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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-04-09
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...ocrArxD PRESS DIsPACnEs.

Dee1eP Gxp1essen.
=. C,oasz, wis. April Early thu
,,ius the boiler Of the steamer Ball
- exploded, causing a terrible loss Of
-. . fsv miles below this city. The
.s-aoa;ou completely wrecked the upper
- q the steamer. The crew con-
$500 II mon, including officers, 5 are
s.<.p. One is dead and three prob
- fatally injured. and tho remainder
rme or less hurt. The injured men
- bsvaghs to this city and are being
- for. The Bellamac il compare
s;1av nsw boat, and was considered
-.,essHiv safe. The second engineer
- he boiler had plenty of water and
rs psands Of steam.
here 81 the slsraa.
x.rAxAzoo, Mich April s.-Addi-
go, psrtieulars of the cyclone show
~ - devastation was greater than at
- suppossd. Houses were unroofed.
- IN : number Of places were torn to
.;nes. Ono person had the timbers Of
q. ham drawn through his house. In
..sIher cass tho front Of house was
IN Of. Isaac Simmons's houseswas
"a - pisess and be was fatally injured
- felline timbers. A swath Of 70 to 10
- vide was moved clear across the
nath end Of the county.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-04-09
4 GREAT PAPGR.

II New York Herald II never of less
~ twslvs pages and from that mp to
Gxteen, twsaty. twenty-four and twen-
ty-sieht. lts Sunday issue is Of twenty
sour psGes nsw ~ a regular thing. and
4 - lnammoth sure enough. Speaking
= h ssptuple, that great and eater
Ridng Journal on a recent occasion
mid:
Ths publisation Of 10 large = paper M
theseoeaple Herald auggesta few strik-
- ceoparis0ns. For instance, il all
~ papse exhaosted iu printing today's
e6ie3os was unfoiled and united, there
VUuld Be snoagh 10 extend all along the
us6non River Railroad 70 Albany,
6hsaee along the Central Road to a
point II miles beyond Rochester. II
~ down on the Boston route this strip
q papsr would paas through Boston
-, euing on 70 Portland, (Maine)
Tally stop thirty miles osyond that
Vity. L might also be laid from New
Yoek 10 Philadelphia, thence to Baiti-
noee, and, passing through Washing
n, 70 ninstoen miles beyond Rich
~ Virginia. Taken over the Penn
qlsaaia railroad tbs end would 90 be-
yoo6 Horse Shoe Bend, in the Allegheny
3euneains. The question has been Of
- asksd, how many writers are nsces-
M 5ee such pWpsr as the Herald Z
Xo1ae thers are over four thousand ad-
tug(f1emeuts in our columns, % No may
uloly eay that between four and five
lAou1and writer's wore engaged in put.
tiag the Sour or Ave hundred thousand
ue1ds u today's Herald in proper shape
lug Cur one hundred and forty c0mpOs-
iaeA As each Of tho twesty- eight pages
- aere0typsd fourteen times thers
vsee three hundred and ninety two
r1a1ees each weighing forty pounds, or a
tptL q ffteen thousand six hundred
ond sieaty pounds. HayJer's. ..Nagazise
eonfAins matter equal to about eighty
1oouons Of tbs Herald. 20 that ws give
- gsadss today two magazines for
In oent&. We may soon have 10 do
Nyu0 uoeo than this.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-04-09
FoRE1aN.


