, Csmpbell's wharf every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SUNDAY, at
4 p. N.
Arriving at either port early next morning.
During the past winter the Leary has been
thoroughly ovethsuled, newly painted, carpet
ed, upholstered and put in nice Older Her
owners pledge the public cleanliness, first class
table and courtesy and attention from the officers
and servants of the boat Tickets, rates, infor.
nation, state rooms, &c, furnished by
?. B. HOOE, Agt., Alexa, Va.
B. +. DODD, Agt. Wash, l.. G. NH 9-tf
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These are, therefore,
terested in said csu:e
July 10Th, 1880, at my I,
and at the honr OF 8 q /,
ecute the requirements
Given under my hs
Chsncery Of said Court
1880. K. :
Fairfax g. H., je 26-g
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to notify all parties j! =
that en- THURSDAY,
, flee, at Fairfax G. f.,
:. l shall proceed to e1-
c the said decree.
! d as Com missioner in
this 18th day of June,
NJ. MOORE, Comm.
rfw
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LEGAL NOTICES,

VIRGINIA AT Rules held in the Clerks
Y office of the Circuit Court of Alexsndrls
county. on the 9Th day of July, 1880.
John West John HOMELAND. Omor Spencer ard
Henry q. Wybert Sheriff of A,e1andris
county. administrator of Mslicbi Whestcrstt,
plaintiff against Benjamin Austin, Amelis
Austin, his wife, and Clarence NJ Barton,
trustee, defendants. In chsncery.
Mem: The object of this suit is 10 enforce the
lien of the plaintiffs against the real estate of tie
| ty of Alexandra, Va, and to subject the same
to sale IN order to satisfy said liens,
The defendant. Clsr e nee Al. Barton. not having
entered his appearance and given security sc.
cording to the act of .Assemy, and the rules OF
this Court, and it appearing by affidavit tina.
he 10 not resident OF this State, it is
dered that said defendant appear here with
in one month after due publication of this
order and do what is necessary to protec. his
interests in this suit; and that copy of this or
dor be forthwith inser led in the Alexsndris Ga
zette newspaper pu blished in the city of Al
| exsndria, once week for four successive weeks,
and posted at the 'front.' door of the Court House
of this CITY, A copy test: ,-,r,r w.t.
q. 0. Claughton, p. q jss-wiw
| 1OBN A. FAIRFA- x vs. JOHN H.FAlK-
= FAX EFT AUS, FAIRFAX VS.. FAIR.
FAX, DYER VS. Fairfax. Consolidated
Extract from decr,N -endsr,d in the shove
cause BY the Circuit Court o: Fairfax coualy.
| virginia, at its jun, term 1880
The Court doth a. Judge. order and decree
| that this cause De refe: red to Master Commits
| s,oner Z. W. Moore to- exsmne and review Ill
the reports heretofore r'sde in said csusc to eA-
tcute all DEGREES rend red therein whicI have
not already been exec led to settle an account
OF John A. Fairfax IT rstee of John H. Fairfax,
deceased; to settle an account Of nll TRANSACTIONS
between John A. Fsij fax and John i. Fairfax.
deceased to settle An account Of the comuis-
siolcr of sale sppolntst in said cause, aud TO en-
quire and report touching any other matters
| connected herewith wb Ich any party Interested
may wish to have repo red.
THE said commissit r!er shall give notice q
| the time and place of e Executing this decree by
| weekly publications fo four successive weeks in
| the Alexandria Gtzet, u. and such pub cation
ahall be equivalent to nrsonsl notice."
These are, therefore, to notify all parties j!
| terested in said csuse that en- THURSDAY
July 10Th, 1880, at my tlice at Fairfax c. +.
and at the honr OF a e.. shall proceed TO ex'
| ecute the requirements CT the said decree.
Given under my hs ! as Commissioned ir
Chsncery Of said Court this 18th day of June
| 1880. K. NJ. MOORE, Comm.
~ Z
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WdhEB AND COAL.

