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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-25
Suburban Lots For Sale.

" tiers (McKee'S Rocks borough: $3.50 and up
ward, according to size and location; the most
accessible of any suburb of Pittsburg: 10 minutes
by the P. & l.. E. r. r.. f5 minutes by Charters
packets: 20 minutes by new electric line (now
almost completely from foot OF Fifth ave-; these
lots front on line Of electric road: are centrally
located In the midst of population of about 600;
CHARTERS now has one large steel works one roll
ing mill, one bridge works. one coke works. the
P. & L. e. r. r. shops, besides several smaller
manufacturer, and other large concerns have pur-
chased land for factory Sites For plans and partic
ulars, call or address L. II. Dickson, Ill Fourth
ave., Room As.
I OTS-We have block of choice building lots to
IL offer, situated adjoining Jeannette. slDgly or
in parcels at extremely low prices and on terms to
suit. or as whole at great bargain: Jeannette is
an expanding young manufacturing city contigu-
Gus to pittsburg. aud most promising locality in
which to invest for profit: call for plans and par
ticuars. (4-1l44N.) Charles Somers j Co.. l3i
Fourth av.
OTS-10 lots Homewood station and Citi-
IL zens' and Duquesne traction companies lines:
beautiful property and can be bought at figure on
which good profit can be made by retailing. Liz
gett Bros, Il Diamond St
G1 5000 40 # lots on 9Th ay., Kensington;
spl, best location in the town. d. w. Williams,
Hamilton av., Brushton, Pa.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-25
MEETINGS AND NOTICES.
MeedngS.

Meetings.
AnOTTCE THE CATHOLIC PROTECTORY
N Committee win meet THIS EVENING at 1850
kt Loyd's Hall. Delegates requested to attend.
NNHE MEMBERS OF IRON CITY COUNCIL
i No. III. yr. o. u. A. NJ, are requested to meet
At their nall No. 1923 Carson street, at O'Clock
sharp on MONDAY. September 2s, to attend the
Funeral OF our late brother George Glover. Mem
peu Of sister councils are invited to attend, GEO,
3. SIMMONS, Councillor. Attest J. A. NOR
RIsoN, Recording Secretary.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-25
Coal Lands For Sale.

OR0 Acres OF coal on line of West Penn R. r.
LCOs 7-foot vein; coal has not been worked:
owner of farm desires to locate in Pittsburg. and
will consider trade for Pittsburg property; full
particulars from Baxter. Thompson Co., lol
Fourth av.
I eco Acres Third pool COAL With large river
L, frontage and best of shipping facilities. T.H.
Dickson Ill Fourth ev., room IS.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-25
Notices.

NOTICE - REMOVAL - Mr.. p. McARDLE
~ will remove from 40 5th av. to 63s Penn
ABOUT sept. 5. He will open with rich and stylish
assortment of imported and domestic suitings.
nR- JNo. COOPER JR.. HAS REMOVED HIS
~ omces from 42 n. Diamond ST., Allegheny. to
rooms q and 43 Westinghouse building, Pbg. Ear
eoee. throat and chest diseases. Hours TO P. N.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-25
Allegheny Lots For Sale.

OTIS In Grove square plan, Perrysvie av., on
IL easy terms without interest. Call on Holmes
& Co., 400 Smith1eld ST., for plans.
NEW plan of lots on Perrysville av., Allegheny;
~ electric cars from Plttsburg to the end of the
line for Sc fare; beautiful building sites. each
inr magndecnt view: prodGcjnx fruit trees on
every lot; prices only 500 to s6co, easy monthly
payments. or discount for cash. Charles Somers
d Co., 13I Fourth av.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-25
Farms For Sale.

