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The New York herald., 1871-12-15
THE GRAND JURY ON THEIR ROUNDS

They Visit Essex Market PrisOn-Thcy Praise
the Prison, but Condemn the Prisoners Box
In Unmcasurcd Terms.
The Grand Jury paid visit yesterday afternoon
to Essex Market Prison and inspected things
throughly The prison Is under the JOINT charge OF
Thomas sullivan and Michael Colts. IL was pro-
nounced In all respects model prison, and superior
TO any IN New York. But when the gentlemen saw
the prisoner box adjoining the court room no
language could expires their evident disgust It
was conceded on all sides that IL was unit for
the brute creation, much less human beings.
1t was also suggested thai there should be two sep
arate apartments, one Tor Beu and one Tor women.
The court room itself is always IN nlthy condition,
and much needs reform In its management. There
seems to be nobody responsible ior The condition OF
thlngA
The New York herald., 1871-12-15
VIRGINIA CHIVALRY.
Two Respectable" Sporting Men In
Deadly Combat at Richmond.
A Point Of Honor for Bullst-One Severely
Wounded and the Other in the
Hands Of the POLICE.

RICHMOND Dec. IA, 1871
Richmond has been again excited to-day over the
occurrence OF one or those periodical tragedies
which mark the annals Of all communities where
the custom OF carrying deadly weapons Is tolerated.
Since the killing OF Rives Pollard no event has oc-
Cured which has so stirred the people the shoot
ing OF John d. Sneings In front OF the Post ONCE.
In the very business centre OF the city, by andrew
Monteiro This happened about haIf-past one
O'clock and when the street was crowded with
people.
FACTS OF THE FrGHT.
The racts or the re,,contre are briefly these:-
Messrs. Snellings and MonteirO arc prominent
sporting men ana had been partners up to recent
period In carrying on an extensive establishments
They dissolved their partnership about three
months since, and nom that time there has been
considerable Ill feeling between them, growing ous
OF the settlement OF their AFFAIRS This morning Mr..
Snellings was told by friend that Montero had
been talking about him In a very scandalous man
ner.
sNELLrNds STRIKING THE FIRST BLOW.
He at once went IN search OF that gentlemen, and,
finding him In front or the Post once. at onoe
struck him. The nrst blow aid not fell him. bur o
second did, and Snellings was about to kick him
In the face, when he was seized by tho bystanders
and prevented.
MoNrEIR0 REPLIES WITH A PISTOL BALL.
Montcro rose TO hts knees, having succeeded
while down In drawing small Derringer pistol
from his pocket. and turned upon SnelinRs and
fred. He was 80 close at the time that the powder
burned the coat OF the LATTER The ball took eYect on
Snelngs' body, entering between the fifth and sixth
ribs and lodging In the lungs. Monteiro started to
leave, when Snelngs drew his pistol, and. although
staggering from the effects or the shot, fred twice
at his retreatlng antagonist, but without effect.
THE WOUNDED MAN FELL
TO the pavement and was picked up and borne 20
his rooms. A great crowd collected, and the ex-
element continued for several hours In the
vicinity, and was the subject OF general
conversation throughout the city all the after
noon. Snelings seriously wounded and
but slight hopes are entertained OF his recovery.
Both parties belong to respectable families. and
were reared In this city, and the livees sympathy u
manifested by the public IN the condition OF young
snelllngs. 1t Is generally conceded that Monteiro
was Justified IN defending himself as he did.
MONTEIRo GIVES HIMSELF UP TO THE POLICE.
He at once surrendered to the police and awaits an
Investigation OF the affair. Sneilings Ii young
man OF about twenty eight years, while Montero v
yerging on forty-nve. The mother and sister, anil
his other relations visited SnellIngs this evening
and were overwhelmed with grief. His wife - at
present In New York on visit to her family rms
Is double warning against carrying cOnceaieu
weapons and against OfICiOus tale bearers.
The New York herald., 1871-12-15
KINGS COUNTY REPUBLICANS.

