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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-24
Am tIsei,I eints.

ul-r "RtSA IN u&a SPECIALITY, "eU.He
20 morrow evening the viysclons young ac
trsss Miss Rena will render her great speciality
C4.A in this city, In the East she has been
greeted by crowded housea. A Philadelphia pa
por speaking Of her engagement hers says
" iir. j, +. Donnelly will present Miss Rena and
+ select company at the Opera house, Whining
ion, Dol. on Christmas night, producing "Cush'
N a manner never equaled on any stage in do.
sil and cast of characters eyely artist being en-
gagged expressly for the role they play" The
tRie OF seats is now open at BoughmAn, Iilotass
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-24
Horny Stiles, the first white person born in
ncinnati, died at East Bay, Michigan, ON We'd

Henry Stiles, the first white perron born in
Cincinnati, died at East Bay, Michigan, ON We'd
neHday.
Hon. Charles 0Conor had relapse yester-
day, but his friends believe the change il only
Temporary and think he is recovering.
Navigation has been resumed on the Hudson
river from New York to Newburg.
Harvard has accepted Yales challenge for
IN eight-oarod coxswain four-mile race
-Bostonians want the National Republican
Convention to meet in Faneuill Hall.
Speaker Kerr will spend tho holidays in
Philadelphia.
"A large number Of special agents of the
Post Office Department, whose commissions ex-
pired on the 3lst instant, have been roappointed.
Unusually warm weather has preva lied
for three days past from Halifax to New Orleans
and from the Atlantic to the Rocky Mountains.
The trustees OF Princeton College, on
Wednesday, sustained the faculty in their action
against secret societies, and refused to change
the law
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-24
New Advertisements, To-day.


The Model Printing Press-Second page
Vegellne-sworn statement, etc, I'd pag3
Eotice-Re ligious meeting
Phila Wilmington Turnpike Co clec ion
James Il WeDbs hours, tonight ard to-lnorfow
Annual meeting Delaware Co
For rent-store and dweliing-D CeanGler
Theodore Iflton'S Lecture
Candy Boy--225 West 7th street
Observation-Disclosures Railroad Co
Christmas cakes at Grifflthl
Bank-stock certificate lO1t
Crystal locket lest
Funeral Notices
Annual meeting Phili, VII b BRR
Notice-W & WRR
Delivery Of letters Il Christmas day
Tatnall's brevity
Dubell's brevity
Fullmers breyity
Cheap shoes-Fenn essey'a brevity
Gouert's brevity
Enterprise Cos breyity
Buxbaum's brevity
Cough Syrup-Dr Bulls brsyity
Adair's bTevity
Cheap Johns breyity
Donahoe's breyity
City Laundry brevity
Webb's brevty
Robelen's brevlties
Graves brevity
Elmwood collar-brevity
Partsga cigara-brevity
Wheeler u Wson-breyity
Mixed caudies-brevlty
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-24
geaths.

Ep p9lNGEh.-un hursday maraiug Dec. .Bi ISIS,
Rebecca Mainmitt, wife OF Joseph H. springer.
'.he relatives and friends of the family are re
ptc'fuily invited To att nj th3 funeral from the
resl nee Of Mrs rurner, King street above Ninth,
on Monday morning. Dec. 9Th, at 10 O'clock
SIZE gRoN.-On F fth day. 18th mon b, 1916, James
Snerr0n, AGED 81 years.
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited
to attend his funeia from HIS late residence, Bris-
tol. fa The remains to proceed to Wilmington.
Del, by the lilo Il. m. tran on Cd day 18th month
2Ith. Friends frem Philadelphia can meet he train
NJ " pst hadclphla at 10 O'Clock,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-24
FIFTH EDITION.
The Fire Record.

