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The sun., 1885-02-22
The Widow 0,ssaue's Rlut.


wh!sht there, Mary Murphy. doan think me insane
But I'm dylu ter tell ys OF Wdder O'shane;
She US lives In the uttlc MKT mine. doan We know
An does the foine washiu' fer ould Misthsr Shuow.
Wild niver chick nor . child ter track in
Tier kitchen IA always as nate aR . PIN;
och. moiEhty foins gurrul 10 the Widder shane.
An ~ud ye b.lav. me. on Saturday night
We heard rouxh sup comm over our flight;
An Mike. me ou 4 man, he list hallered 10 me.
=" LOOK out av the door an see who 1t noight be-"
An looked Mary Murphy. an save me II there
Wusnt Thomas Malone on the uppermost stair
Hrs tile landlord yere seen HIM yersef Wild camel
Al lie Knocked on the door Of the Widder oshane.
An Whispered TO Michael Now. whist can il mane
That his worship is calling nm Widier q Shane!
knt dAy comes Friday wild US do,n We $780,
SO knew that II wusnt coiiictin' he'd Do.
" II must he she him some money fer rint
Though the nexhuors 10 say that she the
You tukr cure of me MY. Michael Brady p" says l.
' An IN pape through the keyhoe, will. die"
Tn. howly saint. bliss met what shudn't Isee
But me idder . shane sitt!n' Gourin' the tea:
An the landlord wus there, N sth rnonas Malone
A-sittin one siie 0V tile table alone.
" it- privilege great that yo offer ter me;
Fer I've not once sat down by n fair woman . side
Since sat down by her that once called bride.
" An Ia II ye're poor now, widder O'ShanrY
fe're dacent woman, both tidy an cAne;
An We're 10th av us here in the wurrud alone;
"ud ye think ot unitiu' wid TnomAs AAhonsw
Then the widder oshan. put the tea kettle down.
An .he says lsthrr Thomas, name 10 q crown;
take tmo-t gladly '-un' then me ould man
Hoered. " Bridget. cum in here. quick yer can"
So then. Mary Murphy. I riz on that floor,
An run into attic an bo ted the door;
An seq TO me Michael. {" SOw, isu't IL nane,
shsu have no Tint to pay. will that widdsr o'shans."
The sun., 1885-02-22
The History of the Monroe Doctrine.

To THE EDITOR OF THE SUN-Sr: Recently
occasions Tar Sun has spoken OF Monroe
Doctrine as It 10 called and Sunday last printed the
text OF President Monroes sent Congress
Dec q 1928, relating to IL. The phrase political
TEN of the allied powers in the passage forms the key
note TO what then was meant Now. what meant
by the term allied powers and what the political
system against which tho Presidents message di.
rected' OF course . state paper can never any
thing more or anything different from what il meant
when ii WAS written.
The allied powers known In history under the name
Of the Holy Alliance formed in 1915 by Russia Prussia
and Austria Tho treaty was published Feb q 1916 and
tho professed object exclude forever from tho
thrones OF Europe OF the family of Bonapare and
further, the contracting parties bound themselves to
live together In Christian peace and harmony.
subsequently Spain and France joined the alliance.
Spain after the fall of Napoleon obtained Constitu.
on and Tree Cortez or parliament IT the instance OF
England as compensation for the heroic struggle Of
her people against Napo-on Tut this became rk
some to King Ferdinand and. therefore In 1922 Con-
gress of the Holy Alliance called TO consider the
AFFAIRS OF Spain to which England was invited. When
proposition was made in this Congress to suppress tho
spanish Parliament England protested. and withdrew.
French army entered Spain under the uspices
Holy Alliance ai,d the Cortez suppressed tho only
opposition being the pro,ss, of England She could do
more such issue She could dght the forces
of Europe combined
After this DONE notice en- to hold another
Congress OF the Holy Alliance at Paris to spsns
rebel!ious South american colonies II WAS now Eng
and' opportunity and she did neglect It As soon
a. this notice was given George Canning who then
thu Rriti.h Foreign Secretary. Informed the French
Amhsssador in London that England would regard Con.
gres. OF the Holy Alliance in Paris for this purpose
declaration OF war The Congress he for no W.
pnwerless England might outrage on
thu people of spain she supreme the ocean aud
could prevent an army Of the Holy Alliance from land.
ing IN South America.
Canning not only did this but he opened q corre-
spo"aenee with the Government "f Mr. Monroe solicit
The sun., 1885-02-22


