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Three hundred thousand names have been
ohta;ned for the Anti-German League in
Tranre Each signer pledges himself not to
employ en any Germans; not to buy anything
frnm (Sermans, and to do all he can to lessen
tbs inAuerce of Germany in France.
Smyrna times., 1871-10-25
NEWARK ACADEMY

Newark. Del.
PROF. EDW. ID. PORTER, A. NJ, Principal
A Classical. Scientific and Commercial Boarding
School, for Boys and Young den Thorough instruc.
ton. Careful attention TO health and morals and
moderate charges.
Fall Term opens SEPTEMBER 18th, 1871
Students rapidly prepared for admission to College.
For full information send Tor Catalogue ag233m
Smyrna times., 1871-10-25
New Advertisements.
8 O'CLOCK.

r A MONTH.-IIorse and Carriage furnished:
$3.50 expenses paid; samples Free Ii. Ii. SHAW
Alfred, Me. oc254t
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He proceeded to state that from letter received
ment bonds, he understood that no question was TO
be raised on the assessment bonds. He desired,
however TO lntcrposc no technical objections as 10
whether the Two Per Cent act prohibited the Comp
troller IRON raising the money they now asked for
In the manner proposed or not. He argued at some
peatlng some or The arguments maze on the
previous notion He urged tnat the present was not
simply an application from the Department OF
Public Parks but from various creditors entltled 10
money on assessment bonds, and others having
claims based on Park Improvement bonds. He
published In the HERALD. and insisted that the same
question OF law was involved 10 each case. lie de-
sired simply TO ascertain whether the bonds could
be Issued.
Mr. Strahan took up the
DEPUTY coxPTRoLLER's SIDE
OF the case. lie read affidavit OF Mr.. Green, the
Deputy Comptroller, and also or Mr.. St0rrs. The
partmenI 10 issue said bonds, 10 In his discretion
To determine the time or times when the amounts
and manner In which such bonds are TO be issued
tnat the Board OF the department OF Parks alone has
authority to authorize the execution or performance
OF the work OF said department.; and that dep0nent
thorize the execution or performance OF the WORKS
referred 70 said adavt and that whatever portion
OF SAID works was In fact executed ana performed
was on the authority OF committee called the Ex.
ccutiye Committee OF said Board for the appoint
nent OF which the law makes no proviston; that M
by law and no contract entered into was made or
entered into for the execution and performance OF
the same for supplies furnished, as the law pro.
yldes that no claims against the city Incurred In
the employment OF said department have been sent
70 dep0nept or 70 the Departments oi Flpacce 70 De
The New York herald., 1871-10-13

audited, revised and settled, ana that no vouchers
for the expenditures OF said Department oi Puoiic
Parks have been examined and allowed py tne
Auditor OF The city accounts, or approved py 'he
deponent or Comptroller, a. required BY Jaw
Mr.. VANDERpoEL insisted that the affidavit pre-.
sented new facts, which might require the putting
In OF afndavi,s In answer. 1t might be necessary
for them TO show that these acquisitions were reg'
lar. They hal supposed " hen they came mere tne
only question 10 be discussed was the question OF
power.
Mr.. srRAuAN was quite wiling 10 discuss the ques.
tion, and let them put In alildavits afterwari.
Mr. BUCKLEY proceeded 10 argue the question on
benalr Of the Department OF Public Parks. He urged
at length. that the Two Per Cent act only applied 70
such expenses as had been paid out OF taxation and
that the Legislature intended 10 throw all oshef ex-
penses into bonds
The JUDGE said there was no question Of repeal,
only question OF suspension OF the powers for two
years.
Mr.. BUCKLEY said ne thought the same consdera-
tions applied 70 suspension VI the powers us 10
repeal VI It,
Mr. vANDERPoRL briefly called attention to the
other acts subsequent TO the Two Per Cent act OF
the same form and class those passed before, TO
show that the Legislature did not intend to give the
construction contended for by Mr.. Strahan.
The Court adjourned to eleven O'Clock A. NJ. TO-
day to hear the conclusion OF the argument.
The New York herald., 1871-10-13
COURT Of GENERAL SESSIONS.
A Professional pickpOcket sent to sing sing
An Assault Upon n Policeman.

