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Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-13

jelen, c OF twenty years in the
Real Estate Couveyanoipg and Insurance business
IN both the Eastern and Western States and intende
h. establish in Elizabeth tirst-class Office.
Persons patroni1ing this Office may rely upons.
tention, activity ana energy being devoted toshsts
business al4ly
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NOTICE.

TIME subscriber has opened Office at j. r.
Norton K Co.'S works Jefferson avenue, whore
he is prepared to fill orders for anything in his
line.
All persons indebted will confer favor by max
ing immediate payment Al tho office ofIohn Norris,
in Grand street where his hooks viii Nc Fe'' for
the present M w wv
1-Nr.N- 49, ~-N-t-~
WYE are now prepared TO take down, tore in dry
w lofts for the season, and black nd wit up in
the fall, Stoves and Parlor Furnaces Pine Fire
Boards, &c. at reasonable rates,
z. NJ. HERRICK & CO.,
2l9 Broad street.
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T7HIS ROOFING is particularly adapted for the fiat
4 part of French rooted Houses, and any other
roof having not four inch pitch per foot Leaky
Tin Roofs made tight with one coat of our Elastic
Cement.
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NJ, A., w Ala, bos becp annointed N
o,a.,' =, ,ha n,,d Io,,or oa,cs Pos, oasco
Dcnar,mep, In place Of Miss NJ, R, Kerlin.
lion. VIM. II. linton. Of Ohio. Ia at the
Ebbitt house.
Hon. George K. Spencer, Of Alabama, Ia
at Wizards.
Commodore John L. worden entered upon
his duties as superintendent Of the Naval
Aoodomy n, Anr,noIIs m Wednesday last,
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THE MCGARRAUAS LASD CLAIM-ExCIT-
no INTERVIEW BETWEEN THE CLAIMANT
ATTORNEY ASD SECRETARY Cox.-The Nc
G lrrahau case seems destined to be per-
petual source OF trouble to somebody or
other. The other day Secretary Cox, by his
COUNSEL moved to withdraw motion to
quash the Judgment of the District Supreme
Court ordering him to issnc forthwith
patent to MCGArrRhan for the lands en-
brucod with what Is known as the Paroche
Grandc Rancho, In California, containing
valuable quicksilver mines, now being oper-
ated by an alleged company of squatters an
der the name Of the New ldrean NJ ming
Company. This motion having been with
drawn Mr.. MCGill, one Of the attorneys for
McGarrahan, waited upon Secretary Cox
to day aud asked him whether he meant
now to issue the patents for the disputed
lurds to MCGarrahani The Secretary Is
reported TO have Faid that he never intended
to give McGlrrahIn the patents; that his
reason for Withdrawing the motion to quash
was that hc had r.Se-rtained that the Dis
trct supreme Court Intended to affirm the
Judgment T.. favor OF McGarrahani that the
action III that court In the IN after was ut.
tc...Iy disgraceful, and that the members OF
that court ought to be tmpeached for their
scandalous proceeding. The Secretary Is
further alleged to have stated that he In
tended to apply for writ OF error to carry
the case to the United States Supreme Conrt,
where II would be rcturnable next MONDAY,
when he would move to have 1t advanced on
the calendar, so as to secure speedy and
Gnul Judgment about the whole matter.
McGarrahan's attorney remarked that his
only reason for getting the writ OF manda-
mus was because the New Idrean Mining
Company were using every effort to have
the Secretary Issue patents to them, con-
trary to an agreement not 10 take any &C.
ton on the question before the meeting Of
Congress. Secretary Cox is said to have re-
piled that McGarrahan's counsel ought t
he proud OF their featsi that before the man
dnlnus had been applied for the Cabinet
was u unit In favor of McGarrahan, but
that now the President and all the Cablne
Ministers were united In condcmning Mr.
McGurrthan's conduct. The interview be
tween the Secretary and Mr.. McGlll 10 said
to have been altogether highly exciting, ter
minatlng IN each party almost giving the
other the lie direct. The ease Is reported to
Involve property worth In the aggregate
millions Of dollars, which may be some ex,
PLANTATION OF the extraordinary interest and
excitement It occIslOns.- Wash. Cor. " Y.
Hsrald, December 2.
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SHIRTS REBOSONED, 40 CTS.
PATTERNS CUT, so CTS.
RoPosALs FOR FREsH BEEF AND yEoB.
TABLES.