CoAh coal.
We invite the attention of dealers and con.
sumers to our large stock of CAREFULLY
PREPARED COAL Of the following varieties:
LYKEN'S VALLEY,
LORBEKRY and
-r SHAMoKIN BED ASH.
WHITE ASH (free burning and hardy of
stesmer, broken, egg, stove and nut sizes
/ Also GEORGES GREEK, CUMBERLAND
and KANAWHA SPLlNT, from West Va.
hsK Im S sM specially, We sim to keep only
Storage Ysrds each variety is kept separate,
and is especially prepared for family use
Yards fOored, and all Coal sent out WE'LL
SCREENED AND FREE FROM IMPURI.
TIES.
Dealers, families, public institutions and man.
ton of 224O lbs. T. J. MEHAFFEY s. CO..
feb Wharf and Yards foot Ct Queen st
TOAL GOAL
On my wharf aud 10 STRIVE during he season
. full stock CT
ANTHRACITE,
CUMBERLAND and
WEST VIRGINIA GOALS,
Of best quality
and we'll SCREENED. I will be pleased TO
supply my friends and customers st lowest mar.
ket prica. Delivered 1t houses, cars OF boats,
per ton OF 2240 lbs.
JET w. A. SMOOT,
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EVERY MONDAY, at IL No.; and returning,
leave lew York, from picr 41. East river, EV-
cry SATURDAY, at O. clock p. M.
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FOB POTOMAC RIVER.
EVERY MONDAY, THURSDAY and SAT-
0RDAY 81 7.3O q. NJ; returning on alternate
days.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-13

S1RAWBkRKY BOXE>l
~ STkAWBERR I Boxes
We have fine lot of Strswbel ~ Boxes snd
Crates. For sale low by
MCLEAN s. UHLRR,
myl6 76 ling street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-13

A NYOHE KNOWING WHAT 1T Is to
"A wear disproportioned boot or shoe had
better examine our stock Of goods, as the shapes
and makes for sale by US will euit all feet and
pockets. WADDIiY,
mS7 no ling
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Opening ANA Closing of The Mails.

emhe.s OF the State Central Committee Tor the
Eighth Con2ressi, nal District Of Virgins.
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ERUIT JARS-First insts; ment of the cele.
4! brsted GEM, Mason Improved, and Ma.
sons Porcelain lined Fruit Jars, pint, quart and
hal! ga Ion just received snd Tor sale low by the
dozen or gross by Z j. MILLER 8 CO.,
ny26 i..' IS King street.
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THE TRIBUNE AND THE CANVASS.

To n Ed TOT OJ INe IT UHc
SIR: | heartily agree with your corre~
spondent who suggests the widespread distribution Of
THE TRIBUNE. from until November. az campaigr
document Ny TRIBUNE Is made 10 do It's work where
will do the good Every reader Ought To try and
get mis- TRIBUNE read where il Is most needed cannot
conceive OF better document TO scatter freely IN New
Jersey and Connecticut anu here else where light
Is needed II better than times the number
of porica documents because It will he more largely
read assured that IT two three hundred thou.
sand TR!BUNEs were distributed in four five close
States from until November. the rrsu would show
a gain # so 900 votes and make victory Assured
fact Why cannot a fund be raised ~ send dnt one
hundred thousand TRIBUSEs II no more lHE TRIBUNE
never was better exponent df 10 ever was g0o OF
pure and sound Repubhcanism and morals than today.
and ls distribution would help the moral well tho
Dolifical needs OF the people. n
Washiu1tOp, u. C., Aug "a. 1880.
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CROWDS AT LONG BRANCH.

LONG BRANCH, n. j., Aug. 2S.-A haze
overhng land and sea unit midday to-day. when land
breeze set in which cleared the atmosphere and sent
the thermometer up $50. The arrivals to-day have
been large To-day will doubtless be the last big sat
for the hotels bus OF the cottage Residents
will remain until October
large number Of visitors attended the closing meet
ing M the Deal Beach Shooting Park who the
West End Cup"
There is 10 be an entertainment Of athletic games az
seabricht on Monday. Bicycling running, Jumping
and The Tug Of War" some OF tho events upon
the programme.
prospect IA the there will last until the md
die OF October.
Mrs General Webb gave a lawn party this afternoon
which three interesting games OF iawn-tennls were
PLAYED
The Pleasant Hour Gee Club" gave a concert in the
parlors OF the west-End Hotel this AFTERNOON which
mad "A limited attendance.
The boar brought about loo passengers to-day
whom. Notwithstanding the rough sea. she landed
nicely, but not without parting one or her naWsers
Among the late arrivals are The following;
West End HOteL-H. ID. Polhumis Brooklyn L. X. Le-
land H. w. HJleck, {. G. brinkey, ID. Z. Mangan
U-n,v Long and wife J. o. Bartell, Mrs. Il. L. stuart
Mrs William Tilden New-YOrk.
Hotel Brighton-E. H. Duraut, E. Duncan snifen and
WIFE, p. W Carter, W. II. Davies, j. H. White. Miss
Moore Miss Snow, New-YOrk
ocean Hotel-George Mayer, George II. COnant and
wife Charles Kelly and wife, New-Ycr
Tnfed states HoteI-J. W. Randall and WIFE Brooklyn
]. Gross A. X. Walsh. j. X roster, Dr Hemingway
NewYork.
Mansion HOuse-F. A. Reynolds and wife, Albany !;
Thomas Gould ana wife. HUDSON y. Y; L. A. oeyra,
Havana; Miss VI. Morgan, New York.
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ARRIVALS AT SARATOGA.