A Professional Pickpocket sent TO sing sing
An Assault Upon n Policeman.
Before Recorder Hackett.
The first case tried yesterday by Assistant District
Attorney Fellows was an Indictment for felonious
assault and battery. Phuip Hartman was charged
with cutting Peter Holman in the forehead and arm
with sharp instrument on the 10Th or September.
II was SHOWN that Hartman struck Hoffman first.
verdict OF not guilty was rendered.
John Williams professional pickpoCket was
tried and convicted Of stealing gold watch nom
Michael Quigley on the 30 OF September, while re-
turning from COncy island the steamer Antelope.
He admitted that he was sent to the state Prison for
picking pockets, and although he was only sen-
fenced TO be imprisoned three years and six months
he was confined nearly SIX years. owing to the feet
that there was another convict OF tho same name
who was liberated before the expiration OF his sen.
tence. The Recorder sent him TO the State Prison
for five yearp.
Edward Hubbard was convicted OF an assault
with dangerous weapon, ne having on the 3d Of
september cut Onlcer Haggerty IN the arm with q
kniIe The defendant stated tnat the officer clubbed
him IN brutal manner. HIS counsel asked the Re
c0rdcr postpone the sentence till Friday, In order
that a witness might be present whose statement
would probably induce His Honor TO deal lenienhy
NJ
The New York herald., 1871-10-13
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CONTENTION.

Eigaih Days Proc eedinns-Thc Bishops De.
6ae the Meaning Of the Word degenerate,
rs Used in the Baptismni Service.
BALTIMORE, Oct. H. 1871.
The forenoon OF to-day was devoted TO jubilee In
celebration OF the lftieth anniversary OF the
domestic and foreign missions Of the Protestant
Episcopal Church In the United States,
by the two houses or the General
Convention. with the Board OF Missions, at
Emanuel churcn. Interesting addresses were de.
livered by Right Rev. B. b. Smith, Bishop OF Ken.
lucky, ON the early history Of MISSIONS By Bishop
Bedell, on missions to Greece; by Bishop Payne, on
MISSIONS 10 Africa; by bishop Randall, on Western
missions, and by Bishop Coke, OF western New
York, on missions generally After these services
the Convention was called 10 order at quarfer-past
two P. N President CTaik in the chair.
Rev. Dr. HAIGHT, OF New YORK, made report
from the COMMITTEE on Canons In reference to the
new diocese In Pennsylvana, accompanied by
resolution that the House OF Bishops be Informed
that Message No. OF the House OF Clerical and L ay
Deputies was sent 10 the House Of Bishops mad.
vertently, the matter therein concerning the erec
ton of new diocese within the limits OF
the diocese OF Pennsyvania not hay.
house IFS 'ess eSa sSa 'Ges anS IS InpSn nS
and that the House Of Bishops be respectfully 10.
80 e y o. sqs aas
ana documents which may have accompanied the
same.
Dr. HAI8HT also presented . report from the same
committee the subject Of representation IN the
House OF Deputies from missionary jurisdictions,
vote
"A message was received from the House Of
bisn0ps with the following resolution:-
Kesolvef That the declaration Of the Bishops OF this
thn day signed In council be entered upon the
ues o sbis house and communicated House
cal and Lay Deputies the Information OF that body con
csnine sne srop Of tssr Bishops . deemed be
o. much grsvy and Of great houses VI the
DEoLAnArios o. III, nI,nors IN COUNCIL, ocroBsa
I'VE. IN. ,uh.e,h.,. IA ~ s!L -
CnssSs In the sn'sa states being asked
OF The same Church, TO declare our consIcuon
A. TO the meaning OF the word srsxeuerata, in
the ohces for The m.nis,rat,on OF baptsm al
infants declare that opinion word
not there determine moral Change N
Tie subject of baptism 10 wrought IN ihe sacrament
The declaration is signed by all the Bishops.
The hour or three O'Clock Having arrived the Con-
yenlion adjourned " ten 0cloek tomorrow.
The New York herald., 1871-10-13

