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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-08-18

A request has been made for the extension
Of tho sidewalk on the east side OF Vermont
avenue from street to the alley north OF IT.
i. NJ. Gulty's proposition TO deposit 1879
cubic yards of earth On Twonty-iitth street,
between NJ and \, has been approved, Com
plant Is made of the bad condition of tho
Sidewalk on II street, between Twenly-socond
and lwCnty.third streets.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-08-18

p
~ pint of beer" The demandant was
beautiful girl Of about 16 years. Her
perfectly formed figure, graceful as Venus,
waited at the restaurant counter, while the
attendant, the white-aproned gentleman,
the dispenser Of reviying liquids, filled the
measure. The hour was near midnight.
Few persons fingered in the room. They
were generally asleep; ali, indeed, save one,
who held his glass with fearful uncertainty,
slipping from 1t now and then, and fitting 1t
after, in such fashion that It seemed eX-
ceedingly uncertain II he should ever sip
again-the chance being that none of the
nectar would remain.
The little pitcher filed and foaming over,
the maiden was about to glide away, when
one Of the sleepers, whose face had been
quite hidden, awoke.
Emmy he said; nothing more.
1t was EMMY" his daughter, who had
come for beer, obeying the command of her
mother,
Her mother, the wife of this somnolent
mccbanic-the wife, the mother who in
fluenced, impelled by her husbands exam
pie, had acquired similar TASTE and had
gradually advanced in her appreciation, till
now sleep was not to be thought Of o. nights
without The aid of this crown and "cap.n
Emmy answered him, "Father."
That name reused him completely. It
did more. lie rose, gaZed around, seemed
lost awhile in strange and unimaginable
past, came back to the present, cast TO the
i!oor his yet unemptied glass, came forward
to his daughter, clasped her hand even to
pain from the bar, dashed the small pitcher
she had presented, then strobe forth with
her to the street.
"a id fool" said the restaurant pro-
prictor.
"splendid gall" said one by one of his
customers as they suddenly revived from
their chaos.
"Just getting good business from the
old lady, and increasing the attractions OF
this place through that purity gall" con-
timed the proprietor "when that ID
fool --n
"Who is heP' l inquired.
"Why, everybody knows hlm-John
Jones, the best workman in this city
Might make his 500 easy every week, but
being, you see, jolly sort Of fellow,
| comes here most all the time, and lets the
world slide. On her, let her slide. Pays
| like n gentleman, Doesn't owe me cent,
Nor his wife, nuthcr,"
Sand he livesY"
AT No. - street,
II was, IN part, too late. John Jones Is
to-day most useful, prosperous, and
happy man, save that he cannot pardon
himself for the evil example set to his
family. His wife, unfortunately, proved
unable to restrain the influence which bore
her pcrilously downward, and has borne
her now to the hospital for the insane.
For woman soul, when once plunged in,
Knows no stopping place in sin.
Emmy, | am glad TO report, issued
brightly from the shadows, and is an aflec-
tionate wife, devoted mother, beauty
more exalted than before, with something
divine about it-a true woman S. d.
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DIED.

MuELLER.-On Aug 10, 1885, AuGrsr MuEL-
I'm, aged ~ years
Relatives aud friends Of the family are respect
fully invited to attend his funeral from his late
residence, corner Of Iwcniy-hrsi street and MNssa-
chusCtts avenue northwest, Tuesday afternoon, Aug.
49, NJ 4 O'Clock y, m.
FREEMAS-Sunday, Aug 10, ut 400 u. NJ, Of
nCphitis, ROnEIT 7. Il. FREEMAN, aged \ years
and month, second son Of Henry w. and Marian
j. Freeman.
Friends Of the family are respectfully invited to
attend his funeral, from the residence OF his pl-
rents, 1922 sixteenth street, Tuesday, the 18th IN
slant, III i O'Clock y, m,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-08-18
DRorosALs FOR STATIONERY.
DEPARTMENT or JusrIcE,

DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE,
WAslIINGTOS Aug. IL, 1880
Sealed proposals will he received 1T the Office OF
the chief clerk and superintendent of the building
AUG. -, 1885, for furnishing the department with
stationery for use during the fiscal year ending
June 30 1856. Lists of the articles needed and in
sruciois TO bidders can be obtained by applying to
the chief clerk. The right to reject any and all bids
Is reserved. A. II. GARLAND,
aul1.l0t Attorney General,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-08-18