TIE FAST SIDE OF RED OAK PUBLIC eQUARF
BURNED.
associated Press Special Telegram.
COUNCIL BLUFFS, Iowa, Dec. "a.
A fire at Red Oak. Iowa. yesterday, destroyed
the entire East side of the public square. The
buildings were all Of wood however, and the
loss will not be more than $40, 900.
MANSION AND FARM BUILDINGS DESTROYED IN NEW
YORK.
GENEVA, N. Y, Dec. "a.
The White Springs farm buildings and man
sion owned by James o. Sheldon were destroyed
by fire last night Tho loss is 0.000.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-24

Tie majority in Council seem to lind the pro
posed police ordinance tough customer, and
though til sre reports, from day to-day OF eau
easee, and conferences, and consultations, the
orilnanco yet slumbera, indicating tint no CON
clusiop las been reached. We very much
feared when the Mayor made the proposition,
tl.at he MAS likely to embarra-s his political
laethren In C0uncIl.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-24
Religious services, ON Sunday.

Preaching at the Elm st. Baptist Church, cor
ner of Elm and Jackson streets, by the Rev. j.
Hundley of Virginia
Charles Rhoads, q minister of the gospel In
the Society of Friends, is expected to attend the
meeting. at 9Th and Tatnall Sts. at Z, p. m.
Second Baptist Church, 4th and French SITS. :
preaching by the pastor, Rev. r. B. Cook, morn
ing and evening. The ordinance Of baptism will
be administered to several persons, in the even
ing.
A praise meeting, consisting of Christmas
Carols and hymns will be held in the West Pres
byterian Church, on Sabbath evening. The
choir will sing Kotzmars Te Deum.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-24
Railroad Collision.

PASSENGER TRAIN STRIKES soME FREIGHT CARS
ON SIDING.
associated Press Special Telegram.
NEwBuRaH, N. Y. Dec. a.
passenger train on the Connecticut Western
r. R. ran into some freight cars on the side
track near Mierton, last night. The accident
occurred through the neglect of switchman
The baggage man named Burk was fatally hurt
and several others slightly.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-24

CHRISTMAS AT SEVENTH AND JEFFERsoN.-
George Bowers. who for many Christmas days
made Market street, where his store was form
has carried the same spirit to his new quarters
in his large store at the s.. W. corner of Seventh
and Jefferson street, and the crowds which pa
tronize his store show his efforts to please are
appreciated. He has an immense line of candy
toys and confectionery for the holidays and his
Centennial monumental cake attracts general
attention.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-24

SAILING OF THE "PRoTEoroR The Protector,
the new fire boat which was fully described in
the COMMERCIAL yesterday, sailed, this morning,
from the wharf of Charles Warner Il Co. for
New Orleans. A tug conveyed the boat as far
as Delaware City, where Capt. N. R. Benson and
those who had gone out upon the Protector took
tinal leave of Capt. Coulbourn and his officers,
wishing them a safe voyage to New Orleans
The start was an auspicious one, and while the
little steamer may be buffeted about by the
heavy seas, her staunch build is guarantee of
her ability to weather them and reach her des.
tinatinn in safety.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-24

Fresh SUPPLY ARRIvED.-Adams L Bro. 3
stock of Express Wagons and perambulating toys
having been entirely exhausted, they have sent
for fresh supply which havei juet arrived and
they are again prepared to meet the Christmas
damana
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-24
sFeathe or Record.

BEpoRT OF THE SIGNAL sERvIoE
Associated Press. Special Telegram.
WAsHINaToN, Dec. 20.
Probabilities For the Middle States, increas
ing North east winds veering to South east and
South h-west, colder and partly cloudy weather
with falling barometer and rain on the Lakes,
rising followed by falling barometer and partly
cloudy weather on tho Atlantic Coast
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-24
rnt.,,,x nn,yn snin Iss.

louns. seriously considered, last evening, H
notion TO maize general reduction OF munich
raj salaries, from the Mayor down through all
the official list. A commitiee.is sitting on the
proposition, AID we shall sec in time, what they
pRssl
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-24

A HALLApAY MISUNDERSTANDING Bro.
are erecting one OF Halladays patent windmills
over their building at 415 Market street. The
connecting rod will be attached to a pump in the
basement, by which the principle upon which it
operates will be fully shown. 1t is also good
weather gauge and, in its elevated position, can
be seen from great distance.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-24

The SALEM BOARD OF sTRADE.-The Salem (N
J.) Board of Trade has selected the following
officers for 1875 President--W. Graham Ty-
Ter. Vice Presidents-Wiliam Patterson. Nor
ris Hall, Richard Grier. Secretary. B. Hill,
hard. Ireasurer-John p. Moore.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-24