-
WAsHIEGIos, D. Dee. $, Sg
Sealed proposals. endorsed proposals for EIe,h
Bsef and Vegetables. " will be received at this
ID &c uatn o'clock, p. n, on the 9Th day o. Dc,
Gambler, 1899, for the supply o. 300 pounds Of
Fresh beef and Is 100 pounds Of Fresh Vegetables
az the Warrington Navy Yard and Station Az To-
Tie Beef must DO Of good quality, aud equal TO
ths Erade nsesssaTy TO make the bost mess beef,
and be delivered In equal proportion Of fore AID
bind. ausreIs The Vegetables must be Of the
bsst quality the market anoIds, and the Beef And
Vsgetables must be offered for BY The pound,
Bonds, with approved security; NIL os ,e2uipod
tI.st And twenty per cent. In addition will be
Mitbbeid from The amount Of each payment a. col
sautrnet, When rsserv.tion viii not be paid uali
ths contract Il fully complied with,
RysTy offer must be accompanied byhWrtten
suaTanty, signed By one or more issponsible per,
sons that the bidder or dsu WI " MS or iheir
sd BE- accepted, eater late an 9biilatlon riialn
ave days. with good and sumSent suTeties' 70 iuF'
nish the articles proposed. .-
No proposal will be oon,ideIed uRless aeeompa'
MED by such guaranty, and the Department re-
saves The right to reject any proposal unless ths
rsspoppiblity OF the guAtAutors Ia osrttned 10 by
ths Assessor Of IntsrnAl hevenue for the district
In which they reside, and unles. the license r.
nnired By act OF Com Tess Is furnished with the
20 nd er:d sdVantsE eous to the Government.
Ills 10 be understood that IN ease the stipulated
aasnity of either article shall be deiyered leay.
ing balance due the other arisIe, the contract
may be considered as eomplstsd In fall, al the
option Of the Department. ynw,N srVu.pr
does o. Paymastsr, U. b. Navy.
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL M1rrrRs.-Frcc