IT IL foolish to suppose that coughs claSo
VIXEN warm weather comes. ONcn Sdnntr
purely VI getable remedy Ike Red STAG Cnlsa
Cure l. necessary IN the honsehOll ~ AL times
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THE GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE To
l. THE NORTH, WEST, AND SOUTHWEST
DOUBLE TRACK. SPLENDID SCENERY,
STEEL RAILS. MAGNIFICENT EQUIP


STEEL RAILS, MAGNIFICENT EQUiP-
III EFFECT JUNE 81, 1885.
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON from station,
corner 81, and u sts,, as follows
For rittsburg and the West, Chicago Limited ES-
press Of Palace sleeping Cars Mt 900 II. m daily
Fast Line 900 n. m. daily to Cincinnati and ST.
Louis, with sleeping Cars from Harrisburg to Gin
Cinnati, and Hotel Car 10 81. Louis; daily, except
saturday, TO Chicago, with Sleeping Car Altoona
TO Chicago, Chicago and Cincinnati Express at
Chicago and iiarrishurg to Louisville conIccting
at Harrisburg with Western Express with through
siccpcrs for Cleveland and st. Louis Pacific TX
with through sleeper Harrisburg 10 Chicago
BALTIMORE ASD POTOMAC RAILROAD.
Tor Erie, Canandaigua, Rochester, Buffalo, NJ
ngarn, 10 y. In daily, except saturday, with Pat
nee Cars Washington TO Rochester.
For Williamsport, Lock Havea and Elmra, Mt
$50 q. III. daily except Sunday.
For New York and The East 7;l5, $50, and IL
q. M 2 4, 10 p. m, and l";l5 night. ON sunday,
S $500 q, NJ and 2 a. 10 p, M, Gna l2;it night
IN. daily, except sunday,
For lOs0n without chnngc, . p, m, every day.
For Brooklyn, n, ", MI through trains connect
ut Jersey city with boats OF Brooklyn Annex,
anording direct transfer to Fulton street, avoiding
For rhiladeIphii, 7,i5, $40 and il a. M, ., l.,
q, 10 me- nnd 1910 night. on sunday $50 a..
M, ., 4, q, 10 y. M, and 1915 might. Limited
For yi aim U re- G5 W. 7iS, s6 Sia $50, IL a.
m, 1900 p !, l'25, i'I0, O 7l0, lOp, m, aud
l2!lb night. ON sunday, $40, $3.50, IL II. m., 2,
For Popc's Creek Line, 7l5 u, m, and i;iO u, m,
daily except sunday,
For Annapolis, 630 q, M, 1908, and i;25 y. IN,
daily, except sunday, On sunday, y. m,
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERIURS UEG RAIL
WAY, AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
TON RAILROAD.
For AieNundria, Il, :, 0;25, lliOl, and 1893 q,
M, 300, i!26 iib, d:25, s'ub, and llGi7 p, m.
On sunday, ut a. 0;25, ll;ul w. ~, 500 4. m.
For Richmund and the South, aud lliOl u. m.
daily, aud I;t5 u, N. daily cNcep, SundJy,
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, 900,
SlO lO,lO A. m / 3,uS ;EnB b,lO 7yl5 nui
1893 y. M, and 1910 midnight lpNCcpl Monday,
ON sunday IT < and lu:lO H. ~. 700 and ll%iJ =.
M, ana l23lO night,
Tlcke's and infurm,tion at the office, northeast
corner Of IhirICCuih street AMI Pennsylvania
avenue aud ut the station where orders can br LETT
for the checking Of baggage to destination from
hotels and residences.
CllAs. y, PUGH General Manager,
j, II. WOOD, General Passenger Agent,
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DGOposALs FOR BUILDING A SMALL
l. GREENHOUSE, sc,
orPunLIc BuILDINGs AND GEouHDs,

OFFICE OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND GROuHDs,
No. 1900 PESSA. AVE-,
WAsHISGTOS d. O., Aug. y, 1889.
Sealed proposals. in duplicate will he received ut
this office until noon WEDNESDAY, AUG. 10,
1883, for constructing one small Greenhouse and
raising the roof of another ut the nurseries south Of
the monument.
Plans and specifications can be seen at the nur-
series The right Is reserved TO reject amy and all
bids JOHN NJ. WILSON,
au S1011,12,1T1S Colonel u. 5. Army.
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nul4ri%
DRorosALs FOR FUEL.