There was lively session Of the Republican Gene.
raj Committee held last evening at the headquarters
over the Pos: once. during discussion upon the
acceptance OF petition TO appoint three Super.
yisors OF Election TO act IN the Fifteenth ward at
the approaching primary to elect delegates to the
General Committee, q motion was made to appoint
supervisors In each ward and county town. An
amendment was offered that IN any ward where It
Is asked for BY one delegate two supervisors shall
be elected from each faction and one by the General
Committee. This amendment was laid on the table
II was then moved TO revise the rolls OF the Seven
teenth ward. under the direction OF supervisors to
be appointed therefor. This was adopted amid
considerable noise and confusion.
The New York herald., 1871-12-15
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD

LONDON, Nov. IA, 1871.
The rate OF discount OF the Bank OF England has
peen reduced one-half per cent, and Is now three
per cent.
The stock OF bullion in the Bank Of England has
increased f244,0OO during the week.
THE PARLIAMENTARY SESSION.
The report that Parliament will be called together
In January Is contradicted.
THE COTTON SUPPLY.
The heavy arrivals OF American cotton at Liver
pool to-day, already reported to the HERALD, have
been supplemented by the receipt Of bales from
Savannah,
The New York herald., 1871-12-15

His Reception In New Hnmp pshire-Arrival of
tho Prince Mt Montreal Last Night.
MONTREAL, Dec. IA, 1871.
The Grand Duke Alexis and suite arrived at Mon.
treal al nine O'Clock this morning. He was met at
the station by the Mayor and deputation Of the
Council, besides q concourse OF citizens
cordial welcome was extended TO the royal
guest, after which the party was escorted to the
st. Lawrence Hall, where magnlacently fitted
up apartments were allotted them. The journey
from Boston was accomplished In twelve hours,
the train stopping on the route at st. Abans and
st. John. where the stations were Illuminated and
large crowds gathered.
The New York herald., 1871-12-15
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YOax HERALD.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. IA, 1871.
Advices from Sonora, Mexico. state that the fede-
raj troops have quelled the revolt against Juarez
the government having routed the revolutionists at
Puerto Clto ana captured oil the officers, 100 men
and their arms, equlpage and supplies.
The Mexican revolutionists still hold Mazatan,
and are fortlfyng 1t to resist the attack Of the
troops raised in Sinaloa by Governor Backna, OF
Lower California.
Sonora, Colima ana Guerrero are quiet. The ad-
vices from the Pacific Coast OF Mexico, on the
whole, are favorable to the Juarez government
The British iron ship Talavera Is ashore at san
Ramon Boy. She Is total wreck.
The New York herald., 1871-12-15
MILITARY OCCUPATION OF CHICAGO.

SPRINGFILD, ILL.,. Dec IL, 1871
The washington despatch OF yesterday, which
says thar representative from Governor Palmer,
or Illinois Is IN washington endcavoring to secure
the removal of government troops from Chicago, Is
authoritativev denied at the Executive once.
The Governor has not now, and mas never had,
any representative or agent at washington enpow-
cred to represent fs VIEWS or to make any request
oi the administration. The Governor Is OF opinion
mat MS duty IN the haiter OF military occupation
ended wherhe hod lair the facts IN the case before
the General Assembly, Who are the proper guardians
OF thv peoples rlgacnS
The New York herald., 1871-12-15
AUBURN, N. Y, Dec. Ia, 1871.

AUBURN, N. Y, Dec. IA, 1871.
A fire in weedsport, between four and five O'Clock
this morning, destroyed the Atwood House. Porter's
dry goods store, Chaddock's saloon. foundry
Burrilps drug store, Watsons cabinet shop, Ell
dridges grocery, a carriage shop, two harness
shops, four shoe shops, Masonic Hall, Good Temp
lars Hall, o hoop skirt factory, and three or tour
other buildings. The loss falls principally on Mr.. O.
H. Weed. The amount Of insurance Is not yet as.
Cnrfalnad.
The New York herald., 1871-12-15
THE BULLETIN TO-DAY.

bry UnquIct During Three Hours of the
Night.
LONDON, Dec. 15-2 A. NJ.
The physicians In attendance upon the
fince of Wales, at Sandringham, issued o
Rlletin at one A. NJ. to-day, stating that His
byal Highness had been very unquiet since
b o'clock last night.
The New York herald., 1871-12-15
CHAMPION WRESTLERs.