Japan News.
YoKoHAMA. March 2l.-Ito, late Presi.
dent Of the Council Of State, left 70,
Europe via HonRkona ON the 18th Of
March.
The depression in the silk trade is IN
precedented during the past seventeen
years.
A large appreciation has taken placs
in paper currency.
A Corean correspondent Of Japsnsse
newspaper says the population of Corea
is over 100000.
Tho crew Of foreign vessel. nation
ality unknown. was attacked by Island
ers, Of the coast of Ccrea, and two of
them murdered.
Cholera and typhus fever are preva-
lent in the Hoo Choo islands.
A severe shock of earthquake on the
llth cansed much alarm, but wrought
little or no damage.
The United States steamers SwataIa
and Mononcacy left ON a cruise. The
Richmond will shortly 90 to Kabs for
repairs.
News Fre0 the Rlewesy kiseAsa.
SAN FaAxcfsco, April 7.-Arrfved,
steamer Bslaio, from Honekong, via
Yokhama, and brings the following
news from Hongkona:
HoNGkoNo. March IA report was
current in Shanghai that ON the 4th the
Emperor had died, but the news was
not confirmed in reply TO private inqui-
ries by telegraph, but serious palace in
trigues have been discovered.
Thirteen persons involved In theft
from the palace have been tried and
sentenced. Six Of them have been be-
headed, and the remainder are under
sentence Of death. Further develop
ments are expected.
Martin, in the employ of the Chinese
Imperial Customs, committed suicide at
ChingRan. Deceased was son of DR..
Martin, President Of the Imperial COL
le9e at Pekin.
The Progressive party in Corea are
agitatinR for foreign interc0urvs and An
annual mission from Corea to Pokin.
They have asked for Chinese advice.
Rather than 10 advance any such a
policy, Governor Hennesy Of HongkonR
has lett Tor Europe on leave.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-04-09

Aooec1inR 20 The returns of tho South
waies ceai trsds. about twelve million
( M Vsre shipped Rom the va,ious norts
6afinQ 1881.
=. r,a.....,s .h.. ....,:-.s
mss;,1 n.1 ;i,,,m ;ns.;nn ,~n. -. saS S' smSn.o
~s.sssS. 'J.I"s.k ~n;.S - itoM r.. wu T anu
- - ~ " - Rsss;sns. ~ s.s z ."1 a Eaui'a.
Sss,srs ~ ~ =. =. ~ '.n, s.., nns Psovcu q
nade 3rom ooal.
n. c.I..a.,s
IN SpsCneau pnnsn ".on s"ys =. snat Dos-
~, sssn. .aso \; sao Ss,s ~ =. S sne 0fCsn ms
-. .s.n1 ~, n 80 cco,isZ cquate. Inc
~ ~ vh;l. MI 0ss ~ ei,i" ~ 81" aof sne ensu-
ssi.:.S -. Vt.s 4s,s su' - Vas ia'nps TO
~ S''"'
Ieess J: q town IN Ohio whose gas
Noses easbonizs b24 tons of coal per an
producing scarcely hve million
~ ol Ras, Ot u candle power.
~ Resoe OF Ras 10 l.60 per thousand,
1 ~ superintendent thinks that il
= sold for VI, and leave profit
-
NoeInaa ago there vas q GAS explo-
- g I6any. vhich did c,,ns;dsrshIs
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-04-09

The grounds OF the second Presby-
terrain Church. in s.. Louis, hare long
bss~n trystina place for lovern. C0uplsp
Of sweethAsrta may ~ seen there any
evening. Fred Tunkin Was 4 Paul Pry,
who spent . great deal of time covsrtly
watchiag the Young people. He VA
lately found dying from . hullst wound
Tbs case hss been sometime mystesy
Now Kitty L1mont ooufcsees that shs
uhot him. He oams upon her when =
Young man vas kiming her, and ~ val
20 angry that. whon her companies
obligineiy handed hee his piseoa, eh4
uaed Il. 6hc rsfssss to tell who thi1
lender waa-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-04-09

According 20 the latest ofiicia infur
nation, vaccination II steadily advauc-
ing in favor with the people Of India.
Durine 1879 20 tho operation was per.
formed in Bengal in something like
half million moro cases than In the
previous year. Satisfactory returns
were obtained from tho Bombay Prssi-
dency and tho central provinces OF Be-
rar and British Burmah. The Burmese,
indeed, are % ready TO accept vaooina-
tion that It only remains to supply them
with competent stan OF honest Vaocin
ators. and 70 provide regular supply Of
good lymph. In this respect they form
an agreeable contrast to some Of the
people Of Naniab. who show considera-
bic opposition, which, however, appeara
10 be due partly 70 Ignorance and parsly
10 the obstruotion and apathy a ths 10
cal authorities.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-04-09
Aaasn ~ orHrxs wsclip from th.