BANKING AND FINANCIAL MlrrERs.-Free
Banking 10 q fsvorito topic Of discussion
hsrs Just now among those interested in ma.
tional finances, and It is generally believed
that II Will be recommended by Secretary
Boutwell, In his forthcoming report. There
are some who would abolish tho Issue Of
circulating notes by the banks, and have tho
Government Issue enough greenbacks for q
national currency; but to this serious OBJ
jectlous are offered. II greenbacks were to
DO made redeemable, they would no longer
serve as currency, fol. when once presented
st the National Treasury and redeemed, they
could not be paid out again, unless on APP
preparations made BY congress for public
expenditures. They would be absorbed
and dlsbursed solely for Government
purposes, without any regard TO the
wants OF the business community, ana
stringencles In the money market would be
Inevitable. .ra..H ,
Free banking, however, with circulation
based upon greenbacks, would gradually ab.
| sorb the Government legal tender notes and
/ steadily lead to O resumption Of specie pay
ments. All geographical restrictions on the
Issue Of bank notes should DO removed and
their issue be made conditional upon the
dnal withdrawal Of q dollar In greenbacks
for every dollar issued. Some suggest that
| Il might also be desirable for Congress TO
authorize the establishment at once Of specie.
| paying national banks, with the right to
Issue bills Reasonable In gold.
At any rate the indications here are that
| the Secretary Of the Treasury will recon-
mend that Congress adopt some such meas
/ ures rather than an Immediate resumption
| Of specie payments or substitution oil
| greenbacks for National Bank notes. Sec.
Rotary Boutwell,, however, keeps his own
counsel, and his views will not be positively
known until after tho President's messag
shall have been delivered to Congress or
Monday next.-Wdsh. Cor. Boston Journal
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:
ticement for their childrcn's pennies. while
they were unable to provide them with suit
able books by the strictest economy.
brought the subject before tho board and was
threatened BY the owner OF the shop with per-
sonal yiolcnce. IL should also Be stated that
Mr.. Jones has two daueh,srs smploycd A.
teachers In this school-house. One of them
babeen. teachi,o two war. "A v.s IAN.
pointed this wear AT sixtv dollars mar month.
Win an. .nnrovo, ~ ,ho ,.h.,. 800 m.
''e "Pp'''e y. NV "1e'e ooai'' INV
o'ner, younger sister, VINO had not at
temp'ed teaching before, and was rejected
by the examining board OF four, has since
oeen put into 'he schooi as my dollars per
MONTH VIII only say that such iaets a.
these are not In harmony win my Ideas OF
the duties and character OF . trustee OF col
ored schools.
Mr.. Charles King was appointed trustee
Of the colored schools several years ago, but
at the instlgatlon OF the coiored people the
Secretary Of the Interior requested him to
resign, which ended his term at the end OF q
few weeks. have never known OF his TAX
ing any special interest In the white schools,
much less In those Of my own race, till no
has low suddenly como forth fully hedged
in the cause. Soon after no became trus-
tee, Miss Maria Fellows, from Minnesota,
called on nie at my house, asking me 10 20
with her and intercede with Mr.. King 70
pay her $500 she alleged he had borrowed
Of her, assigning as her reason for coming
to me that he was q trustee OF colored
schools with me. I declined to NEEDLE al
all with tho matter, and two days after her
call. I found that she was put into q school
without anv consultation with me. When I
mat her a abort Tina aftervard. she spoke OF
having bean appoInted n tsacber. but vas
.t,,I xerv de,erm,n.a tn recovsr her monev.
and prosuced a paper Of which tho following
I. . conv,
Wasafaoton co.uty, District OF columbia, o.:
On this tth day q sePtemee,. a, .. issSo,
peace in ana Tor sstd county and District,
Maris fsliow;, who' being ~ me s.,S SH1y
d, ofN. Il, stephsnsburs Va, that In the sprinE
1859 she resided AZ Mont,ee'o, lin n9 Gi n
King who borrowed Of her about ave hundred
Jon s.,ss s,ts ,ptsrc.t for ths smonnt,
that sometime Afterwsrds she received from
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-12-03