William Walter Phelps. with all his millions.
n red nscktie.
Tom Reed dresses In dark tweed business clothes
Lyman or Massachusetts wears green Orlando
P,ttcrr xrny clothes would sell for 81 \
hani CLOTHES man and the black ones of Col Woodford
of kentucky shiny with
Charley ONeil OF Philad.lphs IL natty in his dress
and his red necktes are always new and his collars
clean.
Jim Belford. on the other hand. sometimes wears
CLOTHES that are positively drtN and they hang on hi.
square. angular form like those of farmer who has
framed them the
Both Carlisle and Randall little inch wide black
neckties and both generally dressed black
sioop little. and neither very careful 10 his ap
penrnnce.
Judge Reagan of Texas black diagon nj Prinoc
Albert coat and turnover collar, and Perry Brlmonts
little frame. every OF which lie Fed with
buttoned black brondcloih.
Gov. Long has "A good tailor. and his wide blue
sucker trousers OF last year mue him the enved Of al
OF the Washing dudes but bun Turner Ken
tucNy often comes INTO the House without vest gud
buttons his trOus-r. with belt
DOrshemer clothes he foot and nds
In back diagonal sam Cox always appears the floor
in black aud Horr Of Michigan has a suit Of bust.
ness cut and pepper aud salt material.
Calamity Weler's clothes rough and a
MS BRAIN HIS Guittauikc face looks as though need
ell a rRknr, and his hair always stands u end.
Phil Thompson that little fellow with the pleasant
face aud tue mili air dresses neatly, and Ills
clothes 1T him. He hHs no look about him which III
Indicate his history ~ the killer OF several and his
manners are as gen lie nv those OF PM Tnonp.
son has twin brother. VINO dresses Just like him. und
who is his very Image IN fac. and form The
cannot tell them apart and Phls brother who not
member OF Congress. and hss right floor can
move in And out OF the House nt Will.
The sun., 1885-02-22
A MONKEY'S PRANK.
The Lawsuits and Expense with which it
Threatens staten I.rnnde-s

Last August the bark Margar-tta was lying
loaded with oil at the STANDARD oil Companys wharf At
Constable Hook. n. j. A pet monkey WAS chained Oh
deck one Of the crew left lamp within the monkey.
reach The latter caught the lamp In hi- paws II
burned him and h. Slammed tne app On me deck. The
ahre In few mput-s The haw.ers cut the burn,
Ig craft drft.d the Kill won ull TO the staten
Island shore. AMI sank.
The Plot commissioners notified the Supervisors Of
Richmond county To remove the huh, y.
nhviEation rhe Wreckmssf-r- NJ Richmond county
hired "r-ckers 10 do 40 other stripping
the charred remains Of the were
and their implements srzei and suns for damages aud
false imprisonment resulted
Awr-ckrr agreed to rais. the sunken vessel at Il
rate ofsn yer day or take - ~ for the inu The dN
rate was Axreed amt the Nv days
ago received bill for 81 5si from the wrecker fhs
claim " - audited al 800 Tie claimant thr-arn"d
TO sue Tor the full amount lie sad he had Al eady
mAins of the bark for S+tl
The Supervisors that they could be eco.
nomical tina they have besn the They will
probably sue the STANDARD Oh Company for ths amount
The sun., 1885-02-22
Fnst Time on nm Iceboa..

