New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-30
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MARY ELIZA
only daughter Of
ROBERT and JANE C. GUBRISYAU.
Bonn Merch 1884, Troy New York.
Died Jan. b. 1889, Macon Georgia
Winds of the Winter ye wildly sweep
Across tho grave where persisted beauty Lies,
F he 1907 To es b se Se 81. z p.1sd %ep
Pause ye and mourn-not for the freed nom pain,
But that signs ofoye could wish her back again"
The revere face bears wreath cut IN circle at the
top, incloeiDg the words, Little Mary Ma sh," fol-
lowed by this verse:
Pspie We and mourn that spirit is now breathiss
An aimosrhere Of love divlney purei
Oh why shond kindred hearts on earth be srieviRg
since tiod hath cent his angels 10
Tbs pearl made bright through suferine!-No decay,
Nor tine nor change c'n steal her youth away.
NOUN then, ye winds not for the freed from pain,
But that the sghs Of love could wish her back again
The Troy Budget contains the following poeteal
efotion by Adah Isaacs Menken addressed apparently
to her husband the American pugist John c. Heenan;
Cone back me my life is young
Ny soul L. scarcely on her way,
And al the starry songs she sung
Are preludea TO gTander lay
Come back to me!
Let this sens. born soul receive thee,
Glowing It's fondest truth to proven
Why so early didst thon leave me,
In our heaven grand life Of ovel
Come back to aie!
These burning lips shall act their seal
On our betIothal bond tonight,
While whispering murmun will reveal
How souls can love In God own Light
Como back to me!
Come back to me yon star sha bo
The silent witness Of our bliss,
And all the past bhan TO thee
But sweet dream to herald thisi
Come back to me!
Troy, ~ Y, Jan. 10 1850
The Stamford Conn., AdrOcdte gives the psrticu-
lars of runaway wife at that place, which has been
the topic Of conversation among scandal mongors for
some days. They are rs follows:
few weeks since your and beautiful girl took up her r
dence In that and entered High School As pupil
Everybody especially the young curious to kno" vac
the young stranger and where she ola oas win al
tie Insecurity inv'ned such occasions the Interested ones
completely bshed 10 their efforts TO ascertain oe' pse
residence lew since, however eenaeaian i'o -
YoIk made bis appearance and claimed the tar mV@"o ~ Las
lawful wife The husband insisted taking ne vic Win @
bat the sdy reased bis inpoitunies ane hsPs re P
you'd reach Hereur the gentleman became mort n
Il his dertL STATIONS and wouls prooany n4'e - wv
HE ,,n, 10 o.,ca tho reur the la6y but for The arrival Of
ber srotbe, Two man me, At tho Stanford oase on EIday
lat When an excited cooquy snsuea duag ~hoh o heo md
,n5,l Ia drrosuoy the character Of his vie aud
h, s, The.e remarks followed by blow ifoG the fat
NJ Oh, ho,her which laid the dconsoato husband a. full leah
40 ,h ,,bIs aoor The spectators hare nls.sa aud pre-
,,d ,uv further demonstrations Of thu cbaacisT On the
Song morning brother and slater to psIsase car.
far Yori whittier they followed by the baed b not
vet despaing husband Fhss ibs deponeu, saysth not
in April 1859, mr. T. j. Jones started FROM Platte
mouth, Nebraska, for Pixies Peak, leaving his wife
and family provided for. In October following no
turned, aud during temporary absence from home,