The jews IN RUssIA.-M. Catacazy, the
Russian Minister, denies that there Is the
slightest ground for the appca, made yester-
day by certain Jewish gentlemen Of this city
on behalf Of their co-religiouists In Russia.
So far from prosecuting the Israelites, N.
Catacazy declares that he knows OF his own
knowledge that the Gar has treated them
with marked kindness; that not long since
the Car, from his own private means, had
erected ane synagogue In the city of St.
Petersburg for the better accommo iation Of
his subjects of the Jewish persuasion, and
that before that time only ono temple Of
that kind existed in that city. On tho other
hand, the delegation which waited upon tn,
President yesterday are quite positive in thea
statement regarding the Gas sIeported per
sccution es the Russian Israelitcs, aud asscr
tfsf President Grant yesterday submitte,
their appeal to his Cabinet, when 1t wa
unanimously agreed that Secretary Fist
should send copies of the appeal to Mniste
Curtin at st. Petersburg and Minister Gaia
cay In Washington, urging both Of thes
distinguished diplomats to recommend +
the Gar revocation of his ukase expa
triating the Russian Tsraelltes. They So,
further that President Grant himself die
tated dispatch to be sent by cable to Min
lister Curtin, directing him to bring the sub
ject without delay to the attention OF tn
Russian Court Wash. Cor. ", Y. Herald
Dee. 9.
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a, ,,p,,,. a.n,., In r.n,v "A tho com-
.,'.,,a, =, ws..,,- Jcn.. .nd King. pub-
u.s.d . s.v aav. ..o. A, ,bc communica-
,s. :, A.. &c.. 49, "a NJ svnbsx In
...s, -. ....., ", a tbe py,vl.
- ~ -. - -. %, nm, bere
re - - -, s,a a. f,r a.
~ pso... V y. ss.a.,n,s r. ,hose
=. 80. ~
eusss.a IN Nas' " .s, y -. '
NUS u" oo 80 ,n1ousn 'no a S e n.
o r 49, ...,a.s,
ropL,oAS,o". iu. eAt y. Ipe.ooua
vs. on., 'n,a' uPo" ~e ~ youi eo,us' VI
'ne As'n u'.,, ose' 'a' Eu"'u'e' VI NY Us
sociates In the Board OF Trus'ces Of eo'ored
schools, MI. Alfred Jones and NJ Charles
King, demand from me some response. The
coarse denuuciastoa Of the attack could not
Otherwise than destroy any confidence which
candid mind might have given to Its state
ments. l cannot descend TO that style oil
controversy. MY manner OF NE and my
character are quite we'll known TO the people
OF this District.
MISS Emma V. brown, whose name Is IN
PRODUCED Into tue communication needs nc
defence from me. Her character, As an In
telisctual and renned ladY AND asan emeicn
teacher, 10 amply known to all interested 10
the colorcd scnoois OF this District. Mr. A
4. newton, inc former super'ntenden' Oh our
schools, Who knew her capabilities thor'
oughly, In his report on the qualincations OIL
teachers, last year, ater saying mat as
P',nc'pai 0, 'no 'N0e, 'ono sue nau
AoI'e'eu e , '"o 'o'o"
1e 800 '''' W. wv WV
"'"'ey'1 ",o.p"os', '"a sr ''a"'"a'''" S''
""sa'p'ss'aJor saee'ene
nus D'o"h 0'u no' "pP'J W ''0 i''
,.,rno,.a ,v . vo.. a, An. ,o.., A,
.nnoint Tho te.chsr. vbicb snocl.Iiv an
Joined a, m. 10 ..cu,s a. "A, a. no.,ih,o
m, cor,,nr,A ..rv,cs, a, ,ho.. who h.,
given GOOD .,,,.fac,Ion. o,oa nnon Mia
p,ovn 49,. =, ~. a., :. 10 &C.,,
| r.o.,,,,r 80, ......,.,i-. :
az. .,,a,.a $500. 4. .,,,. n,...,s,
ana -so. $500. a.. ..,o.I. ,,n,-.,,r.,,
tHemsrd.d win mi. .o,o nu,no.s In v,ow
10 oh,.,n er.,..I... ,..ch.r. ana 10 .bo,
an,,sol,,,,, n, n,., ..,,i.s, .nno,nts,
no. ill., AZ. ,,,,.., norea,no. ,hot
von,a o,,. r,,vor.., ..,,.,.o,,o, 7, r,Iah
\. ,a,sa ,,., Nj. re-, nj o,r., h.,s.,
~ ,h. - I, ,orn.r a.. -, r,,,.no. q
-. 81. 80 80 -, -. -
.a.o,.,.,, .,., 90. $3.50, m,
I'M s,,,s.r .rrr.v.,sd h, ,,o at,
snm.,.n.. ,h., No, oni, VA. MI. Rrov
son,,,.d =, No, ..hooI -;,hor, m. .IIgbte,
nnI, on no, n., hut mat the perso,
brou,h, FROM pbII.de,pbi. to all the Va
..ncS "a. n,td m, foiI montb,s salary O
s7o ,bou9h not in IN. school but half
non,b vbIlo MI,. Brorn wa. not nal
sv.n for m, nor,,on Of the month which sh,
.ctua,l, ,auebt.
came without solicitation into the plac,
of trustee OF these schools. In July, 1868
was called into the Office OF Mr.. Secretary
Browning, who, after saying that he desired
To all the vacancy then existing In the boart
with eolored man Whom no knew 10 d
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Builders and Material.
8. P, WRISLEY.