DEPARTMENT or JUSTICE.
WAsulNGTaN, Aug, 1, 1855.
Sealed proposals will be received At the o1iCr or
tile Chtf Clerk und superintendent Of the Build
np, Department uf Justice, until IL o'clock noon
THURSDAY, AUG, 20, 1855, for furnl ,hing the
Department with the following amounts of fuel for
usC during De Nscal ycarending Jnnc 30, 1885,
$50 tons uf Furnace Cont.
IN tons White Ash Lee stove Coal,
III cords Zine Wood.
s cords Hickory Wood,
The wight To eject any all bids is reserved In.
tuuoliuis ~ bidders can lee obtained lay applying
10 thc thi,f Clerk. A. II, GARLAND,
uull.St Attorney iauprll
HEPARTNll. Mt OF MI.rROpOLIrAN POLlCG,
i WniHNDruS, ID, a., Aut. 10, 1857,
lIopOsgls viii he received by tile Und PNi -unl lp
10 II uclock q, noon Aug. % 1889, llr rdrui,l,u'
go Winter and SUMMER Uniforms, more az l#,f,
for TIE Metropolitan Police, The same IN hr ElHi'
recording 20 regulation pattern aud OF pt1ls uIIll
IN every Uip,c' 20 suup!c 10 be- seen az tliS uNrg
lud IltO for 900 Winter and summer liIt,, mpfy
or l,sr The hight Is reserved 10 reject ANY ~ an
lidf WILLIAM MOE. DYE
GullIt Major and jUp., Ie. ial,Gt,
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Advertising Cheats.

at has become so common to begin an
article, in an elegant, interesting style,
"Then run Il into some advertisement,
that we avoid all such,
"And simply call attention to the merits
Of Hop Bitters in as plain, honest terms as
possible,
ITO induce people
ITO give them ONE TRIAL, which so
proves their value that they will never use
anything else.
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uul5, l7,1s,1o,31, sp1 G
[r $. NAVY PAY OFFICE.

WASHINGTON, u. O., Aug. Is, 1895.
Sealed proposals, In duplicate, Endorsed "propo-
sails for lee" win he received at this office until
noon, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER Z, 1855, for sup
plies of ice, 10 he delivered TO departments Of the
Nay E:., Washington, d. L., subject 10 The usual
inspection and conditions, and free OF all expense
to the government.
Blank forms for proposnlsGnd schedules giving
details to be had ut this office.
THOMAS II. LOCKER,
Pay Director U. $. ", Navy Pay Agent.
nul6-SIw
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'llAH. =, l'lhlii ttuefl Manager
j. II, WOOD, General Passenger Agent
NyAsnINGToN, ONO AND wEsTER,; RAIL.
w ROAD.

ON and cftu June II, 1883, trains VIII leave
from and arrive at sixth and II streets depot Rs
fUllUWsi
Loayc Washington q q, m. 0ud ii1 D., m. daily,
huiNc ~ Belmont Park lu'll ~ M. and d,23 u.
m, locshUrg lOl "a, NJ. and GAH y. M. Arrive
vt Round hin 5;lS y, ~, Returning, leave Illunl
hin SOS u. M. aud 800 T., M. lnsS Lnt,Ours
GA9 n, IA, aud $40 p. ui., Belmont Park dpl \,
IN, End 3.6S y. m aud arrive no Washington $3.50
O., N, and b:iu y, m.
Special exclusion rate aul sunday trains TO Del
all points, ;, NJ, BRoplll,
superintendent, Alexandria, Va,
4. J. LOCKWOOD. PASSENGER Agent, dOT pennsyl-
MIN .-NDl-mD WI -l--L.n- u -
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"THE REMEDY so favorably noticed In all
the papers.
Religious and secular, Is
Having large sale. and Is supplantng all
other medicines.
There is 10 denying the virtues Of the Hop
plant, and the prOprietOrs Of Hop Bitter. have
shown great shrcwducss and ability
In compromising medicine whose virtues
are so palpabie TO every ones observation"
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LOTTERIES.
This is the Only Chartered Lottery OF any state.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY.