in the above are arrive future de-
livery (basis m,ddngl tho sales have been folows
Last evening co November. 20o December LOO.
al 1885, togeher November 100 At - kl6c Gov at 1896
November and December 100 each at 1870. together
sS T. si:. .nHTs 100 o S s At
isac, 2o At - Hide, 100 a Ike November, 5
November " S and scS pscsmSsS s iosssasr SossnbS
December loJ each at 10 7l6c together lo0 each At
ss' 5S a 'H ssc.. sSea 10, 4 IS SiSc, 100 ). lss
December January no each = isNs .oseshsr Jsnu
sss y
total i oO Daes Tho .ysrase quotations Of
s.s pesssmSsr ,ss s January sSs
more. S.; New York. 64; Boston, 8 s4b1. Same day
reiah foreign ports closed foIlowsTo Liverpool By
% s ss f. .nSu1r ma s5sd 5s :.a3 a1 Hare H so ny
pressed 10 Bremen by steam lc, gold, compressed To
sss poE Ss e. for c RSa %a: active
prices The sales l4sl bags Brothers and fros
s re Sas' az Ss
and 1900 bags do Hanibal all private terms Other
n a s % Sas: I: s cs sna go
bags Maracsbo We quote ordinary c.rsoss issS
i5ssc.. gold, IN bond, 80 e si1y days crediI.
MarscaSo Nara i Lavaas. Samn,s.
nc. 80: 81 Domingo, gold in bono lie sllAc Costs
ss ns;' s.s.na s Ma1 ss iss so
duty paid days credit .!osk inclSdns All
Seyon si9 bags asrasa6o sa bags Aezican sOs Osr'
sM basnss Corn meal. 800 bbls. and ss7 bass Oats
heavy a l0c l5c would have
"a order to admit Of saes 70 any extent
demand and Sales 67o bbls % s5 FOR Western yell
low " for Aarshs caloric, and "a 10 for Coles
The New York herald., 1871-10-13

His Real Estate and Personal Properiy-No
Straw Ball in Him.

His Real Estate and Personal Properiy-No
Straw Ball in Him.
Yesterday the case OF Punton VS.. The Steamer
Bristol came up before Commissioner Osborn on
question OF BAN. II was originally ON action Tor
damages caused by collision at sea. There had
been decree against the Bristol for $4,000. The
owners seek TO appeal from the decree, and offered
Mr. jay Gould as security on the bond on appeal.
Mr. Gould was In attendance and was examined as
10 his responsibility. He said:-"I am President
OF the Erie Railway Company. NY property con-
tiss OF real estate, stocks, bonds and money. nv
real estate ~ on Eighth avenue, from Twenty-tbrd
TO Twentyfourth streets, running west, and nclud-
Ing several houses. ] own one undivided half OF
u The title 70 that property Is In my name and
In that OF James Fisk We paid for the Pike
property $s50000 and spent 1900 900 In improv
Ing IT, There was mortgage Of ssOo,oo0 on Il and
II does not now exceed 100000 encumbrance. do
not owe dollar IN the world except gr0cers' or
butchers bills. do not know now many suits
there are against me. There are several suits
against me, and large amounts IN them claimed
Besides these suits have no outstanding 0bliga-
lions or any Kind except the mortgage spoken o.
reside at 57e Fifth avenue, IN this city.
IL turned OUT however That MI Gonld's bond
could not pc accepted as the judgment In this case
= against MIN AZ owner, and ne Ia bound, under the
law ana practice OF the Court TO furnish bonds
man not lAtereate0 " the matter.
The New York herald., 1871-10-13
UNITED STATES cOxMsasssss' coJlr.

Charge Of Cruelty AgciHst a Sen Captain.
Before Commissioner Shields.
Yesterday the first and second mates Of the ship
Sypher and Louis Bechle, appeared before Commits
sioner Shields and complained to him that they had
been beaten badly by the Captain William Todd, on
oandagcd up and appeared TO have suffered good
deal OF punishment, though both Of the men said
that the captain had not used any weapon when
maltreating them. Bechle stated that he had only
believed the captain was drunk at the time he as
sauted him. 1t turned ont however, that che Com.
missioner could not entertain the case as the vessel
ls owned wholly or In part by Americans while she
sails under tine English nag. The cOmpalnants
were, therefore, referred to the English Consul, and
II they failed to obtain redress ut the hands OF tac
official it was suggested to them that they might
sue the captain In civil action for assault and
battery In the State court The men then departed,
expressing their thanks Tor tue information they
had received.
Alleged Violation Of Revenue Law.
United States Us. Ste6e,sger.-The defendant.
poor woman, residing at No. 2s4 Ninth avenue who,
1t is stated had been deserted by her husband was
charged with selling cigars without paving the spe-
cial tax required by law. As II appeared that The
woman did not know she was committing any Of
fence The Commissioner discharged hev
Charge Against Captain o! ScuttlinG = ship
Dismissed.
Before Commissioner osborn.
The United States Us. LeGch-The defendant, who
had been captain OF the ship Euterpe, was charged
with having scuttled and sunk her while on voyage
from Callao to Falmouth, England. The particulars
OF this case have already been fully published In tue
HERALD. Yesterday the case came ON again, wnen
commissioner Osborn rendered MA decision dismiss
Ing the charge.
The New York herald., 1871-10-13
The seveaiy's Sub-Cemc,ittees-What The
Are Doing.