(succosssr to II. W, Hamilton 4 Co, Ne. 2iI Penn.
sylvahiA Avenue,)
DEALER IN
SLATE Il MARBLE MANTELS, BRACK.
ELS, BRACKET SHELVES, TABLE
AND BUREAU TOPS, HEARTHS,
dNAtaG e.s eU se!, L.. hohs'
Young Mems Christian Association
NINTH STREET, lcSsPhe sroRg,) ABOVE D,
The public arc respectfully Invited 10 call and
examine my Assortnen Of goods, which 10 mere
varied than any In this market. scs-u
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-12-03

A New NovEL.-Willam II. Donoho
esq, Of this city, has Just completed hii
romance Of the period. entitled "Blanche
Millburn, or the Fiend Of Dark Hollow"
which will shortly be given 10 the public
through the columns Of prominent New
York literary journal. Competent Judges
predict for 1t decided success. 1t Ia full Of
incident Of sensational character, but en-
tirely moral tone. We learn that the plot,
which has the rare merit nowadays OF
originality, possesses unusual interest, and
Is handled with rare ability.
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ABOUT TWO WEEKS SINCE, at the sugges-
tiou Of Secretary Boutwell,, tho chiefs Of oil
the bureaus In the Treasury Department met
for the purpose OF agreeing upon some gen.
eral plan for the reorganization Of the differ
ent bureaus. Aftet a general interchange Of
opinion the work OF drawing up bill, iucor.
poratlng the views agreed upon, was In
trusted to Hon. John NJ. Brodhead, Second
Comptroller, and, 1t is understood, will be
presented to Congress at an early day with
Secretary Boutwell's hearty approval. 1t
provides for slight reduction In the clerical
force, and material increase of pay under
such regulations as It Is hoped will enable
the Department to retain Its most eficien,
clerks. This bill, however, does not include
the Internal Revenue Bureau, for which q
different plan will be submitted by Commits.
sioner Delano, providing for an increased
force, with also the increase Of pay. Thl,
bill, 1t Is stated, Is but one Of the few look.
ing to the improvement of the civil service
generally.
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A Q A II ID,
PpxfsSTT tcU1SoRvTE PAVEMENT
% any OF the Wards Of this city Sidewalk, Curb
and Outer, all eonplete-for one third lsss price
per Inca foot than the corporation price, and
guarantee all work for the term Of ten years. Fay
ment 10 three months after the work Is eonpleted,
ipstead Of being paid b.foIe the w.Ik y CON.
meueed. THORNTON SMITH,
0hee, corner Ninth and d streets,
sspl-u Christian Association BuildiAE.
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GEN. RosECRAss and Senator Ross were In
81, Louis yesterday.
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The PACIFIC STEAMSHIP LISBs.-The
policy Of further subsidlxlng the lines Of
steamers from San Francisco to Japan and
China, which IL being discussed In some OF
the leading journals, will undoubtedly receive
some consideration from Congress. Several
Of tho leading members Of the Ways aud
Means Committee favor the idea, and con-
slider that to foster that trade would be for
the best interest OF the country. Tho sccre-
tary OF the Navy will allude to the subject
in his forthcoming report, and will recon-
mend . liberal assistance to these onter-
priscs.
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L,oR sILI-A PINE NEW HOUSE,. SITUATED
Il IL The most desirable location and nsighbor.
hosd In the city. Terms liberal. Inc uire At No,
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Boarding.

pOARDIsG-0NE LARGE FRONT ROOM. SEC.
ID ond door, with board. Also Table Board. At
12f street, corner Eighth. del Ct
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For Sale or Rent.

CoR RENT-A LARGE, HIcRLY FURNISHED
L FRONT ROOM, on sseond. aoor., In a quiet
s.s ~ ~ fs.;.sSS,Ss .',s az.
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Wants.

INFORMATION WANTED OF MRS. MARY
KAyANAUGH. Who left fsv York three y. ars
ago. Any Information OF her wheTeAboutSssll DO
tbAnkfully received BY her friend, KATk TER
NAN. Address Washington Post once. D. q.
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JroR RBNr.-AN RLRG ANT SUITE OF ROOMS,
l. with Bath Room and Water Closet attached
n 4As ThiIteentb, east side, doors north o.
street. novb.H
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WAHTEp.-A YOUNG HEALTHY CoLoRED
w WOMAN yants 81 Wet huIse,s place, Can
4S3 virginia avenue. between frat and Second
streets wet, fer two days moo So
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L or upfuraishsd. With > com N q nieatlns room
u desired, heated and lighted with !sa.i Also,
aisSsd and heated, rear S..t 3nss sd oiSsf
public bpilaisss Apply 431 .E,Ghth street. near
corner OF O, opposite Patent once. hol0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-28
DECISIONS