Farms Tor Sale.
INVESTMENT FARM-2oO acres. soping easily
i back from quarter of mile of river frontage
and an assured town Site and but a short distance
from busting growing manufacturing city OF
90 900 Inhabitants; three railroads, direct track
connections; limestone and coal underneath: fine
farming land, producing great crops: orchard,
barns, house: pretty town, with schools churches,
stores three stations, telegraph Offices etc.. right
in view: reduced price. sS5 per acre. (4-ll3-i9O.
Charles Somers & Co., 1871 Fourth av.
q = OOO-Farm; small cash payment balance
1pc, long time or on easy payments: 30 minutes
OIL rairoad "A trains daily; low farc mile from
station; nice walk of rich easily cultivated
land; good 5-room dweliIng. halls porches. barn.
stable; all kinds of fruit; outbuidDgs; this prop
erty viii triple Itself in price in a few years: at
good Investment and pleasant home convenient
10 the city,. John II. Sweeny, Is Fourth av.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-25

So Classified real estate Advertisements on thts
page ten cents per hne for each Insertion and
none taken for less than t,oerlty cents.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-25

ESPLANADE ST., AlIegheny-New brick house,
IL Particulars ". v. Dermitt. 407 Grant.
dcC 750-An Allegheny bargain; nicely finished
sDL, and complete house, almost new. s rooms,
vestbule, hall, sliding doors: water and gases on
both hoors large lot: square only from electric
cars. (3-17-lD7.) Charles SOmers Co., I3l Fourth
avenue,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-25

Gp7 5OO-One of the finest homes on the hill at
Tt, Oakdale: a Handsomely located. extra, well
built house, with reception hall, parior library.
dining room. kitchen. pantry, all large, on lst
and large chambers and bath, hot and cold water.
washstand and W. C. on End floor, extra wide front
chandeliers, yeranda on sides. side entrances.
stone walks stable and carriage house with rum
ming water: lot 75X25 to 5cf streets alley at side
Logue Schroeder Germania Bank building, cor.
Wood and Diamond.
q 2OO-Bryant St, near Highland Park; new
dDf, 2-story frame dwelling of rooms and hn-
tshed attic. bath, bay-window. front and back
porch. fireplace, heater, and In fact ali modern
conveniences and appliances for comforts lot 25xl24
10 alley; terms, 81, COZ cash: possession immediate,
Samuel ". Black Co., 90 Fourth av.
OK S5O-Easy terms: Shadyside; new and COM
DE-, plete S-room frame dwelling. hall, vest1bule
bath, water gas. etc. nicely finished and desir-
ably loca ted convenient TO electric and cable cars
a nice home. NJ. F. Nipple & Co., 90 4th av.
GO sOc-A new frame dwelling of Eve rooms.
ID, hall, bath. laundry, ms; W. c.. front and
rear porches, etc. situated in East End, only one
square from electric line: immediate possession.
George Schmidt, l57 Fourth ay.
90 eo0-New 1O-room dwelling. bath. Iaun-
DO, dry and all modern convenences; lot 40II10;
minutes walk from Roup station, e. X. Funden-
berg Co.. No. II 4th av.
or0 500 for new 7-room frame house CO.
line, in q strictly frst-class neighborhood. II.
Faust. agent, zoo Shady av.. L. E.
90 75O-House of 6 rooms and stable: lot 5ox14o
OA, feet, street to alley: one square from street
cars: J. j. McDonough. owner, No. 6352 Station
II. r..
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-25
FOR SALE-LOTS.

City Lots.
T OTIS on Blum and Vlckroy sts., near college
IL Robert Coward, 20 Bluff st.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-25

n oUSEs-Prlme investment; only 81. 900 for 10
Ii nice brick houses, each containing
rooms BATH laundry inside W. c., etc.; rented to
good tenants at total rental Of 81 SD; only one
square from cable cars and minutes from Court
House, @. II. Love. % Fourth av.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-25