The icebont Hope of Burlington Y. j. carry
Ing its owntr, ". fem!nora Hnd Rufus q Wilkn. II
this city made the excellent time of H.. Ie In
ynine seconds on Thu -day, audis said have dons
even better n former OCCASION
" II was b-widcring" ,ad Mr.. wilkins yesterday.
III takes strnhy hand and quicK To hsnde Of
the machines when IL Bows hard. especially niid
and over rough ice. one moment she up on The lee
ward ruurer and the next sc cant, wind url and
then makes feartu! leap ia the air and does
the ice sgtiH in hundred feet. sailing thr
be- called the of motion, q
desth sort OF ecstucy thrown
"Eghty ,ntes hour is claimed for n i'm.
proved nl9d-iin fact there is limit speed when
approaching the wind II the ice The
ments are peculiar, with conflicting sensations that
hardly admit of explanation The desire that some
people have 10 leap from gdy h-'. doubtless tho
same. The Hope sailed from burlington camden IN
sixty miHuies the hrst aud only time icebo9t has
been over the course"
The sun., 1885-02-22
CURIOUS FEATURES or ACTUAL LIFE
Old Newspaper that Improve with Ase.
Prom The Ne,p Hnrsn Nstcs.

Having occasion the other day to search for
soue coics of dHil. new.rsp-ra of certain dale IN
isIj was not sur fsea to hnd that ~ the ooes of the
dali could furnish cory o. the date which needed.
hat was referred IN every case to named Robsrt
Pndi. formerly bnothlacE VINO mak-s q business ot
dealing Ia back numbers " newspapers l found him.
and IN hslf an hour hal the papers
Budds history rather that of his business u peculiar.
He IL coAblsck with an gett face Hnl
mHrkabe faculty tor er,imang the value OF HI. wares
Although ho has regular price list his PRICES so
corjng to hat he ths bt the value Of the pHperio
the wonii.be buyer Some months ago there was law
Certain ore or Of sep,ea copy % q" an arteis
coyer,nI sewers era pages N 'msN type Bpad wa, 'ns
aaksd suo for It ahou It not ten year, old siJ
had originally cost him but two cents and the svin wA
y sa. s sro sS "sd .md on
Br adwHy. Thlrteth street. and the tH0
sold newspapers lie was struck with the nunb.r cf
or tnr.e days, week, or even month old and he
had the idea Of adding to his tnat OF old news
amply shown by the business he has butt up. AZ
present he "ccupies large cellar the walls 81 which
bundle containing the copies of one month OF eech
paper. There is tag attached to each bundle giving
A. he s keeps up his newspaper stand he of courss
gets his papers a, cost price and when pc really
Budd puts away twenty copies Of the Herdd twonty
copies Of rnx sus ten Of the World Tmes and Tribune
Ills schcdue of prces supposed TO be follows; For
papers three days old double the price. for papers
apers 1 YEAR old ST. f"r psrers more tnan sesr oa
81 25 additional for every year But as ,uid before
this schedule no guide IN Gaze Budl discovers that the
ness he bought up compete hes OF several newspapers
running back IN some cases to 1850 hat he nhds the
to Keep two assistants at WORK.
The number " persons who wish to buy back copies
posei III the course OF haf an hour during which I
searched through old file, nve parsons came into
kudd place and bought sraryDg in age from tive
1 n
The sun., 1885-02-22
Hans Breitmann Speaks Cp for Dism rex.
From Punch,

From Punch.
Er lebe hoch' tells you vot schockschwersnoth it's
Der B,.nirch is der videavnk., Msnsoh .fsr knew.
TSsre e.r vo. =" Other S S u s.v
The AusriaAs and vertxts French he schlug upon dc
OF Gernsn ons-hood den he made rish,dowu shplen.
And nov he tells his landsmen. Boys, our banner Is
Go out OF ihs hero brood. and oolonzs dc wortr
Vot iork., Germanis, nit her crown and sword and
,,,,, snn,na robe.
Aud vhtr. she sh,rp OF likely coast vot no one
Except d. nu'ifs 'afass' that vorshps shtocks and
She'll ,woop sntrasht down upon 1t, nit calm
And hrmly plant usstweal,hy shtandart in dc
She shan snsver, "ieDe LsuIs sm come here sIa tor
yonr good
~ hat brought German culture for do poddy and
ps sr.."s M"I'1r Of s,sry 'cr. md .'srS kind
q dc Ol-..ingso of aOurcsucratisl,: military rule ''
shAil Teach you shpendt Know edge you hitherto
Dat rsl.io. !. a fantasy, Whilst sausage is fact;
Ja de mysteries OF 'auerkraut TO you shall be made
And sons shall learn to host foanins waves Of
But to brighten up your elects init Hessi aud init
N our Army Service system I'll berr you by and by.
An An, '' - ~ .e e!sss ees,ng. ot our Hohs Poi.ei
"a ess. YOU Knde m s,m en aea'S. Srsflmyr 81 ny e
And NIT Discipline, PoItausendi-or IN know de
x, .I ianmo1 up her sg.e9s!: and oo
And troop. OF i..ra.d Dar.aucpa.. al butsonsdnp to
Then Dc ah,up, nsrf.s don't attend to vo, .h. ..ia
AMI ,", MAKE. h-nss1vs' unpleasant dsy must all be
For trinr, in d. vsv OF German culture must no,
lsndi' 0'"A' o'' 'A'n'''
The sun., 1885-02-22
NvhoS