SUPREME COMPLIMENTARY TFRN-Dcci-
son5 In heard at the General Term for Ap sgo
before CLERKE T. j., SUTHERLAND and iSGRAHAM j. IL
The NdthlOnal Park Bank OF ". Y. The Ninth Ma
uOnal BanB-New trial ordered costs 10 abide event
opinion by lngraham D., dissenting opinion by Suthcr,
land j. Lahcns 0gt Dupasseur ct aThc case remit ed
with leave 10 amend opinion by Sutherland j. Hub
bard agt. Barbour Judgmenpalrncd with costs opin.
ion by Sutherland Libby agt RoselTans OF al.Jndg
mout alnrmed with costs opinion by Clerhe j
Lambard agt. The Sioux city and Pacific Railroad
Company Order affirmed with costa; opinion by
Sutherland j. Decisions in heard at the Gen
eral Term, June. 1909 Hummer ag Rogers Judgment
reversed demurrer Overruled, win leave answer i'm
20 days on payment or costs opinion by Barnard dis.
senting opinion by Cerke PJ. Lndaneragt The Fourth
National Bank of New-i0Tk-Judgment affirmed with
costs opinions by Barnard. J.. and CeTke T. j. Stag
agt. Observation-Disclosures affirmed with costs opinion
by Barnard. j. Gimartln agt. The Mayor &c, oil New
naId, !. owen, adl'r, Sc agt Williams 90 alDrcrae
Of tho surrogate reversed order 10 be- eaftlad notice.
5rtiy HPt. utun-'N,r ntIfurG EI.l costs Dtf. on
b. AAln4IA. J Av.LMlNA ~. AAa L...LA..A W. ONO
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,>o4L MISCELLANY.
THE swABLAN FESTIVAL.


:, lille the good people of Wiremburg were
erioying the country sports of the Cannstaiter NoRen
fest an the uicuredue slopes OF the Noekar 5000 festive
sols and true every one assembled In Joucss Wood 10
celebrate the festival in this land The German states
man who said Germany was nothing bat geographical
DESIGNATION needed Only TO the happy folk IN the
woods Yesterday he disabusea Of such an opinion
II was an enthusiastic gathering OF NtlndhS
The recently arrived Tcuton, with Dubious DIeecS anu
microscopic cap, bowed the foam from LA' JOehu peer
along with the acchmated German whose clrCulIeco
rcuaied hight. The pretty cOquetrlcs ma i"uiSs
of voung men and mnens, the innocent sports o. troops
of little BOYS and girls, gave lnfal9ie testimony a'
everybody breathed peace ana gO0d VIII ~ ms leISou
Tie woods were beautifully adorned flhESaud adVon
es hoated from tall trees; pictures OF IH otoIte ~
home greeted the eve everywhere Bands OF muse
thrilled the soul with the old songs anu VIC So.ls
PROCESSION, costumed in the habit OF anolher tme,
transported one To the lana OF petty Sttt,S az -,
wines The commanding feature III inc way 81 UI:lt'
Incufatop was harvest column. 1t was a CoiihIhau
column tho shaft OF which was composed Oh. aplhts'
Dears. peaches topped with massive c'pHAl OF pump
kps and melons decorated with flezc ol uh'ish,u
corn The architrave was row OF eRS pia a1u 49,; 10y
trignhS and curuiCe made up OF oranges ana po
APPLES Ii was perfect column Every IFuit oI tn9
season contributed tOits beauty It's DIse wa
tbe whole were the German and American Hays ABOUT
ihe grounds were Punch and Judy show, ana an oH.
door theaer where yellow haired Thesplan Aayeu ic
mart of the dark melancholy Dane AL EaS tuo "ilo
was poured peufuy, and at night the cool ar ana INC
warm blood unitedly called each one 10 nv nts
heels vigorously to the stirring lhaslc,, IL Wa
muscles and gnarled knuciles, barRed ~ exposure ~
COMMANDED by his numerous progeny "ts tr ~, az "9
also the cultured German who talked VIII lId' anu
Dukes before the Revolution OF Is 1JhotICH WIN ~
te flashing Of greuadOcs and the fiery Kissing o. 3tcIs
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