SARATOGA, Aug. 2S.-The week closes with
warm weather and clear skes. The Thermometer at
noon Indicated temperat OF SO Many excursions
TO nearby country retreats dinners at saratoga Lake.
and driving and prOmenadng generally were The favor
tie amusements
The hotels continue receive many persons, and the
deparures are few n the present favorable weather
continues good business throughout september Is an
ucipated
The pu pits tomorrow will be occupied in great part
by out-oftown preachers The Row. George b. Cheeyer
Of New-York. and the Rev. Justin D. Fulton aud the
Rev r. L. Cuyier. OF Brooklyn are among others an
nounced
The meetings at the GOSPEL Tent under the auspices
Of visiting and Saratoga cergymen still largely at
tended and the interest appears TO be increasing.
Among the late visitors is John c. Hamilton, the ven
cradle son OF Alexander Hamilton. Mr.. Hamilton IS
vigorous his eve not dmmed by the miss OF MS FOUR
score years aud his intellect Ia as keen and his patriot
ism as earnest am Of younger years. Mr. Hamilton
f. greatly the present campaign, and thinks
the success Of General Garfield essential the stabi
rv OF the business interests Of the country ana the per
nanencc NJ lis present unc xampled prosperity
The seventh sacred concert By Browns Boston Brigade
Band takes place at Congress DRIVING Park tomorrow
evening. An unusually attractive programme Will be
sir Andrew b Walker OF Liverpool, arrived at the
j. F. smyth and wife. with their son, the Assistant
state Treasurer, are IN town.
Following among the new arrivals:
ne Grand linton Hotei-C ]. Bishop and wife. Bos,
ton /: f. p. Roche and W.T.. Ncw-Oreans; v. H. Reed
and %e Ayed K i ayaha a. Civ and VIE
w. A Bovd and family. W. A. Wabridge and family.
Mrs F. Harper. NJ. O. Robins and family, K. Wander
WORT and family. ". A. Farrell and wife. ]. L. Libby
and +. Wood. New-YOrk.
he Windsor-J Gillene Mobile; ". ". Warren ard
wife Bost0n c. Button and wife. Philadelphia; d. B.
Van Embergh. Yonkers; ". A. Patton, f. H. skinner and
wife. New-YOrk.
Al ne Clayendon-G C. Gordon. Wilmington J. j.
Read Chicago; J. L. Donnel, Toronto; J, C. Guthrie
Detroit c. 4. Besson and wife. Philadelphia; W. L. b.
Chase and wife, Hudson; Mrs. H. j. Camman and fam
ilv, c. ". Herman, J. T. MCGOWAN, L. Margathan,
New York.
Athe Unit-d Safes-J J. Crane and family. Boston;
L. Bamberger and wife, Louisville J. A. simpson
Montreal; g. T. Rollins, 81 Louis F. Urich ami fam
ily N.wberi; Z. $ Andrews and wife, Baltimore; J.
b. CHAPMAN and wife. Washington; +. c. Thurber, T..
T. Wadsworth D. Allen aud wife, j, H. Hanley, .. Wat
SON New-YOrk.
At Congress Hdll-E G Park and wife, Boston II. b.
MAYNARD Washington; c. ". smith. NeYHaven A. VI.
Reeves. Richmond j. ;. Lowry and family, Pmade-
pna; r. w. Waiham, r. F. Nathan and family l.. Pope.
IT.; E. Hace and wife and L. {. Gillespie and wife
N.W
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SUMMER LEISURE.
GAYETY AT NEWPORT.