O Fleetinc Years that stole from me my youth,
And i.ft me nsusht but uiipos. aud truth.
Inspire NV muse, that now my pencil hand
May 90 the proper thing In verses grand.
when saw light IN my wild Texan home.
Before carth'scrci- began to roam.
nv ruddy hair, on which the sunlight played,
Did but portray the burning thoughts that swAysd
Ny intan, benz. that precocious knew
The mighty deeds which was bound to do.
Now. let ine ponder ere guide my pen
To tell my story TO my fellow meni
! aui III Congress, and think know
Above all others how things ought to 20.
rTis certain that my individual voice
Elected Cleyeand, this great nations choice;
It's aI.0 true that were II not for me
Texas my stale. would independent be;
At TO The Union am staneh mud true.
And though til. Quid be hard. III chew and chew.
I see the reflex of my mighty mind
In every newspaper ever find:
IL euid,ns hani i direct. the peo ie still;
Aul II Old Moueybags applies to me
uive him comfort In tho hrst degree.
Aud tell him that my forces are Arrayed
Against the da nn!ns doe tr,ne OF free trade;
Tia, ihin9- had better he the other way.
Then 70 MIN WIN c"unteryaiiiax xah.
Coiumbisi now thy champion here stand
And Chant thy praises unto every land;
Oh Angina srores my might did proclaiin,
Aud Windsor Castle -cno-d with my fame;
naughty vic;pria in her stock Kings shook
At the bold attitude thy champion took.
Where Moscow's towers are reared agsinst the sky.
There unsurpassed. audacioos nrm wasI
lneN TOOK tUf a KING, anu tNc) were fKnI
Aud said they'd blow me mp with dynamite.
] wA- not dnunted. nor WAS disinnyed,
No Nihilist could make me feel afraid:
But when lett for NV ancestral state,
No urging on their part could make me wait.
Austria's proud Emperor and the Kaiser grand
Have gru-ued Ine often Dy the dexter hand
And craNed my friendship. WHICH kindly gave
A sovereign unto rovercignl Let her wavei
"A soldier. statesman lawyer. poet, sage,
stand the foremost OIL this planets page.
Wien civil war with devastating hand
O'-rslrcAui with terror TINS unhappy land
] fought and s.I as every soldier should
And ed tn, Stars ami Bars through seas Of blood.
But when thu conflict surH-d against our cause
! called u hHit. u atop. an nwruI pause:
Then was reconatructed riHht away.
And that's the way always mean to stay.
o Texan home! my countryi Every man
Who loves me let lie ever lead the vAni
Omy constituents. whO have sent me here,
BY eveir tie each "f US hoi dear,
Give your support 10 me, your champion friend,
AiIi VIII -tuy here to tile bitter end.
Think fit! WHAT on earth would Congress bs
Without your own Immortal O-ef
The sun., 1885-02-22

The Day IL AZ Hand.