FOR sALE-BUSINESS.
Business Opportunities For Sale.
business CHANCE-In a live town in Western
ID Penna.. general hardware business doing u
etc., with storeroom, warehouse and dwelling;
will be sold on easy terms: owner retiring on ac-
ant Of see
NJ F. Nipple Co.. SO Fourth av.
DUsIN ESs-Half interest in established paving
business Ia male Or female Graasm dstep9grnpher
Dispatch oface.
pAKERY-Doing a good business: reason for
ID selling wants to leave. Address Bakery, Dis
patch office.
DRUG sToRE-Doing good business, in a pros.
~ porous town in the coke region reason for
selling proprietor going to Europe; this is an op-
PorKtnn,1ity north investigating Address George
DRUG SToRE-One of the best stands in the
~ city; win be sold at bargain on account Of
III health of owner; easy terms. III. Il. Nipple &
Co., e6 Fourth av.
nRUGsToRE-In growing railroad town. no
furophen. Dispatch ofice.
EoR SALE-Lease-The Gait House and hotel
i premises cor. Main and Sixth sts.. Cincinnati,
hotel on Tucsday. Ii A. M. October II next: lease
Of the hotel premises above dcscri6ed for period
Aug ii, 1895, consisting Of i've stores fronting on
Main at. and basemsnt. together with the hotel
81,
ing rooms large parlor spacious Office. dining and
sample rooms and well appointed Kitchen and
laundry; all in complete order; rent payable
monthly in advance and acceptable security to be
furnished by the highest and most acceptable
bidder the furniture npd fixtures belonging to the
said hotel can be purchased at decided bargain;
the premises are open for inspection at any time.
decd.
LNOR SALE-Hardware store. tin roofing and
L plumbing business, 81. 10: good stock OF shelf
goods; full set Of timers and plumbers tools;
good trade: can be bought at n sacrifice, as owner
Is going South. Perciyal CASTOR, 439 Grant st.
EOR SALE-e4, 0Co or invoice. hardware and
L housefurnishing store in one of the best loca-
tions in the city; 1ne opportunity TO do a large
trade: good room, low rent and good reasons for
selling. j. H. Chambers & Co., los 4th ar.
IlOR sALE-A teal estate business established
i nine years, and doing profitable business;
Ill heath reason for selling. For particulars ad-
dress q. E., Dispatch Office.
GROCERY with extensive cash business; elegant
" room in best location in this city: nice clean
stock, invoice D. 600; rare bargain. Address c. II.
Folsom. Lima. o.
IRON MLL-Manufacturing speciality; here is
chance for practical man 10 maxi money;
the business will bear the closest investigation.
NJ. II. Nipple Co., 96 Fourth av.
DIAPER RoUTE-Good morning paper route. In
L Quire 35l5 Butler st.
10 EsTAURANT-Best location in city of fover
burg. Pa, doing a splendid business; invoice
about $500 must sell at once as owner Is engaged In
other business requiring all his time. Address
Restaurant Dispatch ONCE.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-25
East End Residences For Sale.

last END-S9 500; the finest built and finished
contains IL large and commodius rooms, reception
hall, porcelain lined BATH cathedral stained glass
windows, laundry, cemented cellar. hardwood
DOORS stairs. etc. on first floor every modern con-
yenience, paved severed street. near electric line;
Co., No. II Fourth av.
EOR sALE-win take e. COO less than cost for
L house No. 6l4 Fifth av.. corner of Jumon-
villa St., at tauction sale Saturday October at
giant residence; will be sold at a bargain For par
ticulars see Black Baird. s5 Fourth av.
EoR sALE-one of the loveliest homes in the
Office you will not be disappointed; owner leaving
city And will sell reasonably. James III. Wnkln-
son, 42l Wood street.
ONE of the most desirable properties as well as
this is new 12-room house. handsome in appear
ance and perfect in design: invite specially close
wood floors. reception hall, hardwood mantes,
tiled hearths and facinSs. latest improved CRATES,
ing appliances. handsomely papered throughout
complete in appointments of bath and laundry;
cementcd cellars nagstone sidewalks; convenient
to street lines: anyone meaning business
shoud not fail to see this property price IS, 500
H. Faust, agent, 200 Shady av., L. E.
CHADYsIDE-Corner property six rooms and
dress q. c. d., Dispatch Office, and receive com
plete description BY mail.
TWO new brick houses of srooms each on paved
modern improyemsnts: handsomely m Se hnsRed Ain in
hardwood; both gases and electric light combina-
tion fixtures: strictly frst-cIass neighbOrhood;
price only &c. SEQ. See II. Faust, 200 Shady av., E.
Z.
WHY pay rent when you can buy modern
w house with bathroom. inside W. c.? They
have front porches. built 20 feet back from street.
severed have city water. trees in front: the lots
from 30 to Sc feet front: houses built sep
arate all different designs and sizes. having s. 6.
and rooms each; electric cars run through the
property: they adjotn the Greenfield avenue en-
trance to Schenley Park; prices range from ST. 800 to
"a, 500; terms one-ffth cash. balance you have ten
years TO pay, same rent; come and the i'm
provements made in six months: take Second av.
electric to Greenfield sv., Twenty-third ward.
Peter Shields. 533 Grant ST.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-25
WANTED.
Miscellanaous-Wanted.