Mclaughlin and Lane In Contest mt Pitts
burg for the Championship.
PITrsBrRG, Pa, Dec. Ia, 1871.
most brilliant and artistic display OF strength
and agility witnessed this evening at Lafayette
Hall, In wrestling match for the belt between
MAJOR Mclaughlin, OF ONEIDA county, N. u, cnam.
favor OF McTaughlin.
The New York herald., 1871-12-15
SOUTH CAROLINA KU KLUx TRIALS.

COLUMBIA Dec. Ia, 1871.
In the Ku Klux trial to-day the Court was chiefly
occupied in hearing witnesses for the defence, who
testified to the alarm and excitement among all
classes In York county caused by the organization
OF negro militia.
the Grand Jury to-day found tue bills against
several more OF the alleged conspirators OF York
county.
The New York herald., 1871-12-15
PRISON REFORM IN coNNEcrIcvT.
HAprFoRp. Conn pcc "A

HARrFoRD. Conn.,, Dec. IL, 1871.
Governor Jewell has appointed Dr. +. w. Russell
and Charles d. Warner. OF Hartford and ar. Francis
wayand Commissioners to report to the next Legls.
lature upon prison discipline and reform. The
Commissioners Will visit some OF the government
penal institutions OF the country as well as the PIT
OF own STATE In order TO suggest plans Tor
the Improvement IN prison management here u u
The New York herald., 1871-12-15
WOMAN SUFFRAGE IN WYOMING.
A Blow to the Cndy-Stanton Movement.
CHEYENNE WYnmlnQ Dec. Ia 1871.

CHEYENNE. wyoming. Dec a. 1871.
The bill to repeal the law in wyoming giving
women the right OF the suffrage has passed the
House, the Governors veto Notwithstanding by the
following vote:-Yeas-Blar. Castle, Clark, Day ton,
Kugendall, Pease, Sneaks, Talbot and Wilson.
Nays-Brown and Haley. The. Repeal bill was
lost In the Council for want OF the requisite two.
thirds vote. The following Is the vore:-Yeas--
Bennett, Harrison, Nuckalls, Potter and Steele
Nays-CorDett, Downey, Fisher and Gales
The New York herald., 1871-12-15
THE ERIR RAILWAY.
Herald Special Report from
London.
Organization Of Shareholders for an
Improved Direction.
The Movement in the British
Metropolis.
TELEGRAM TO THE new york HERALD.

iEltGhAm ~ ths NEW IunA nenALu.
The following special despatch to the
HERALD has been received from our corre-
spondent in the capital of Great Britain:-
LONDON, Dec. IA, 1871.
A new combination of holders of Erie Rail-
way shares is in process of organization in
this city for the purpose of rescuing the road
from its present direction.
The committee initiating the movement pro-
pose to take energetic measures toward that
end.
Stockholders desiring to participate have
been invited to register their shares with
Bischoffsheim, where they will receive certia-
Gates free Of charge.
James McHenry is at the head of the move
.ment.
The New York herald., 1871-12-15
LAYERS IN AMERICA FOR THE PRINCE.

Nsiegram was forwarded to London from this
y by cable yesterday announcing to the British
bple that "the Fulton street prayer meeting and
er praying assemblies In America are In daily
tplicaton to Almighty God for the life aud saliva
b OF the Prince OF Wales, as are the Queen and
ME OF England.u
The New York herald., 1871-12-15

Quite band OF missionaries arrived I'm the ciJ
Yesterday from Salt Lake, under the leadership OF
Elder Robert McHendrck, q Scotchmsn formerly
OF Lowell now butcher in Tooec county, Utah.
Tho s'bre hrcnu are sent TO "tcsy' OF the Jndg-
mcnts that await the nation II congress uarea 70
The New York herald., 1871-12-15
VIEWS OF THE PAST.
DECEMBER Is.

pEcEMBER Is.
IsS4-Batte OF Nashville, Tenn, began.
1885 --1ne general Post once and Patent once Ia
Washington burned; all the models. draw
ings. &C., contained In the latter building were
destroyed
1sis-Ihc Hartford convention commenced.
lCS3-IZaax Walton dicd.
The New York herald., 1871-12-15
FRANCE.

Orleans Princes as Legislators and Political
|arty Men-Legislative Retrospect Of the
conduct Of the War with Prussia-Pun-
ishmsnts for Capitulation Of Fortressss
The New York herald., 1871-12-15
THE GRAND DUKE.