incorporated In 1868 for % years by the Legisla-
ture for education and charitable purpose, with II
capital Of II 600 900 to which " reserve fund Of
over S650,UOO has since been added.
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CmEsArrMEE ANp ONO RAILWAY,

lcayc 4. 4 Z, Depot sixth and u streotgO
lllb A, Nj For an Nuy stations, Lexington, Nv,
Louisville, Cincinnati, Columbus and ~,
Louis. Daily except sunday. THROUGH par
lur car IN White sulphur springs
II 4. Moor NrWpnrt News, Oli Point Comfort,
and Norfolk, Daily vNggp; sunday,
5,i5 l.. NJ For Louisville LinclnnNu, - Louis,
aud Chicago, connecting tUr all points Wr't,
Northwest, and suuthEe,t, Fast Express
daily; does not SION Tor local business.
Through Pullman service IA Llulsyllle aud
Cincinnati,
For iickuis and information apply 20 G. Il o. rail-
way Office, OH Pennsylvania avenue, under Ma
'luiul Hotel; Virginia Midland railway Olive 01l
lumsylyGula avenue, and Il & r. station,
II, W. FULLER
General Passenger Agent
G, W, SMITH, PRANK rRlGG,
General Manager n, y, Passenger Agent
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PROPOSALS..
I UNDER FOR BRI DGES.

sNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN NNNNNNNNNNNNN~NN~NN
I UNDER FOR BRIDGES.
OFFICE or PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS,
No. 1900 Penn. av.,
WASHINGTON, ID. C., Aug. H. 1885.
Sealed proposals. In duplicate, will he received at
this Office until noon, WEDNESDAY, SEPT. .,
1850 for furnishing about ~ 900 feet board meas
ure Of Georgia pine timber and plank.
Specifications can be obtained Mt this office. The
right Is reserved TO reject any and nll proposals..
JOHN NJ. WILSON,
nul5, l7,lS,1g,31, sp1 Colonel u. H. Army.
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one Of the above thoroughly reliable fr't-cla,s
steamers will leave seventh street wharf daily,
Crpt sunday, NJ b:SO p. ~ Returning, leave Bos-
ton wharf, Norfolk, daily, except saturday, ~ p.
me- connecting ut OLD POINT with steamer ARIEL
RICHMOND.
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Its Grand Single Number Drawing will take place
monthly. II never Scales postpOnes Look at
the following distribution:
GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING, CLASS l.
At New orleans, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER &,
A. Early, of Virginia.
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1907 Prizes, amounting to...........
CERTIFICATE,

We do hereby certify that we supervise the ar
engagements FOR all the monthly and seml-annual
drawings Of the Louisiana state Lottery Company,
and IN person manage aud control the Drawing our
selves and the same are conducted with honesty,
fairness and in good faith toward all parties. We
authorize the company to use this certificate with
facsimile of our signatures attached TO Its advcr-
tiscmcns. q. T, BEAUREGARD.
j. A, EARLY.
Application for rates to clubs should be made
only To the Office of the Company, In New Orleans,
For further information, write clearly, giving full
address,
IMPORTANT
EsJ"Remi by Postal Note, Express Money Order,
New York Exchange, or Draft on New Orleans. Let
turs with Currency Invariably by Express We pay
express charges OH all sums Of - or upward, adj
dressed NJ. 4. DAIrlllN, New orleans, la.
Address Registered Letters and make PoStotilce
Money Orders Payable TO NEW ORLEANS ma
TlONAL BANK, Ncw Orlcanl La
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lIEAupAu VS.. MEArPAu.