"ANTED-Shanahan Transfer Co move, paok
w and store household goods; teams and one
horse wagons for hire. $50 Water ST. telephone
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-25

nNLY 200 cash necessary to buy nice 6-roomed
" brick house, with slate roof, slate mantel in
parlor; hall, gas. water in house, etc.: the lot is
small, but everything Is neatly and conveniently
arranged; situated near kirkpatrick St.. Thir-
teenth. AND two minutes walk from cable line. w.
G. Beringer Co., I56 Fourth
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-25

pR0PERTY-Fffth avenue property east OF the
Court House at less than Value to prompt
buyer the owner having purchased property to
occupy as business place and desires TO make the
change promptly. q. Ii. Love, SO Fourth av,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-25

LOST.
oST-A good housework girl; for another call
J. Kite, 80 Penn av.
I OST or stolen, pug from IS Lincoln sv,, Allie
Il gheny: wore harness: black face and ears.
Liberal reward for information leading TO re-
eovery.
7 OsT-On FRIDAY noon in LawrencevilIe. ;etween
~ Ssth and i2d streets, a delivery book: finder
VIII he rewarded :or promptly returning the same
70 Kramer Selfert, 963 Liberty av.
FOUND.
80
L'oUND-Good housework girls at Elite, az Penn
i avenue.
EoUND-Ic per roll wall paper: lovely patterns.
Il Thompson Bros, l09 Federal ST., Allegheny.
EOUND-A place where they clean and lay car
j pets and do all kinds OF upholstery at low
proes Allegheny Carpet Cleaning Works, No. 73
&erh aV. Tel. 3291.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-25

"ANTED-Everyone to know that the Alle-
w gheny Carpet Cleaning Co., No. 70 North
ay, Lift, clean and store all kinds Of carpets tel.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-25

ON 60-foot st. Thirteenth ward and only a
" square from Wylie avenue cable line. splendid
S-roomed frame dwelling. with vestibule hall.
Laundry. bath. hot and cold water, slate mantels.
sliding doors-in fact all modern conveniences; lot
24xl00 feet to 20-foot alley price only So, $50 w.
q. Beringer 4 Co. l56 Fourth aY.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-02-21
Arrested ror lrnrccrY.

TnH SHreS. SLATE ave: W. IL. Nor
rison. e Blacksmith, was arrested in
Winnemucca Saturday, Tor forgery.
Morrison went into tho barber shop
OF Richard Robinson and produced
three unsigned chec.:s Tor $3.50, 81
32i and S!ii respectively made out in
his favor and drawn Oh the London
Paris and American bank OF San
~h'raucisc". Morrison, cimimir% To he
Peter French, "a man well known in
W;nreniucca. asked Robinson to sign
his (Frcuch's) name To tho cheeks rs
he was .rtralyled and unable to write.
THIS Robinson refused 10 90 but
called in Mr.. &. S. Leonard, who hap
penCd - DO passing, aud stated the
case TO him w!.ea Leonard signed the
checks Is requested aud immediately
a';or notified Shcfil! Fellows oi ,knt
he hal done. Morrison tried 10 cash
the SiH check al several places uud
WIS inuilv arrested.
Tho checks were maio out on the
Regular blank form used 10y French
and must have been stolen by Aiurri-
son while he was wording on Mr.
frcnch's ranch in Oregon.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-02-21