BOSTON, Mass, Dec. IA, 1871.
The Grand Duke Alexis lett Boston ar nine
O'Clock and reached Concord, N. b., at tnlrty-1ve
minutes past eleven, where large crowd had
assembled at the depot, to whom he was introduced
by Governor Weston. The Governor met the
Grand Duke at Nashua.
The New York herald., 1871-12-15
ENGLAND.

The Rate Of Discount Reduced and the Stock Of
Bullion Increased-Parliament
Not Summoned.
The New York herald., 1871-12-15
GERMANY AND FRANCE.
|sian Opinion Of President Theirs Messas
TELEGRAM TO the NEW yosy HERALD.
BERLIN, Dec. IA. I,

BERLIN, Dec. IA, 1871.
prorirxial Correspondents regards the mes.
l. President Theirs to the Assembly as "a fresh
OF tae pacific intentions of the French
hmcnt."
The New York herald., 1871-12-15
THE WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
!. WASHINGTON, ID. O., Dec, Isl A. M.

| syn6;aais Joy tae Pas, 7soeny.tour Hours
The barometer has risen from New England ana
the lakes to the Ohio Valley with clear and clearing
weather. The area OF highest barometer extends
over the Ohio Valley and from Missouri to
Texas The pressure has fallen from LaKe
Superior TO Iowa, with rising temperature
and southwesterly winds. The rain the Gulf
coast Is now followed by clear weather, ana
has itself extended northeastward to Cape
Hatteras. The barometer has continued high
on the Pacific coast. but IL Is falling In
oregon. Increasing northerly winds and falling
temperature prevail west OF Alabama s0utheasterly
winds on the lakes, northwest winds on the Middle
aud East Atlantic coast
Probabilities.
An area OF low pressure will probably advance
northeastwari along the South Atlantic coast Fri
day, with rain from Florida to New Jersey. Falling
barometer and northeasterly winds prevail In the
Middle STATES. Stationary or rising barometer
with clear weather In New England; cold northerly
winds continue In Texas and Louisiana, with rising
barometer. The low barometer IN tine Northwest
will probably continue and extend eastward over
the lakes, with increasing southwesterly winds and
cloudy weather. failing barometer and possibly rain
In oregon.
Dangerous winds are not anticipated for our sta
ti0ns to might.
The New York herald., 1871-12-15

strinwav g. so Z - ..,o,
GRAND SQUARE AND UPRIGHT PIANos.
Old Pian, taken exchange Illustrated ca'nosuss YIN
tree Application -, a., -, ~, r., son,, ..,,h
Narercons Steinway Hail. i0J aud ttt rass ro"'o''s"
alr.e kAH
The New York herald., 1871-12-15
IN THE AFTERNOON.

NOn-Pr0fessional Reasserii0n of tho COnsOl-
ing News.
LONDON, Dec. 14-2P. M.
There has been slight change for the
better in the condition Of the Prince of Wales.
The comparative quiet of yesterday evening
and the rest obtained last night have proved
beneficial to the royal sufferer.
The New York herald., 1871-12-15

MADRID, Dec. IA, 1871.
bx EMpress Eugenle OF France mas gone TO
|ar. %here she will take passage on Penin-
la oriental Line steamship Tor Enslaua
The New York herald., 1871-12-15
THE WAR IN M 1XICO.

The Revolutionists of Sonora Routed by the
Federal Troops-Mazatlan Held and
Fortified by the Insurgents.
The New York herald., 1871-12-15

yvnroock si Co., IIattcrs, 51D broadway.
Gentemens SILK Hats, 81.
Ladies' Furs.
neofcmens and BOYS Fur Caps, Muiiers and Gloves
All the new style Felt Hats; moderate prices
The New York herald., 1871-12-15

Holiday Presents Of Affection and Charity
for wife, mother, sister and friend.
WHEELER WILSON'S SEWING MACHINES.
broadway.
The New York herald., 1871-12-15
HOPES OF RECOVERY.

|Thc Patient Not Worse and the Public More
l. Confident.
LONDON, Dec. 1880 p. NJ.
No further change has been reported In the
condition of the Prince of Wales.
Hopes Of his recovery are freely expressed,
Ind the public feeling is more confident.
The New York herald., 1871-12-15

sPilxe,s Toothn che Drops, Cure in One 1lin-
ute-HIi.Ls HAIR NE. black brown, only 50 ceata
The New York herald., 1871-12-15