Adolph n. Meaupau and Mertenca l..
Lee were married in Philadelphia on Sept.
g. 1876, during the Centennial, and suisse
quently located in this city. They lived to-
gethcr until short time since, when her
conduct was so reprehensible that cohablta-
ton between them seemed impossible, and
through his attorney, Mr.. ii. w. Garnet,
he has pettioned for a divorce. He charges
her with being unfathful to her marriage
VOWS, and, on the 9th, 10th, and 18th In
slant, with having committed adultery
with George G. Poulton at the Carfollton
Hotel in this city. He further complains
that on the 18th instant In leaving his house
she took with her quantity of his personal
property to No. 22l ID street northwest,
where she is now living as the wife of Poul-
ton.
The third applicant was Mary G., Shoot,
who sought dissolution of thesnuptial tic
binding her to Benjamin s. smoot on the
ground Of desertion.
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!STEi.uBOiT LINES.

ITALY LINE TO NORFOLK AND FORTRESS
~ MONROE. Steamers GEORGE LEARI AMI
EXCELSIOR.
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Secure rooms and tickets ut Baltimore and Ohio
offices 1851 and go Ia. ave, ~. Mare Hotel, aud
Knox express, GO3 PA. ave, who will also check
baggage from hotels and private residences.
For further information inquire at C0mpany'I
office, eth At. wharf Telephone call 7i5.5.
WILLIAM r. WEIGH, Gen. Agent.
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At Norfolk with BOSTON and PROVIDENCE
steamers and the other railroad aud Steamboat
lines. FrCights received and bills Of lNding given
fer POINTS named above.
Commencing June 10, stop at Pincy Point daily.
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iRanl00d Restored

keNEuy tREE. -Ayletim OF youthful imprudenoo
-ing Premature Decay, Nervous Debility Losb
.tanhood, 40, having tried in vain every known
tamedy, las severed simple means OF seli-ouro.
,hicu no will send FREE TO his folloN-sunereTs-
Edgesa, J.A.REEYES.a3 Chatham sI,NeH YORK
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tNDERTfKERS.
The "Bon Marche.'

VIARICOCEIE, PAINLESS CURE; BDDS
' free, ClNlALE AGENCY, 100 Fulton ST.,
New York.
THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN, Is Issued
! EVERY THURSDAY NORSlSd, ant COZ.
ipins al the news Of The week Slhsc1pliJn pIIoe,
SltOItrycar Single copies, ready Ilf mailing,
cents.
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ssIiNINiY"-"FATHER y,

Norfolks and ,Sationa Is begin their last series
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Sun I0Hsa al 81. JOSeph
When you have gone all around, when
ever you have asked about anybody, they
don't talk more than two minutes before
they begin to use this conjunctiVe. They say
He's go and 40, but ne q 40 and so." fon
san take this Distinctive conjunction "but'
and chip character all to pieces with it in
minute. Now, God tells Us Cornelius was
deyout man and-don't you see : And
ike that and laugnter. You can
inst take any fellow in this town nearly,
say all about him, Hes good and kind
Then commence to 'but" him, Oh the
bridge, and that is the last ct him. Lord
have mercy upon usl Is the worlda multi
tude Of gosspers and slanderers or ID it a
iact that nobody can say three good words
,hnnt rs without telling something mean
about US. Is that SOL "she's pretty good
woman, but ii she gets mad with you she
Eillnaver make up, or they saw she's
a right good neighbor, but she wants you to
pay PACK everytnIngyou borrow, or, 'shes
mighty good wife, but tell you II her
husband don't do TO suit her she will give
him brimstone.a | met those Georgia
women, Of course. That kind OF Il thing
las never occurred here in St Joe. know
YOU women inst show in your flces that
YOU are angels. You look as if all you
needed was pair Of wings, and you would
20 to glory without any further cermon-
les. Laughter. 1t does tickle me Just to
ace yQnslW0men put on an air Of injured
innocence. You know Tam Just AZ in
lccent as can be. never quarreled with
my husband in my lif', and never said
Cross word to my children" Sister il
you didn't I will get you pair Of wings
before night and start you on to glory.
Laughter.
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WAGES AND LIVING.
some Interesting Faets Gathered In Ger
maay-HaW rhsy da lt ever There.