In darkness We rallied As party and tribe,
Nor hsrt the great hear Of humanity heat,
Nor hredud ths voice OF the CHRIST. low and sweet.
Miist fHhing AtnthemE. .hthbbl-tn, gibf
- one IN the light vt the morning We meet.
God pity upon us! How 'nuch we havs erred,
How bitudty ws rushed to the thick OF the hght,
ANA wounded our brother. We fnug hit In the night;
AM, men nave been saln for the sake OF a word
they spoke IN the dsrA, that was meant for the light
The night IL far spent the day IL at hand,
Whr'I down crpu the vcruunde ell form OF tho creed
shall sweep the white robe " IN. merciful deed.
Anl over the de. o, ate fields ot the land
The sower of kindness shall scatter his seed.
In guest Of the Truth the vanguard Of souls;
The myths OF tho m citing away
Before The calm gakx Of ths heart searching day.
Oh 'cmile and altar on time. .honured scrolls
The hxht uembies down Let US praise; let us pray
ALTRrp ]. Hou.R.
The sun., 1885-02-22
Ely Lady In tho south.
From the Times. Democrat,

Ny lady dweils In sunny lands,
She wsIksDy troptc seas;
know where her fair palace stands
Amid tile orange trees.
The fervil.hearted passion flower
Blooms IN her garden cover;
The orchid Olazcs Uy her bower.
The palm trees wave above her.
The sky that Rrerts her upward view
In one vast sunlt dome
Is Ike that orG's cerulean hue
Ger uesus Church at Rome;
And when days glories slowly die.
Anu wild Uirds sing no more,
The southern Cros> there OIazes high
Mid cIouus Magellan s-w.
Some eve when all Ia growing dark,
And when long for rest.
III siep hUnAFv ny little bark
Aud steer toward the West,
And seek my lady in the land
W here summer dies no more;
And when reach that lovely strand
Ny waud'rings viii he Ger.
And yet I know when cold, dark seas
Break OH wintry strand:
When snowy fields aud IeAdsss trees
Are over AL tie lAnd-
I Know that were she with me now,
However cold and drear
The winters winh Ulew DER my brow,
Shed make " summer here.
Inviso KiNs
The sun., 1885-02-22
Setter. worl IL. Growier.

well-known resident Of Birmingham owns
two valuable setter logs wn have uirc the habit u
waths ~ front OF i"H Frnn' -,iopn on hau street,
every nlKNt ar Tu-i pl-F t. upru ui
give them ChHucr - 90 inside. once they
MAKE dIr"ct line to the the beer IL Srp:
ard II there are no ufirlns- the pail uurrn. .Ih
tucv march ~ aui in"r lrhiul tn hAr noLipg
fuE iut" the bartender face unt tual.y corl-
I- led TO treat them u about OF beer they
"ag their tas happily All! 20 Their way FeJOIeIug.
The sun., 1885-02-22
A Shrub Tint Ecars Melons.

nnrseryman recently handed to our re.
porter one ot the tru NJ rho melon sIrub-a iln-
portat1p from tentra America,
The iruii IL OF the OF and much
ofte same shape Tue cour IA lemon. pale orange
with streHNs of bright yio,-t The
for II pNrthk.s "s iI" nature pf u musNmelbu
much trunrr rIud lsuid pulp. sulilar to that OF
pear. also pale yellow cp,nf, In taste ayan re-
scmblny the musEm"lou. uut has hesiics u easiax
acid sad 10 be 50 whules nnd del lcou. thst when
paraken "t warm day II takes all the thirst
AWAY trr hours.
Th- plant has been successfully In Los Angeles
county and /. being introduced into ths county.
IL ku enor rn"us Nl.der the fruit Pheasant and ole
some, mud commanding good price in t- mark tAs
nelOn srub undoubtedly ha. good t4ture befOre IL
The sun., 1885-02-22
A Curious tnvr-born Colt.
From me pfasLTo Cf1r

A party OF five mon. while hunting deer
A., lgt three weeks dl-uUNrr-i Nurr's
Hole on The iIard-rrSri's anb HsI- mare Hn1 SUCK
INK cot, The. could not ure the mare aud Ei.l
l-r but lie colt wa- Eru out 'n The -tc "' Sir kuG
lusou " her, II do We fNr colt h.t-
of hair lts hniN h1s eyes lkr glul.s Il
cHuuoi o.; dan gNi hEl -tusu size. ilug "a
The DIX rtHIr ,sJuD OF Mr. ituu. tuAI It ,,uI
horn in 'h- rny" nd never .Gw daylight uulil taken
he hunters.
The sun., 1885-02-22
After the II all.
From the Albany Argus.