NEwPoBT, Aug. 2s.-Ex-Governor Lippitt,
Of Rhode Isldnh. and iamiy. are in town.
Tao steamer Elm civ arrived to-day with large ex-
cursiou party from Hartford aud New-Haven.
The match came Of Lacrosse between the first and
second division Of the Rhode Island Lacrosse Club
BIZ the latter.
The next meeting OF The Town and County Club will
he held at the residence OF Edward r. Potter OF New
York. on Tuesday evening next when the Rev. Edward
Everett Hale Will read paper RochamDeau."
The polo games on skates tonight drew large num-
Der Of spectators at the skating rink.
Hugo o. Fritsch, the Austrian Vice-COusul az New
York and party OF gentlemen left here this afternoon
in the steam yacLt Ideel for weeks visit at Mount
Desert
schubert's song recitals given at the summer
residence OF Mrs C. f. Chickeriug, of New York, by
Jules Jordan few evenings ago.
Tomorrow will be " Woman's Day at the Unitarian
Church. and besides morning ana evening services there
wi be an afternoon service. when Elizabeth Comstock
weknOvn beuetactress and speaker OF tne Society OF
Friends from Philadelphia, will give address. Mrs
Comstock aiso assist Mrs Lvermore aud Mrs Julia
Ward Howe at the evening service.
library to-day b. the Rev c. T. Brooks.
grand entertainment was given tonight ut .. rho
Breakers" by Mr. and Ms. Pierre LOrillard " New
York. -
The members Of the Narrangansett Gun Club will
shoot glass balls for valuable cup Thursday next
George p. Frick and family, Of Baltimore arrived at
the Hotel Aquidneck to-day.
A dinner party gwen tO-ngul NJ Ocnre GOilL ny
william Beach Lawrence. Among the guests were Mon
cure d. Conway and the Hon. John II. b. Latrobe.
Sir John KAYE who sailed for EurOpe to-day, for the
pur ose OF attending wedding OF his brother, Will
return to America IN about four weeks
Lawrence Jerome, Of New-York. is in town.
H. Stevens and SIR Brewster or NeW-1Ork, arc lDe
IN the lawn-teunls tournament when was COM
pleted TODAY. IL was "A dOube-nanded contest lie
winners did not lose a single game.
Commodore Creighton, u. 5 n. General McComb OF
Delaware, and Albert Wing and family Of Albany ar
rived the Ocean House this evening. The late ar
rivals tonight are: Frederic stimson. G. Winthrop
HoppIn, t. j. Barnard, Boston; c. Duquesne, Havana
Colonel Charles Chaier Long J. f. Sidde +. NJ Curtss,
C. A. Jones. /. Whitman aud vile. r C. Lounsburgh anu
wife Ncw-York; " l.. Lawson. Brooklyn; Mrs. J. p.
Burr and family Mrs j. c. c. Kennedy. Mrs John bi-
we'll Washington: y f. Burr and wife, Hartford; j. ".
Gordon Montreal: j. II. McCan0m and wife. Orange,
y. J.. :. III. Wentworth and family. BROOKLYN; = hrOw,
Trenton. Ark; J. W ClOptOn, Helena, Ark; Robert
Reilly and family, ST. Louis.
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COOL WEATHER IN THE CATsKILLs.