some Interesting FAets Gathered In Ger
maay-HaW rhsy da lt 0Vsr There.
Sss York DGEy telegraph.
The wages OF farm labor throughout
Germany vary from nine cents 4 day ID
silesia to twenty-five cents in Prussia,
twenty-six cents in Posen, thirty cent? in
saxony, thfrty.two cents in Hesse Darn
stadt and Bavaria, thirty-four cents in
Pouerania, thirty-six cents in Hanover,
thirty-seven cents in Westphalia, thirty
nine cents in Wurtemberg and Baden,
and forty four cents in the conquered ter
ritOry OF AlsaCe-Lorraine.
From the carefully collected statistics
of ll9 trades at Berlin. it appears that the
number OF hours per day varies from ten
TO thirteen, and the weekly compensation
from ST 10 for boys to q IS t0g good me-
chanics. Men whose skill would COM
mand here from SIS to $50 per week are
paid in the German capital from 50 Il To
s. IS.
The food prices are as follows: Wheat
-four, s. to s. per hundred pounds; corn
meal. 81 8 cents per pound table butter,
30 a So cents; beef and mutton for roasts,
II to 20 cents; pork, 10 to 20 cents; ham,
% to 80; chickens, Is to 20; fresh fish,
20 to 30; sugar, white, pulveriZed or
granulated, II cents per pound; eggs, %
to IS cents per dozen.
These figures speak for Themselves.
Every one can compare them with the
rates OF wages and prices Of food stuHs
ruling in any part OF the Unitad States II
wages are so low and food is 30 dear in
Germany the conclusion is obvious that
the manner otliving is very different there
from what it Is in this country. Not only
economy must be practised to an extent
which few Of our citizens can realize, but
all the members Of the family must be
wage earners. Laburirg women a:e &C.
cnstomed to perform the most mental,
and even the hardest kind Of
labor, such az would be per-
formed in the United ssatesf by
the strongest men only. From an ctfi-
cial report concerning the coal and metal
Industries OF Upper Silesia fIr 1880, it ap-
pears thar 2,567 wnmsn we're employed in
the coal mines; . 535 females, 23l Of whom
we're under IL yearsof age, we're employed
in zinc mines; loo, OF whom LAG were
girls under 10, worked in iron mines;
while !, l0l toiled in smelling works and
rolling mills.
Such is the cost At which the great iron
master Of Essen, Herr krupp, is some
times enabled TO undersell the English
OF steel in England; and
such is the cost at which our free traders
are anxious that we should enter into
with the world.
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NEEic1 No Litter IN Tie Globe. DtH0eTdt.
Mrs. 5. B. Runkle has pet crow that
can swear in all foreign Languages, and
when the sauCy bird was heard to n4ake a
great td-do out in the yard of the lady's
residence this afternoon, an investigation
resulted in heholding Jim Grow" making
full tilt fer the house, with large snake
in pursuit. The reptile chased the bird
over the porch and into the hall, when,
becoming frightened at the shrieks Of Mrs
Runkle and her colored servant, it stopped
and cuiled up, spreading itself out fiat,
somewhat resembling plate. In spite Of
its ugly appearance Mrs. Runkle grabbed
a door weight and killed the snake, which
proved to be spreading viper little over
three feet in length and one Of the most
veuomous reptiles known. When the
snake was struck live frog jumped out
Of it's mouuth, which frightened the lady
more than the reptile itself.
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ancnpn OF mn WINK.

oYyIrH OF rH1 CALVHRsns LIVE sFOCE TGaDs, l
MONDAY, Oct l., lSS6. !
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-10-15

TGShiagton SpeefG! 70 BOStOn 4drGtSr.
Nr. Cleveland is more easily reached
than any Of bin IieHtenants, unless it be
Mr.. Whitney. but il does pot pay to
reach him too often. He has way Of
letting one know when he Is tired OF
solicitation.
perhaps have been to see you often
enough" suggested one Of the delegation
which Eaa here on the Portland Custom
House business.
Eyes, think you have" vas the reply,
and the questioner took the train that
night for home. He disconcerts people.
some N[issourians we're at him the other
day urging William Hyde for Postmaster
AZ st. Louis. One of them was extoHing
Mr.. Hyde. Mr., Cleveland wriggled
around.
al have heard all this" he aalt 'and
it's no use to repeat it tn me. II you have
anything new to say, shall be glad to
hear tn