The Sevcnly's Sub-CoM csittecs--What They
Are Doing.
The Sub Committee on Elections Of the Citizens
Committee OF Seventy met last night at 93s Broad.
way. Mr.. Uhoate presiding. The Political Reform
and Union League Committees also met with them,
ana there appeared before them the venerable Gen.
eral Jenny, OF tho Tribune; Nelson J. Water
bury. and other leaders OF republican, reform and
anti Tammany political organizations Those
bodies are expected to pick out their best known
and tried men act inspectors Of election, and
the committee will present the list when completed
20 Mayor Hal, VINO now seems moro inclined than
he was at nst TO appoim the committee's
men. The republicans and the anti Tam
manyttes In the several Assembly districts are
requested to unite wherever they can do SO
upon the same men for this 0lco. Should the Mayor
fail to appoint the committees inspectors they
VIII stin perform duty QDsct0 election day. The
correspondence between the Mayor ana the CON-
mittee WIN not be given to sfhe public, as least for
The subcommittee ON Estimates have not yet
T. w. Baxter u. Tyrrel and Otner building and fur
nishinR experts. Mr.. Baxter's estimate for cabinet
furniture In the new County Court House-$92 O75-
Is. ne says, $4,000 more than he would be
willing TO furnish every article he saw, and OF equal
material and finish for Chairs which are sold for
$6O0 $400 $3.50 and SO on, he would reckon dear at
half those prices. 1t ts expected that the Com
mittees on Estimates and on Printing and Station.
cry will close their researches In q few days,
and to be able to report to the Committee Of
Seventy next week. The last named sub-committee
profess to have found very great frauds in the sup
ply OF stationery and blank books, which Will sur
prise the community when published.
The New York herald., 1871-10-13
SUPREME COUaT-c4A13Eas.
Decisions.
Bv JudQe fnpraham.

james O'Brien et a.. ps The California Hsur-
dnce Union.-See memoranda OF decision.
James McC1eerv ct al. Us. Nathan Arnold ct al
Motion granted.
In the Matter Of me Petition of Amelia Gorati ct
AL, HJdnts, J0y Leave to ,SetI-Memoranda Tor
counsel.
IN the Matter or the Petition or Bridget Delaney,
General GuardLLa, Gc.-Order granted.
HrrD,Gn Von Keller Us. Herman Snrsberg et
dl.-NOtiOn denied.
by Judge Cardozo.
Eugene DesDriS ct at. o.. L 0oiS hamburger ek
al.-MOtIon granted.
Reansaidsr b. Wifc1ieI rs. Eliza WiTcheU.-Re-
port OF referee confirmed to aIim0ny aud counsel
fee.
The New York herald., 1871-10-13