KINGSTON. \. Y, Aug. 2S.-rhe time has
now arrived wnen at other mountain visitors
began t. depart for their city homes. But this year the
weather remains pleasant that the number Of such
departures is yet very small and Is eQualed by the
daily arrivals. The weather has been somewhat cooler
again the past few days. especially nights. which
are very cool indeed.
Thomas Cornell of this city, has bought a tract of
land on the summit OF Pine H the Ulster aud Della
ware Railway will begin tucerectiOn or an immense
summer bote that point this fail.
A man from Hampton, Va, mas already broken ground
for large summer boarding house near stanford Dela
ware County.
Mrs DIniel Drew Is summegng at Marlboro, her
health being much impa red.
Mrs the eocutOnist, IN here. with her SON.
They entertained guests many OF tAe neshDor
resort.
Philadelphia stock company are preparing 70 erect
IA very i.t.e hOtci the summit or south MoUHta'n
The R-v Henry KimDall tue associate or Professor
GnvOi In explorations the CGtskil- delivered IN IL
feTcsng G. urr How the Catsk liz may nave been
Formed at the OycrO0k Hotel list nighi.
4 large que rsde bill WAS ono 90 the attractive
features al Iuurcni Hall. Stamford. the past week
l. cent vais iuc.udc the iOl owing:
CheiTg HU Houss-Coilnel James Fairman, \. H.
LoIu"u. Eng and; Mrs. Mary l.nehan ana uanghlef
g lneTs Miss L. O. Smith. M'dic Goolal, Mr. a
Barney and daughter. NcW-lOIA; Mae. Gilmore,
brooklyn MRS. + ". Iie.dire ana daughter, Boston
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ligon All the fcrocitv and wildnoss were gone
out of this mans countcnancc and he was Trans
formed.
CIVILIZATION AT WHITE EARTH.
The last Indian visitation ut White Earth:
but "a these Indians are on the high road to civ
ilizaton they can pass with less extended notice
Eleven years ago they settled on this rcserva-
ton aud all their progress has been made since that
time There are over two hundred communicates
in the church. The rector is the famous En-mc gah-
bowh a man of great force OF character. and said
TO be very eloquent both in English and Ojibway
lie recently made tour through some of the States
to raise money for building a church, and was very
successful The impression that he made every
where was profound. The Governor of Ohio intro
duced him to both houses of the State Legislature,
and he addressed them in full session. The mana
ger of lyceum bureau who heard him preach Of
fered him 800 week 10 lecture under his manage
ment. Thus offer. with real dignity and true sell
respect, he declined.
The Indian clergy, in general, average
men, as are white clergymen. They are nte-
rlOr in attainments TO their college-bred and
seminary TITLED white brethren. But III natural
parts they are not inferior whilst in those endow-
ments which make men devoted. laborOus and self
denying they are superior. The general impression
that they make on an observer ~ such as To COM
mand respect, aud "A little intercourse soon engcn-
ders confidence.
l ne Indian work Of Bishop Whipple is a great
work, and It Is also great success. IL ought 10 re-
celve a generous and hearty support. Ii always
does receive cordial approval from those who IT,
II there is any man who has skeptiCa doubts
troubling him. let him come ont here and travel
with Bishop Whipple on his next Indian visitation,
and ne Will be cured. Seeing Is believing" and
when man sees degraded and ferociOus savages
transformed INTO peaceabe and loving Christians he
mnSt DeIleve.
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
BURY HE CLTYs REFUSE.
To the razor or The Trtbuas

To the razor or The Trtbun-
SIR: There was once a nation called He
brews or Jews who were singled cut aud Distinguished
from other nations and especially marked by receiving
only their ecclesiastical poty. but their laws ana
the rules OF their daily ife. divine source
Being nation OF freed slaves they elevated ~
stringent sanitary to cleanliness purity. tenn
perance care IN diet, end carefuBess and purity Of
habits Their camp police might give mint 10 any
military commander. When finally their glory cu'mt
mated their glorious city, Jerusalem. they had 10
meet the difficulties Incident To al cities and now
They bad Sc werage this day the testify
for find its way Out But beyond that, how
did they dispose Of the unmenti0nabe and overwhem-
ing refuse city Let the fires that burned in
the valley tell In this valley outside the ci y gates.
burned continually the consuming fres that destroyed
the dangerous elements which would have seeds of
disease death Of their imagery " unqnenen-
able fire from the lurid CLEAN ~ tle deep vale.
Now, can learn anything from ths' The prob
lem OF time for IL the disposal OF TIC oy refuse,
and IL il pressing aud Wise grow pale
der the OF the question. Tney have hlled mp
our rivers TN we rebel. and the dumping grounds "
Til the people rebclied aud the neghOornS shores are
infested with terrible load. Psence threatens
eyil increases Ihere l. no ilme 10 SOP ara inlha we
must do. How waere. when can we have The hres
which shall consume this mass aud Render II In
nOcGOus I
W. shall find no better wisdom than that Of the
Jewish lawgver no wi-er HYGIENE laws. The cose
would he great we have no great VileF, from when
smoke ard iurtd flames can always ascend. pv NJ the
smile OF the fires that never duenoir'i the coss
would be great Du surely economy ras no' been enc or
city virtues. We taxes that iew ould bear.
and cheated people aTeexcep tue sub
iects victims or the sublime Porte. We spend money
enough. and problem 81 the day presses upon
Some hing NUT be done. ~ erv other expedient has
been tried. and we NAV as well come T. u before We
have pestence When D. comes n xiii De uo .'nys teri-
GUS dispeusation Of Providence to some Of us ws
throw roo much blame on Providence. md
Aer- York, Au1. 20, 1850.