- usn ~ OrHERs We clip from thu
chvisfias Adracafe the following
ea by the Rev. h. X. Hines. ol
,.,: and. . Who recently paid Seattle a
Oancs our Last Wait % Seattle
years ago, the city has stretched
sn On every aide. Where we're theu
soesse tress are nov splcndid rest
and grounds. Activity and sner'
~ everywhere app srsnt. and the
afe enthusiastic abont the out.
s.s eoe their iseautifal city. and fully
- tned 20 cpsnmSud the future
eannot have too Rrsat future q
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-04-09

Ths LARK" i ~ boz scent Cigar.
AZ Wssshsimas's California Cigar 6tose.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-04-09

riffy dozen knives At great eacsi6ce,
at the California Cigar 4 TooAceu
Houso. y. Wungn1. ygoososees.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-04-09

WaukeRan, Illinois, II in latitude ~
deg. 10 min. north, longitude - deg.
weet, ON = blu6 30 feet above and over
looking Lake Michigan. Settled in 1884,
Il was Incorporated a. = city in 1850. A
watsr supply il procured from an ~
tssian welll, completed in 1875 70 q
depth Of ll3l fes6 Rock il cncoun-
tered leO fest from tho surface, to
which depth tho boring b cased with .
fur inch iron pips. Ths Arut pips put
IN oogroded and wAs replaced In 1881.
The watsF will Siss 70 G6 fsst above
the surface. The veil discharge into
. bSiek tank 70 fest square and - fest
high, built half above and half belev
tho surface Of the groand. on ths
highest land in ths city. Ths supply h
cuptous and constant.
Prom The tank u 10 dis11ibuted By .
caat iron PIPE, Of which thr0o mtles,
mostly 81 nix inch diamstes, are laid,
with hftssu 6re hydrAnta.
The pupniatipn In 1870 vrs l0Bt. Tbs
daily consumption u nOs AtAtsd. The
yissd of the we'll 10 in exoeas Of she pre-
t~nt demand. The cost Of the veil vaa
$skgD.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-04-09

'Goats is valuable property here
abouts," said an old Gowanus long
shoreman. II don't know what the
poor ould woman would do without 'em,
A spry young nanny, when she Is feelin'
veil, will 1ieC one quart of milk twice a
day. Good rich milk, too. Il makes
splendid coffee. One half Of them
byes playin' around tho dock there ID
been raised ON nanny's milk. Their
own natural mothers can't stand to
work hard and give their children the
proper amount of milk, and, besides
goats milk II bettef. NOR .thelf uxn@.
stronger like. There In a difference in
goats milk, OWN pretty much 70 what
they eat. Tho Italians up round Har.
lem can't afford much, and their Ro.ts
has to live on few old oyster cams and
sardine boxes, while these here goats
about Gowanus and South Bcooklyn eatl
theater advertisements and show bills
the whole winter, and anybody what
knows anything about goats knows that
makes q difference In tho milk"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-31

shows old jamestown a hunded years ago ~ :"
street with nineteen houses. ..l =,
As 10 tie manuscripts their value ~ Iulc''i.t 80
The report OF the Joint Library Iohlhlttt cc
Among he "plums' is an unpublished arcouunr -
the war i'm America, with corrections III tur ii" oc
Vlitlu- of the Count dc h0chamheau' va" 20
These corrections. o. rather memoiH,na' ~ a.
gard 70 tie incident. mentioned III '",r,,,l IN q,
itub,ehcJ Niopnr> of Oiiara's first aplIoa'u'hS
hiu hV mistake 80 surrender tnhW'lllS 49,
There is also 70 journal DIES Operations ~ -
Irlucals' and instructions from LOUIS n n ~"
Admiral TcJuay. who at one the '3l"'' ,'' i,,,
irratl fleet ON this coast W i", H''ll"' ~.
nsiella irttcr-l0oks there are uIDo N"'u'u.', NM
Grim, tl,. usr.od from $50 30 1871, and conohu2
cc..es ~iKs tine report, of muiltItes &" leil'iA 80
anl rom that General relating prncpaiy TO lno
conduct Of tic war IN America. IN ths 'oIIe
.rnu1rnrp arc lmroItru, Uupub. htd letters 'l
thr Count d. GIa~,r. which throw llehi mon llo
Yorktown campai -i and arc rald. IN addluoh' 10
rtl. e. more praise upon " Washington cohdl'l oI u
Tram Is mcicd out hy French historians ana certain
writer's on thc American sdc. j these hpchal-
beau ran.r, huug W.Shn ton ouf SiiI more
c,tgit o., the GENITAL figure Of operations III when
th. l.ic, were also concerned D. woHl s'e 10 'e
puIIc dutv tO huV them. Iuh LlhIdIy ON
nIttc' report, farther that thc collection t'ht'.u'
about loo oliliuai letters ami documents cover
ing the period a.tcr $50 and including the WlItaIN
papers OF both Frcu il and American officers ana
lrtfc., OF instruction from fine French Eov'inln'Hl
90 NOchumh,an Finally. Il lnc.udcS l"- hll"IS
from Washington 10 Rochambc an, al upon MIL
turv Affairs or topics of public interest.
What action Congress viii tai" I'D the matter Oh
pirrh3~.u. these rare papers rcma ms 10 ht seen
Committee il favor OF securing them is Il hopc'UI
r.I pa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-31
Ornther5.