The Weather In This City Yesterday.
The following record will show the changes Ia
the temperature for the past twenty-fou noIrs,
comparison with the corresponding day OF last year.
as Indicated by the thermometer at Hudnuvs
Pharmacy, HERALD Building corner Of Anu street,
The New York herald., 1871-12-15

@35C Rcwur<' for f'asc Rtcurin.ism or New
raigis Or FirLER's RHEUMATIC SYRUP will not cure
A ausrnutee 10 cure charge Home rccreacs& thyn
The New York herald., 1871-12-15

Bnschel0r's Hair Dye-The Bcst In ths
world the only perfect dye RELIABLE
n druggata
The New York herald., 1871-12-15

A.-TO Those that Desire to Avoid the Trr-
mendous rush at the Dollar Store We would advise them to
call between and IL A M, or after y r. NJ
The will be opened at ~ A. M. and remain open
until l0x +. NJ, until further notice.
The Great Original Dollar Store
II located al 667 Broadway. opposite Bond street.
The New York herald., 1871-12-15

Christmas. Embroidered Toilet slippers
presents gentlemen all styles OF Boots and Shoes foe
ladies' and children. MILLER d CO., Union Square.
The New York herald., 1871-12-15

A.-Horriug's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES.
251 Broadway cDrnN MIrriyE
Ask for Novelties Operas, Sit OratOriGs>
60c Organ Books SOC. Plano Books, bOc. f5 Broadway
The New York herald., 1871-12-15
LONDON, Dec. 1880 p. n
LONDON, Dec. 14-l0 P. M.

Medical Statement of the Appearance mt
II. Night.
LONDON, Dec. 14-l0 P. M.
An official bulletin just received from
bandringham announces that the Prince of
y :,
Fales has passed a quiet afternoon and
Vening.
The symptoms have remained unchanged
nee morning.
The New York herald., 1871-12-15

Average temperature for corresponding date
last year ..so>s
A.-Espenscheid,s New Annuai-A Brilliant
holiday geoemen, has Just been issued at lis NAs
d
The New York herald., 1871-12-15

A.-RoynI Vnvnnn LOttery.-J ID. Marines
Co., Bankers, 10 wall st. boz 1855 New YORK Pos Once
The New York herald., 1871-12-15

Din nuoud Rings mt Wholesale Prices.
GEO. G. ALLEN, 64i Broadway, Fourteenth st
The New York herald., 1871-12-15

A.-Knox Has Zone More Than His share
during cold weathsr with which have already been
visited make people comfortable His picturesque caps
have his capacous collars have
hroats the and collars OF OF his
competitors We allowed to forget KNOX
for when weather Is bright and exhilrating, we SEQ
KNOX reflected 10 his hats and when Is bleak and cold
enough make the fur ny have the comfortable assr
ance that KNOX is not "fur on."
The New York herald., 1871-12-15