Wheat fair request. but At decidedly lower pnees
.1s sprns s'sas :sis. ssas
ID sns.s ss 81 y fs
s.' sss wE. Corn 81 va. ~ '0d u nsss ssa g
sso,, ss a. % yellow Il Ss .SG shs % x.
nsslosssa M and nominal oa.: heavy sales Issooa
S M ssd "S SiS
for state sSa Barley wss. as In % % f%ana ss vs
price Sg strictly choice Rye was dull and nominal held at
FRrIGHTs.-The demand for berth room limited tu
rate: grain showed uIne. slight 70,
o5 for for e s.s
sassmens S %s: Gverooo BY steam
bale. III. s.:s.i s;.s s
so;% % sa.ai s.'s .'; s IS: charter: .oSS1:sS
49, sf:'.n ana s &. fss Ssasr "a
Norwegian bark $500 uain voyage and
s,a
Continent 1000 hbls rehncd petroleum. S. 3D. and g. o il
The S.dsrr.nsan ssSo Sis refined Petroleum. s. 3D.
British brs "a tons TO direct port In South America
HIDES .ers iisn. demand su. se.ay in price. ,soo
.ss va, ,s.d hut au, 80
cass csna:sl ana mixed s ae Cub. ssye e
sss. Hnss
x seo & shd Ens
Islands and 2,slO bbla. New Orleans.
opss,as q shs %arts, I sec. s::.s Ss
.ssy S q " ss ID a. s
iIv Sb. sold :. s aSS good strained i
lar realized - iax " Is Washington scarce At
L.nseed was easier cosIng a. sOc sc in casts
Cotton ssed WAS mss and weak = lsc Tor Crude Fish oa
ported Ss
ON :. 's ss
definite source 10 pssksss: castor Oh realized isO
There was consderabe Offering but generally At prices
man mali a Ss %
i9cx,ns three weeks. q quoted !, = ,s E,
heDssaA 4
.ss. 81 srs %
Creek the market was 9ass and M ~ wSnchangsa quoted a.
fhi.dephi. market e.nsass: fsmsrsasy quiet eai with
;5:s.
%sas :11
about h I SS I Is for .ass
sii 90 for prime Bacon was quiet but remansd very
s% ona Is
c S sc os an ara
iSSs cash. DO December oe and so FOR yssu.
oc FOR sna s.e
f' sS ;:s ss
. 9
d. 90 oasks so smoked :nsdSsr bellies. bored
With .Sd sd no
RIcKTne market was rather more active At full prices
Pam: ss.o ss .? H. .sa . s.:a. S.roa. sS
,s;.: iSs: : ~
a.; refining sas ls' hhas CoCS refining tn M At sS IS
o bo.ss c.zss q I SS1s or o.:,.. sugar ::
and g. for yruP sugar, Rsan.d .,ys E:' In s1aa
oi email :ahdsls sss as for HsS:sss
70 common r.anns g. $40 Car !o., % good o, far
= ssc:; fair % rood Eocsry sxS scst;; pine to
&C. : ltHo moissses hhds and A boxes e &C.; ne,
D. sSc. 70 y y s1S. iee do y e q 10 loAe
iass: sss: so s :siiss ,ixs ass fS!o Rico ssaSinx
Sssss ss:Sd.rs, ~: . * sss sCSa ysy..;6o.cs
sItrs sur.rior 7kc S.c nsssTs G. Amann Co sum up
w - zsd. Bore. Ds, xsads.
The New York herald., 1871-10-13
SUPERIOR C0uaT--akaT 2.

The Second Avenue Railway Company sues
Ono Of Its Own COndnct0rs-Char1e al Coll
Iusion In mn Old Cuse-A Verdict for the
Company.
Before Judge Freedman.
The Second Are,iue Ral.ray Company Us. Isidore
Henru-The defendant in this case was formerly III
the employ OF the piaintiIs as conductor on one OF
their cars While so employed Mrs. McBennett
was severely Injured from being thrown from the
platform Of the car, and subsequently brought an
the amount OF $4,000. The company claim that the
verdict was secured through colision on the part
Of the present defendant with the former plaintiff
and now bring the action to back from him
that sum. The only evidence taken was that fur.
nished by the notes Of the stenographcr who re.
ported the original case for the Court. tnat tes-
tim0ny the case was submitted 10 the jury, WHO
found for the plaintiffs.
The New York herald., 1871-10-13
G Q M M E r CIAL .
Our report Of the Wall street. markets Will be
found Oh the third page Of to-day's paper.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

