Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-25


ups ana downs of the rough road of life whieh
Even she must travel in common with ali other.
e e 81 tne journey be over much that now wears.
neI PeIceptions, the color OF the rose, will ap-
goggles: s" 'e'i'"oie
Mr.. Editor: Have Won a spare corner in vour
paper, for this tte efusion from the iittie heart
o OIL rsTy hHs girl' IL so, please publish, and
Washington, June 10, 1885,,
~, a RAGAENT-By SHO,c Drop am happy !,
Iheies wild, merry chime thrilling and peal
M throngh my heart, as though all the music
dnd sunshine Of earth had stolen into its depths
cdy a"" gushing win D'ig n'ness and mel
oh care not who says that life,s ploomv
NUTS exceed It's bright ones in number there's
fountain OF gleesome happiness deep in each
human heart, whose waters dance neIr;iy 81 =
now merrlIy-to meet the sunshine and beantv
OF eath and II the little wavelets cease their
murmurlng music, and sleep i'm shadows and 81
fence, us because we turn atcav from tbe he.n-
teous lnnuences that would send them sparkling
gleefully along POI A"s
h,Ms h saa clouds shade the blue lfe-sky (ir we
nave oeen eagerly treasuring its 5rightasss) m,
C'h marshal miniature army of SUNNY warriors
VINO, with a single vOlloy of golden aIro,vs o.
Ian Pul 10 hight the dark forces of the old shadow
amy ana cause them TO retreat in dismay he fore
thelr flashing gl2nces. If We treasure mn Iife,s
sunny moments, the dark ones will lose half their
Sloon. we must gather the fragrant bloomino
nowers, and stay not to weep DER the faded hloss
SONS that are strewn around
rdrth Is moi a thorny wilderness - nor life a
weary Journey; there's brightness and beauty
tvelywheTe In Gods glorious creation, and
we but seek IL Alright Methinks there is in each
BOSOM spirit-harp that warts but the LIVING
breath OF truth and affection to send it's sweri
a husic ecnoinS and re.echoing through it's hid
Den home. Shall the fountain lie darRIyensbad
owed, with not sunbeam or zepbvr to stir its
silent waters? Shou d we shut i'm the tinv lvre
ana SUI It's trembling chords in mournfuI
N not
tails III the heart and admit the plor ious tide of
sunlight, ever ready to enter, and the ioy and
beauty ON without will wake to life and melo-
Nv tne haIp whose spirit music will gladden.
WIN wild and thrilling lay the soul that looks
ah"ve the clouds and catches the golden RAYS
Yes, We'll gather up She beautiful things of III.
III lls Ia1rest hours, and when the dark DAYS come
we VIII throw around them the treasured liubt
OF 6v-9one brightness, till their shadows are LOST
In the radiance in which We enshrine them
POLICE REPORTS The following cases have
come up In the Fifth Districe Police Office, this
week:
Monday persons in the vicinity of the
office, cautioned against throwing vroetabIe and
oiher re1us" and making bonfres In the streets
uss9ay .IJames Hanlon, a crippled vagrant,
found drunk, with whisky bottle by his side,
In Il garden, corner Of Ninth and ID streets. work
house 90 days. The same individual was foupd
drunk In The same place, and sent from the Fifth
District PJlice Office for 30 DAYS on the 10th inst
az" picoholS ESCAPED from the wOrkhOuSe. to
which he was conveyed by Officer Ross
Thursday.--Bat McCarty, arrested by Officer
Ross, charged by Mary Donoho with swearing
ana using indecent language to her; fine and cos
g ~ Thomas Bush hickman, W as fined s. s.