ALI, WANTING BEST TEACHERS should
Candidate. Ncw Bulletin" Skilled Teachers stek
Ing places shout have Amer. 1choo Institute :, "pphClon
form. mailed Tor postage. j. ". StHENMERllONN, sec -
r. 18th y. \.
MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
"A AGENCY supplies Colleges schools md Families VITA
fHorouellv Principals Io''trr
Families going abroad or o tine country promptly suited Win
address Miss NJ j.
you Sc American and Foreign Teachers Agency - Union
square.
pINCKNEY'S AGENCY for SCHOOLS and
TEACHERS.
T. supplies SCHOOLS and FAM LIES with TEACHES,
II TOIt- aud GOVERN E~-ia-.
. supplies TEACHERS with POSITIONS.
3. ~uWiirs PAiikN - with lNfOHhAl lON concerning
SCHOOLS.
80 CHARGE go schools or parents.
TTNCTTI desiring po-iliaus should ssud stamp ap
plcaflOn form. PIN tNNt1. - .N'l.N. - ..,
I,nu.-.ic Buiiding broadway and IitIsL. Ncw-NorS.
ryEACHERS wanted for numerous early spring
tall vacancies daily received. send stamp Tor app-
cation form National Teachers Agency. Cincinnati ONO
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Coruorailon Nc!lre5.

OTICE.-Proposals viii be received ~ .. ,no
ton. 80 tj fI-i.t, anil June $50. of ,.., or
goo is ANA loal. For full miOr.a>on see Ois '''0'N
eat No.- city Hal
NOrlCE.-propo,a's for dredging snis., ~
y West 18th aud Nest l7tls,s y r., y Of loo, Nor.
me Department Docks NJ and ll9 un'le-' 40, $50
day June 'tl. lo~ a a. OclOc M tot iA.i Nm
tnc CJ Record. copies Tor sa!t at y TO- -O'' ".'I--
Proposals for paving p, tL lec,c HSG5y
~ made ground at Pier new l. y r.. WI u i'r+.I Nom
tc Department 81 uocAs. ~ AMI ll' ra.lou
day h. lo-2 a. - oclos M ! o. ~, IL nj
the city Record copies Tor sale al No 2 OiS 49, -
N'OTICF-PIOpoSals will be rec receive sna g. cSrres
~ Office ol the department OF IubAc and
non 80 6G dtyr until June !" l9' O,r.h,I aud pllfed
turup pc. luI wIu Nruatot~ 20 ~ lfi.~J For full
inurN dre a. zine house ou BAcA"c.' - fgtv Hall
formation see t.ity record for salo At No -, -
NrOTlCE-Proposal for rcmoylnF west t,'ta.
y ,,It,' , , i,i.ug pier az th' 10Y 90 ,,, an Az.
n a.I huIiiuv ucN WOO i' IL wv. MI
,n,h M th. 100, ni SAID stctt VII Do mil Monday,
t,''nt ID D,,A. 4. and 10 pu, ir.fl,n
nm. $50 al IL o', ock NJ POI. rift Hail.
"ile City Record" copies Tor 'ai' AZ 10 IL.
NOrlCE.-Proposals for building 20 /" 7o, ~ ~.
y h,I.br,d MIN iupurtenancrs nom ~ ~ 1cSs II aud
u Mi he fec. ned 6y thc Dy par inont % % ~ ~ < M.
GIuIu,sL uniI Monday, Juu' - 20 comic, for $40
r.r mn ilfoffat D sec The tily I'eoiu
at 20. = Cty hal, IL. ,,,IlI
rs,O CONTRACTORS. PIo ,P,T,1,t Tnai
10 rc.i,rl At the Odice OF the flie Dels , CON.
te,9 ior binding three housc1 -" ,ar 80 AZ No.
ma,s' t,r mi information SEQ I41y i'oNV'"' ''' ~
-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-31