THURsDAY, Oct ESP. H..
CorToS.-Adviccs reporting frost the South, though
without continuation had tho strengthening
the market here ani with oerings holders
establishing an advance OF per h., improve
men the market closed with hrmness below,
reported for export confined the operations OF
prominent exporter There general this
purpose line OF 200 bales fully low idng upland real
lied 1870. per h. The ccia quotations were made c
the suboined figures The trade large however,
quoted follows the extreme close Of the
The New York herald., 1871-10-13

with this department. nonvt ana faithful co-opera-
expectation. Very trv
ANDREW =. 1REEN, Deputy Comptroller.
Tho ..uen,,sws ~ SHOT IN CHICAGO.
30 many year. been ainicted with the burden OF
arawing y andred dollars each monthly for con-
oesosneng 10 be called attendants on the Supreme
o, uouna " u VINO never attended anything except
pnmaf!e and dance houses, have at last come 10
sansr Deputy Comptroller Green yesterday struck
eieD secIi
4 what in hell VIII we do now ~ asked one OF the
Tstncken, very lugubriously, yesterday afternoon.
"foll0w your friends. Barney Aaron Co.. re-
piled heartless bystander.
"What sayg" inquired the patriot
"Go on and get shot in Chicago. you loafer.''
The New York herald., 1871-10-13

The quotations based cotton running In quality
than halr grade above or below the grade quoted.
For delivery active business progress
vancing priccs the market closing very strong
Improvement OF Ac. 5l6c rsr The sales sum up a.
The New York herald., 1871-10-13
COURT cAlrKoARs-THIs DAY.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURr-IR ADMIRALTY
Held by Judge Batchf0rd.-Nos 224, Phillips vs.
steamboats, Anna and Carrie: 225 Marshal ct al. vs.
Reed ct al. 226 RuDp vs. Edge CT al; 221, Smith
vs. sparks; 228 Reed Ell al. W.. snip Great Western;
229 Wills vs. Woodbury.; 23o Dusenbery vs. steam
tug Hunter; 231, Guessing vs. steamship Hansa.
The New York herald., 1871-10-13
T HE C0UR T S.
Admiralty Cases-Alleged Cruelty at ses-Ths
Charge Of scuttlmg Ship Dismissed Ver-
dict Of Damages Against Conductor
Business in tho General Eessiona
uk.1ID STATES oH1ncT couar-:N ADMIRALTY.
Trial Of Cases.

btlOEe JuuR6 BIatCn,Ofu,
Zdb,tskte Us. F0untGtn-Acti0n for wages on .
contract Case finished and submitted
Lands rs. Ship Hi0ey1lidn.-This was an action 70
recover compensation for stcamtug relief afforded
TO the Htbernlan In Y COLLISION. Case sull on.
The New York herald., 1871-10-13


passed up TO tue Judge than the motion On behalf OF
the Department Of Public Parks followed in It's order
MT. Vanderpoel took up the forensic cudgels for the
latter department. He commenced with reading the
following statements, purporting to show the dc.
fcencles claimed as to assessment bonds also a
statement OF written acquisitions made for money
by the department upon the Comptroller in accord
ance with resolutions OF the department. the dates
when such requlsitOns were made and the amounts
due thereon
Semi-weekly Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1871-1872, 1871-07-13
PO e T RY.
wan YOU'VE DOWN.

THESE lines, whose author ~ know
not, contain much of philosophy. and
describe very fully what transpires In the
secular world when mans fortune goes to
the bad. Fortunately for humanity, there
il one sphere, the Masonic sphere, In
which It is not permitted to lick . man
when he il down. There, he who kicked
q brother and fellow for such reason,
would himself, shortly, become the kicked
out Of the fraternity.] ...v
What legions of friends" always bless Us,
When golden success lights our way!
How they smile as they softly address us,
So cordial, good-humored and gay.
But oh when the sun Of prosperity
Has sst-then how quickly they frown,
AID cry out in tones Of severity
"Kick the man, don't you see he is
down.
What though when you knew not sorrow.
Your heart was as open Is day,
And your friends" when they wanted ia
borrow,
You'd oblige. and ne'er ask them "a
"pay."
What though not soul You e'er alighted,
And you wandered about through the
town,
Your friends become very near sighted,
And don't seem to see you when down
When you're "up" you are loudly exalted
And traders all sing out your praise.
When you're down you have greatly de
faulted,
And they really don't ''fancy your ways.
Your style was ''tip-top" when you't
money,
So sings every sucker and clown,
But now 'tis exceedingly funny,
Things are altered "because you ar
down."
Oh, give me the heart that forever
Is free from the worlds selfish rust,
And the Mason whose noble endeavor
Is to raise fallen man from the dust:
And when in adversity's ocean
4 victim is likely to drown,
All hail to Masonic devotion,
Which lifts up man when he's "down!