Ia yenr or two the first may be u
prosperous man and The other may DO
in the poorhonse, prison or hospital.
Tho u may Oe adding to tho wealth
and resources OF the country while
the other may be ? drain upon tho,n.
IL is n delicate matter Ia 50 frumo tho
laws OF immigration that those Only
will be adpilted to tho country who
will Increase its prosperity.
Still, laws may be aud ought to be
framed for the exclusion OF foreign
puupers and criminals. Consular in
spcctIon the commissioner do not be-
iicve in, for the very good rsas1n that
il will result in the ~rctcrtion Of the
strong for military duty and the send
Ing over OF tho weak and comparative
~ helpless.
II the Government shoull compel
steamship computes TO carry back
paupers and other inciigib'e az ut their
expense tho evil nov threatening
the country would be GreGtiy miti-
gated. But the whole subject is ono
that demands from Congress the most
deliberate and scientific treatment.-
IN. y. World.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-02-21
MIND YOUR OWN BUSINESS.

40 offaSss is intcsded; but just
mind your own business and LOT others
alone. The trouU,e with q great many
clever people is that they are entirely
100 nebby.
The average individual will have
enough TO do TO attend properly to
has affairs He is expected to
make an honest living, deal fairly
with his neiGhbors, take nn interest
IN the general welfare and help the
needy. II he does this no one Il
justly complain OF him, and he
will find that no has all lo can attend
u.
II IL mono Of your lmsinast whether
he eats hot biscuitor LuciiHi.egt cakes
Tor breakfast: u II whether he kisses
his vito Two or three tfrlcs n day; mono
Whistler his arnndIathor drove hogs
or sheep for aiiviug.
some mon are nebby, bat women
are worse. They have Il most Insult
ate dSJire 10 know what otbpr women
Au.e in their warirobes, what each
piose cost, and where they got tho
mon y with which to buy the. II
10 not enough to know that a woman
hns mnrried well, or poorly. They
want 10 know why she did il. and
Shnt shc thinks -Uf Eereelf Tor having
done 70.
A real ncbby woman will pot hest.
tate TO cntor your house, ask you
Quotations that are provoking rs we'll
so offensive, and iiually wan; to know
ven you viii have ,eometh ,ns rich
nm spicy TO tell her. She will nsk
ko - down in the ecllnr. up in the
att out in the buck yurd. into
cloids. trunks aud boxes. All this
tens she will be plying you with
"a %'estions co%ucerDtog your personal
.a.fdirs.
II isn't mucb use 10 toll such
women 10 mind their " business
They cant do H. LSalt Lake Times
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-02-21
Stnte Board ofIrndc

AT the annual meeting OF the State
Bonrd Of Trade held al Reno, S;u.ur.
day Afternoon, the following oGiccrS
were elected for the ensuing year:
Hon. Frances &. Ncwlunds, pros;.
dent; Nj. ID. Euley, Wee President;
Allen g. Bragg, Secretary; aud Il. T..
Fulton, Manager. Upon motion, j..
u. GlgncauX OF Dayton, was elected
to fill tho vacancy in the Board OF
Directors csuscd by the death oE Mr.
Lovejoy, aud Judg' Cheney that
created by the resignation of DIR. a.
Dawson.
Tho Reno JOHrHOi says: Tho in
Equity OF the e fish law pnsscd b;
the lust Legislature WAS brought TO
the attention OF tho meeting. aud ".
ID. q. Gibson arose and proceeded Ia
comment upon it in n u moro
forcib'e than complimentary to the
honorable body that produced IT,.
Tho truth OF the matter is," in sub.
stance. said Mr.. Gibson. "a Rulycl NJ
OF the Smithsonian Institute carnc
out hcrs 10 Nevada aud wendell his
way OUT on Il knoll and looted down
on Inc placid waters Of Pyramid Lake
In hat one glance il became utro.
intciy plum I" him thut trout therein
pawn from December tD March. Il
was Il case OF intuitive perception. lilo
knew il 10 be true, md forthwith
elaborated n report which finally, in
Tho inscrntaDiJ g,ys at LsJyidcncc.
reached tho attention oi u member Of
the Nevada legislature. who incorpo.
TOD !. into = bill, and 4. passed. Ii
matt 20 difference thut NJ the fisher
men md Indians kncw dat fish did
not spawn before mmrh and from
thence on uclil Jaly. A Smithsonian
mind lad said that neh only spawned
from be.cmhnr To- Mprci,. pnd hence
il mGs true. Tho experience Of fish.
rmc la the coutrafy, therefore, was
an optical dClnsiun Ass rGslitof tho
bill tho state is deprived ~ about
$4,000 n year ieronHe."
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-02-21
IN JAPAN.
Sir Edwin Arnold $ >. tbs Little One