WV WV sFOUVB aVVWS
the snowy hood al! from her golden hair
Inc cloak OF fur that clasped her glowing form
Nhr now undone her b"son white and warm
Ana clear. fun u-ck shon~ forth beyond CON oaTe
one moment more. and her sweet arms wer. bare;
IA sosium. simple, hut with ~ondrous charm,
She stood Ii goddess, for whom M an might dare
something was wanting. for her dark blue ewes
We're far away, she smiled not from her heart;
PrrchAnce twas summer love 40 free from art;
The sea, u long HrAv beach and heaven blue akies
Before her. aud q man who sadly cries
RsproAehful love, and will no more depart
6AhugL WILLIAM CooyxR
The sun., 1885-02-22
Hs shows More shr.wnn-,s than the Aver.
age WIZ Neurer.


The cleverest man heard Of TOR some time is
ne w 20 becoming bad hsu four mg4- the rsir II
one y, r. the hnr OF the ueNt Uae DuyrT the oe
'he tllfi longer SIN sni the
iohH r hehuiN. liz besiuI!ny with
the former. Ihr eject a.htev. = same NJ thnu IN
ma. worn week he changes 10 me suorr agsin,
ana ny trends an acpNh 'Hees not ia tho bs-
IieNs he has visited "a blfusrs.
The sun., 1885-02-22
w u m en- as Jurors,

Twelve terms Of court / have now held"
says chief Justice Greene OF A-lrgton Territory "in
which women have served grand and petit Jurors
aud certainly fact beyond dispute that no other
ever been KNOWN IN tins Territory"
The sun., 1885-02-22
Doub,l-s. iind,o Gum Thar.


dentist Mt Triangle. \. Y, uuco rocaivad an
ornrt tSI "'N ~ l"nir, ~ fu,'w.' NN muuih "a Q
inches Att"st inches through the Jaw some hunuckr
on tbs edge; shaped Ike horseshoe toe forward II
thar. You're truly, -"
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-08-13
THE YOSEMITE YALLEY.
Discussion to the site and Building of
the New Hotel


lSan Francisco Call, August 12th.l
Governor StOnenran, J. NJ. Raymond J.
NJ. Griffith and Thomas Madden. of the
Board OF Commissioners TO manage the Yo-
senlte valley, met rs a conference commit
tee yesterday at 327 Pine street. to discuss
the site and building of the new hotel in the
valley.
1t was unanimously decided that the ho-
tel should be of as simple construction as
| possible, without Ornamentation; thatthere
should be solid foundation, and the build
ing so constructed as to enable the guests 10
have plenty of fresh air by means of piaz-
zas and balconies.
Governor Stoneman was Of the opinion
that the entire contract should be awarded
TO one man, SO as to hold hm responsible
Tor the whole work, rather than TO split up
the contract In this opinion all concurred
1t was also resolved to aid the contractor
to the utmost, giving him the opportunity
to cut timber in such localities that no in
jury would be done TO the beauty of the
place.
As the boundary line extends about one
mile on each side Of the cliffs there are
numerous places where excellent timber
can be cut. At the Hermitage, right back
Of Inspiration Point there is wood "suf-
ticient, said Sam Miller, "to build a good
sized town" As a wagon road passes by
the Hermitage the timber could be easily
transported The contractor will also be
permitted to get limestone, clay and stone
in localities where no damage would re-
suit. These advantages would, of course
be couHterbalanced in the accounts, and
would perhaps materially lessen the calcu-
lated expense, $35, 900.
As yet the site for the new hotel has not
been selected, and DIR. May will leave to-
day to make an extended tour of the valley
with the guardian and report back to the
commission upon the several places he
inspects, their advantages and disadvant-
ages for such Site also where good timber
can be cut, where rock, limestone and clay
may be found and also as to the various
expenses incidental to the building of such
a hotel as the Yosemite Valley should
have. Upon DR.. Mays report the COM
mission will be guided in the location for
the hotel. The doctor expects to be back
within week with a comprehensive and
voluminous report. Dr. May also reports
that all bills of Indebtedness of the COM
mission have been audited and funds are
in hand for their payment. The sums
amount in all to $1,000