LITDRIRT NOTES.
TIE late James Rice wrote nothing Of importance,
il is asserted. uuaiGcl by Watcr Icsant, except a
History OF the Iuri.'
"Uuclc Gcmu, "-othcrwi,c joel Chandler Harris
has written short story which is mentioned rs a
work OF genius equal to the " Tar Na'y'
Miss Ehola Broughtou, the author Of Nancy"
and other vivacous ana icrNd tales, is writing
new novel
Bret Hatee rccollectous Of Louric,low viii APP
pear I'D thcucNt uumbcroi G,of G.ris. They hare
already been published in German in Vienna
journal.
john Morlcr. after retiring in November from the
cditorSldp OF Lie I5rtt4J IL or. viii devote
all the time not given editing THE IG3 MAX
Go1ot to purely literary work
Mr. Edmund Go>>c has discovered fresh facts
bearing ON the life of tire roct Gray-farjs which
he has embodied ia his IA no-raph on GRAY. This
is 10 lie the uc4t volume OF the English Men OF
Letters series.
Edward Jcukins's story. d" \ pa'adIu OF Finance y
-apparcntly a satrc on the late uniamcnicl mon
Generate of unsayuy financial wem0ry-is TO be
reprinted Immediately i'll this country by ). L.
c. good 81 Co.
The .oyc and esteem winch DR.. John Browns
couutrymcn bore to him may DE- con 20 furel from
the fact that seven years a-o. Wh.n lis health
began To- fail. sum Of moro tLan $4,000 was col
lcctci for hiu without tie SLIGHTEST pllcitF The
Kindly author OF Nib ana. mis- iucu3s' knew
nothing o. il until tie amount. partly ma check
and partly i'm tAc shape of I'll auun'iy We, pat into
bis hands, the list Of The contributor, hrst having
gone into the fire.
Alexander Ireland. of Manchester Enaiaad, pub
lisneI Yesterday ia London. Edinburgh. Manchester
and Glasgow memoir OF Ralph Waldo Emerson.
containing personal rccollections OF Lmcr,ons
visits to England and extracts from hitherto un-
published letters. vi. Ireland WIS mainly instru-
mental III nduciug Emerson 10 lecture ia England.
and undertook the necessary business alIaIg .mcnts
so a. to relieve the American tom ali cOueapOnd-
encc connected herewith
The prices of books in Germany are very hioh.
The four volumes of Ilcnners "iiterntuIo of the
Eighteenth Century cost, for example, over -
and the first volume alone Of Raukc's "Wcit-
reschichte" is sold mt somethu. over Fl. Prices
are in short. double those Of similar books in
France and this in spite Of the fact That Germ
authors are poorly paid, and that The de.rc to pos
,ess private library is nowhere stronger than in
Germany. There the man of letter, commonly OWLS
much larger library than his French courcrc.
though his books are so dear tnat hc literally has
to Luy them out Of his daily hlcad.
Tie JoupalQ rHe NjGta,yNcrrice IH>G at'op for the
current qlar cr opens with a translation by NIior
Wcitzc of the Eng rcers of portions o. the last of
the scr.c. of pamphlet SON ti' franco-Ternln War
edited by the Historical Division Of the General
staff of the German Army. lis devoted to au ace
count OF tAc telegraph mj NAL service of the
German ArmY. The proportions OF the machinery
winch WIS brought INTO pY tor e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-31
InstrncilorL.
Miscellaneous.