s.-3O,OOO Choice B0Olxs, Suitable fer
JOHN PYNE, 109 Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1871-12-15
TIE PRINCE or WALES ILLNESS.
.~~>~~~~>~c~S>~~~~~~>~~>
Condition Of the Patient from Daybreak
Thursday to This Morning.
~~~~~~~~~~~>~~~~~~~o>~
First Refreshment by Sleep
and Hopes Of Recovery.
BULLETINS FROM SANDRINGHAM
Outside Opinion More
Confident.
Restless During Three Hours
of Last Night.
TflfGUAMs TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
THE MORNING REPORT.


Sleep In tue Night and the Condition Slightly
Improved.
- LONDON, Dec l4-2 p. NJ.
The following official bulletins reporting
the condition of His Royal Highness the
Prince of Wales in the morning and at noon
to-day have been published. They are the
only announcements which have been made
hy the attending physicians to this hour:-
The first bulletin reads -
SANDRINGHAM, Dec. 14-8 A. NJ.
The Prince slept during the night.
There is some abatement of the graver
symptoms
AT NOON.
>o~-~~>~o>~~~~>~.
-TranQuil and Firm Against Returning Ex-
haustiOn.
SANDRNaHAM, Dec. 14-Noon.
The Prince has been tranquil all the morn
ing.
The gain Of last night is maintained.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-06-07

LYNCH1NGs A MURDERER.-Ad dis
patch from Green Bay gives the fol-
lowing news of startling events at
Oconto:
At German ball in Oconto, Wis. i,
on Monday night, a row occurred, in
which a German butcher named Nier,
drew a revolver and fired twice into a
crowd, shooting young man named j.
Ruell in tile bead The crowd dis
armed Nier, when he drew butcher
knife, and cut another man badly in
both arms. The crowd then took
Nier, and were going to lynch him
and had got as far as putting the rope
on his neck, when the officers came to
his rescue and took him to jail. The
young man Ruell who was shot died at
s o'clock Tuesday morning. There was
great excitement III town all day over
the affair, and several attem is were
made to break down the wooden jail,
which were prevented by the officers
The mob went for reinforcements, and
at half past s returned, overpowered
the officers, and with a big beam
smashed the Jail down, took Nier and
hung him to tree about eighty rods
from the jail, right in the village.
Nier was a desperate character, and
shot man in Green Bay about year
ago. The lynchers were all millmen,
the citizens taxing no part. All is snow
quiet.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-06-07

WATCH No. ,064, STEM WfNDER.-Bear-
ing Trade-M rrk ''Frederic Anterior & Co,
Marion, N. j., !" manufactured by the United
States Watch Co. has been carried by me
fifteen months its total variation from mean
time being only one second per month.
WILLARD DERBY,
OF Derby, Snow & Prentiss, Jersey City N
WATcH No, 1924, STEM WINDER,-Bear-
ing Trade Mark Frederic Atherton 8 Co.,
Marion, N. j. manufactured by the United
States Watch Co., has been carried by me
seven months !; its total variation from
mean time being only six seconds.
A. L. DENNIS, Pres't. N. j. R. R. & T. Co.
UTICA, Feb. 18th, 1870.
WATCH No. 10, 584 STEM WINDER,
ing Trade Mark Gre deric Atherton & Co.,
Marion, N. j., /" manufactured blythe United
States Watch Co., has been carried by me
twenty months its total variation from
mean Time being FIVE seconds per month.
&c PRIEST,
Asst. Sup't N. Y. G. s. H. R. R.
WATCH No LII, STEM lNEER,-Bear-
ing Trade Mark "Frederic Atherton g. Co. !,
Marion, N j." manufactured by the United
States Watch Co., has been carried by me
fifteen months; its total variation from
m can time being only an average OF two
thirds of second per day.
B. f PHELPS, Con. N. J. Central R. R.
WATCH No. 1887, STEW-WiSDER,-Bear-
ing Trade Mark 'tFrederic a therton 81 Co.,
Marion N. J.' manufactured by the United
States Watch Co., has been carried by me
since June, 1861; its total variation from
Hgy~BEWARE of worth ess limitations Y
imposition insist on a certificate of ssgenuine+
see that the words MARION N. J. are engr
rel. All others are spurious.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-06-07
For the Republican.
You WILL FORGET.
BIZ ELLA WHEELER.

You will forget me--tire years are so tender
They bind up the wounds, that we think
are so deep.
This dream of our youth, will fade out, as
the splendor
Fades from the skies and the gray
clouds viii creep
The clouds of forgetfulness, over and over
And Danish the last rosy colors away.
And the fingers of Time, will weave gar
lands to cover
The scar that you think is life mark, to-
day.
You will forget me-the one thing on coyet
Now above all things, will soon seem no
And the heart that is not in your keeping,
to prove it
True, or untrue, will loose worth in your
~ eyes.
The one drop to-day that you deem, only
wanting
To fill your life cup to the brim, soon
viii seem
But valueless mite; and the ghost that is
haunting
The alsles of your heart, will pass out
with the dream.
You will forget me--will thank me for saying
II words that you think are so pointed
with pain.
Time lovesa new lay and the dirge he is
+. playing
VIII change for you soon, to livelier
strain.
I shall pass from your life; I shall pass out
forever,
And these hours we have spent, will be
sunk in the Past
Youth buries its dead; grief kills seldom or
never,
And forgetfulness covers all sorrow, at
last