Sir Edwin Arnold = w thc Little Ones
Are Not ii.cGe.L
81 was astonished," SIR Edwin Ar
mold said To Il Pittsburgh Dispatch rc-
porter, by the news of such u terrible
earthquake in Osaka and Naguya.
Never, ii memory serves me, has an
earthquake visited that rcgion before.
The usual sccnc of Seismic disturbances
is i'll and around Toxic and islands near
the capital are pointed ont rs their
fcci. Near there is also the great vol
caao cf f~ugiSan. Thirty years ago
twenty thousand persons are said. 10
have persisted by earthquake end Hood.
but this recent loss is evidently greater.
Osaka and Nagoya arc busy, popuIous
cities
"NaGova is about two hundred and
fifty miles from Toxic and Oh the south
coast A railway runs between it and
Toxic. The country abOunls IN hills,
many of them volcanic, and no doubt
fires undcrlic the ground. 1t WAS here
that last year the Japanese troops cX-
Ccutcd their military maucuvcrs under
the eye of the emperor. II il L large
city OF wide, wcll-piauncd streets and q
population CT Il hundred and twenty
thousand. The principal occupation OF
IT, Inhabitants has bcca tie production
of silk and cotton vovc gool,, ana il is
very famous iur its porcelain. Osaka is
n very rich and prosperous munufac-
turing city on the border of Il river that
leads to the sea-. 1t is rot SO much
damaged l Imagine, ns NaTo-a.
The great dancer in earthquakes is
due rather Ia fire thar t. ANY comIno-
tiOa- The houses ere usually only one
story high and urc OF thin woodwork,
and paper. i bad Ca:t,uu.&c easily
shakes down these fragile hcuNcs. ar /.
rs cycry one contains Il i.rc-LoN and a
petroleum lnnr, = general bonfire Is
Tie rSsu I. Light earthquakes are 50
COMMON in j~paa they attract little
notice. T.:2y Lc-.a w.th u ht.!c COM
motion. twice m IGrcr times rcpcutcd.
The vibration inrrcas2T and Il roar fol-
lows. Hhcu YOU begin 10 wonder what
- ;-hout II happen i. ceases and all i
gairt. To GIarl against these f:cqucn.
S~)!akinF5 the .iap.nc,c lave iavcntcd
::n ingenious continuance
'Iu ray ho-s. 1T Nzr"I the column of
cherry which s-aioTti The TOpI WAS
ptvutcd ~ ~ the nprr - II stone like a
cup, So tbs. the earthquake did not
ciusc il To tumble down but only m..d.
it oHcitlAtc. IN rar;Hluai;. door has
also been Invent wli:L il ir,,rur! 10
= stron-, massive joint, which slips
"loM% tbs beams. l.iu, IL" danger OF
heinz struck down il the doorw~y l.
rTiTo::G, hut the drr-'- ~; Is cl:"n-
from The ignition Of -" ruins. as [ have
described The consequent foods. too.
are very destructive. Tnr earth is !iC,cI
up b. the shoe; and q huge wave s~yv.li-
- ir1.n the bed HpJL the city on its Tor
| der"