for overcharginG passenger. Ii appeared that
the offender, who was arrested by Officer Xim
norman, was colorcd driver in the temporary
employment of Bush, and the complaioant rec
commended lenient course towards the defend
ant
F[iday-A slave woman arrested this morning
by Officer Ross for using profane lanpu,oe in
the streets, was fined 81 5S
mlchaeI GrandJean, charged on the oath of
Elizabeth Common with malicious mischief in
ourning her clothes line with vitrol and threat
20 ~, take her NE, was required to give bail
IN SZVo Tor his appearance at the Criminal Court
Agatha GrandJean, charged with stealing a
brt a>tpin valued at 81 80 the property of Eliza
beth Common, was also held to bail in $500 for her
appearance at the Criminal Court
several complaints made TO -day aoai Dst iuye-
mics and others for making bonfres in the
streets and stealing boxes and barrels contain
Ing ashes and other rubbish.
TARE 1T AwAY.-Why don't the street COM
missioner, the health commissioner. or the COM
missioner whose duty it is to look after such
things, pay visit to Ninth street, between ID
ana Il streets, where there is green-colored
nuisance In the shape of filthy, foul fetid and
Pestl1erous gutter, whose feveF-creatine exhala-
lions poison the whole neighborhood? The gut
scum cannot pass off, and so remains xalutinp
the hostrlIs oil every passenger with its unsavory
odor such combination of bad smells is suf-
ncient 10 breed cholera. In the same square,
iiSut uhder the public nose, stands large hogs
mead full OF garbage in the last stage of vegeta-
Die decay, which sends up fume as offensive as
IL IS poisonous The proprietor of that hogs head
says thefe Is Corporation ordinance providing
for the removal Of such Accommodations bv the
street scavenger. IL so, will the scavenger of the
ihiid w ard drive his cart along Ninth street,
ana when he discovers the aforementioned hog
mead, make note ont? By removing it be will
perform his GItv to his country, and merit the
gratitude of many household.rs tbereabouts
WhoSe nasal sensibilities are outraged beyond en-
durance. .
lHE EIECUTIoN OF POwERs.-To- m rrow is
tao appointed time for the execution of James
POWERS VINO was granted respite of eig bit days
on last Friday. From all we can learn to-day
there is no prospect of a further exercise of Fly
ecutive clemency in his behalf and il is believed
the execution will be contaminated Tomorrow
according TO previous arrangements.
OFFICER. ELECTED Columbia Lodge, No.
10, l. o. o F., have elected the following off
GERS for the ensuing term of six months Harri-
son :. Bowen, N q; S John Thomson, v G:
Chas- & Martin. $; John A Moulden II So
David FOwble, Treasurer.
REAL enthusiastically the following prop
Lot %, in square 296, John p Murphy, purcha-
ser, al : cents; lot 5, in square 7I9, w. b Todd,
pure haser. at ~ cents lot &, in square 7I9 same
purchaser at 27s cents; lot . in 50 uare 10 same
purchaser, at ga cents.
WORTH READING-Why is it that so many suffer
ana Iepine and d az out a miserable existence nm
lifted for the enjoy ments, and even ordinary pur-
SUITS oil lie, when re lief may he obtained and health
ana vlgOI restored, by treatment at once conve-
nent and safe, as yell permanent In its character,
10 nose VINO nave suffered long with disc Sc,
nlmatng In loss OF appetite, vigor, &c the under
signed tenders his professional services, assuring
the sufferers, IN candor and sincerity, pleasant con-
ve1lent and proper prescriptions, thorough cure
ara sound body and mind, without unple SAINT re
strlctlOns or hnderance from ordinary business pur-
suits.
All diseases Of a private nature, from whatsoever
cause, either recent or chronic, structures an inta-
bic bladder, &c.-also, Sorofna Asthma, Rheuma-
tlsIn Piles, &C., sklllfuy and successfully treated
Dr. Harms will visit Washington every week du-
ring May and une, remaining Wednesdays Thurs
day s, aid Fridays of each week. Can be cons uted
at bis rooms, So National Hotel, from IL to Il and
TO p. m. X. b. HARRIS NJ n
INA 10 WThFf Residence, Richmond Va.
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