DARENTS SEEKING SCHOOLS for their
L CHILDREN will find prospectuscs Of the BEST either
In city q country, In $3.50. ... 800, l,..,,r.
designed parents n selecting schools New edition
will be ready June at oicc, FREE by mall bc Tor post
age Special catalogues Of the beat schools furnished
GRATIS Information concerning Schools freely gwen 70
parents and guardians ...,.,.,, ,-,. ,.,,,.,,e.
Domestic Building broadway and llilst. N""-fork.
TE'UE CONSERVATORY OF ELOGUTION.-
IS7 5thavr Glasses and private Instruct Address
Mis-. ANNA RANDALL-DlEIIL. Principal
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1netrucll0I.

For Boys and Young Men-City.
1TR. NcWelfs Classical ana Scientific school.
VI l5J West 4Jdst s,Icntl. cl4rtincut. Professor
H4Iock Number limited.
PREPARATORY SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL
Mtiis0n.ave ami fffh.st ia j- tl' S'pD .; Nuns.
Stevens Institute. n-1 &C.. l1l ,cll'l pr,ssAolt
C4AsAes IA Architectural and Mechanical Drawing
A. COLlSiH5 Engineer corps Us. NJ and professor Al
Naval Academy.
/ University Grammar School, ], ISL Broadway,
u near - Ls-. (tj.I y3t-I. Primary Commercial
Classical Departments IL II Hobby, W. L. AKA PnAcl2AA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-31
SCHOOL OF MINES.

TIC annual examination Of the classes viii begin on MON
DAY. May - az TO- NJ.
Tnecxauuuaono OF candidates for admission TO any Of the
ak rc,.ullr courses viz Mining Engineering. CyH In
,t.,,-n, Au,Iyti,lI auI Applied Chemistry. Geology,
Mctaiurev Architecture. viii brsia On FAlDAf june y
q n.n a ID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-31
TUE ROCHAMBEAU PAPERS
AZ INTERESTING REVOLUTIONARY CoAi-l.O-
TEON.


Fr.~cu CoyIrNsI NT-tAlt "i,ln' NN'.'-
1NGloN L,rlraa.
VIoN AZ occa>ln>A' ,...,
NASu.>oi"N. .d"y 80 '''' .' i''' ,-
ol tie not fortunate "''''
authorized IF congress WIS '''' - '''''
library Of Am,rcjn books ana 'A'f"''' '''' ""
with Thomas jtr"s'nN c"'.'''.'" '''"
nucleus Of TIE l'"'ni l'D'' "''"'' c'
Capitol Letter known as Tie /. '''' ~
Cle>s. IL Was 500" iiihs /" m"h' .'''
and Luud III "a " al photographers gle ""'
cana iur the result Thus i'r h(r ''. '''
end Is Iat yct-that som' valuable W.'. 'i ,
same elias, have since found ther V'' 'h'" '.'
library "a, If Us attract. %. or as lo'loV' %
dent which otherwise might have boon "' ''
The shelves ol private collectors. 'v l
fal, AMI accessible. some day. 'INs'''.
The Force purchase, there VIII lFo't"1
ma, Of rare and original r''ri'4 "'"i 90 '''
liz history Of th.s country ah' t"N con. .'' 'i'"
fhe earliest times down as {. give ''.'' '-'''' 80
WHAT, now called ai'.i q fashion 'Ae ''''"'
a,chi,c," al Washington. Ii Is already '"' '".''
ana bound to become much more so I'D ''' ''','',
TIT the writer Oh America" S'''''' :',
political. HISTORICAL m!.''l' o' ''''''' a.'
mast cone t. The O"rlt" To- ''u'.' ''.,
round cd bis work. u Ac AIMS I'D HAVE '' W '''''
an value.
Tie department OF % All. r'''"' -' VI i''''' "
H. which the Librarian Var. Ni"''''' .'' .'''''''''
takes q patriotic in'eIeSi-h's i". f'N.''' 9''''
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