WILMINGTON i WESTERN WAGEs.-When lIr
Candy was appointed Receiver of the Whining
ton and Western road, early in the present
month, there was due to the employees theii
wages for the month of November, and some
question has arisen whether he has the authori-
ty to pay them. Under the laws of some other
States, express authority is provided for such
cases, but in Delaware there has probably never
been case before railroad going into receiv-
ers hands, and there is no proviso in our State
laws expressly relating to such csse. There is
no doubt, however, that the men should be paid
every cent of their wages; it would be gross
wrong if they were not ;and it is understood that
upon application being made to the Court, there
will be no opposition from any of the parties
concerned to the issue of an order directing the
Receiver to pay the wages.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-24
THIRD EDITION.
Financial.
PRICE OF GOLD TO-DAY.

PRICE OF GOLD TO-DAY.
Associated Press Special Telegram,
New YORK, Dec. 81.
Gold opened, this morning, at S1.13}s
FURNISHED by rraiRe. johnson Co., Bankers and
Brokers, 9th and Market Sts.l
LONDON, 1880 P. NJ, Dec. "a.
Consols for money 90 16;account, 90 15-16;U.
s. 8 2Os Of 1865, 104; 1865. 1O7; 1040's, 1861
new 5's OF 81, 1906; Erie fcommon shares, 1874
preferred, 49, Now York central, "a.
FRANKFORT, Dec "a.
U. s. bonds of 1852, $685..
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-24
Nh GhrisiIti.s Iss,te.

We make to-day's issue OF the COMMERCIAL
t4e Saturday paper, and will not print any to-
uorow--ths omission being in observance OF
CbnttRias.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-24
DailD GomatertiAf.
eosaMfaClhl PRINTING COMPANY.

rhough Mr.. BieAta declared it would cost the
nv sil0Oa year more, Council decided, last
evening, that the street lamps should be lighted
,yelv night Of the year Aud where il tho { ii00
ii ooulo from?
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-24
New York

All IEToxfcATFD HUSBAND FATALLY KicKe HE
WIFE.
ASsociated Press Special telegram
New YoKK, Dec. "a.
James Smith, while intoxicated last night,
beat and kicked his wife, Margaret, inficting in
jur;es which will probably prove fatal Smith
Wae arrested.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-24
SECOND EDITION.
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

Joseph Yarnall has rented tho Hare's Corner
Hotel and will move in March 25th.
The public, and several Of the private schools
OF the city close to-day until after the holidays.
In the Police Court, there has been but sim
gle hearing since yesterday and that a case Of
drunkenness.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-24

SANTA CLAUSE AT KINaswoop CHApEI.-A
huge Christmas tree is to be erected in Kings
wood Chapel, over Eleventh street bridge, to-
morrow morning, and in the afternoon the
children OF the Sunday School are to be
treated to candies, cakes, and Ohristmas toys.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-24

iiBEFoRE ESQUIRE FRAzER.-John Fairbanks
pitched into Lewis Jones and gave him black
eye. As Jones seemed also to blame, the case
was settled by the complainant paying the costs.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-24

PARTY ON WEDNESDAY NIeHr.-Quite large
social party took place at the residence of Mr.
j. B. Conrow, in Brandywine Hundred, (form-
erly the Hansen Robinson residence, "Woolton
Hall,") on Wednesday evening, the occasion be-
ing the twenty first birthday Of his younger son.
About eighty young people were present, inclu.
ding large company from Philadelphia, and
several from this city.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-24

CHRISTMAS MARX ET.-By common consent,
there will be but a small market tomorrow
morning, and the market was held this morning.
1t was large, and turkeys which form the Loading
article for Christmas markets, sold trfe high
er than on Wednesday. While some. ordinary sold
for 16 cents per pound, extra ones sold for 1S
and some as high as 20. Butter too showed Il
rising tendency. The market will last all day.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-24

Patrick Regan was, to-day, convicted of aur-
der in the second degree for killing J.Tooly, and
sentenced to oloyen years and ten months i'm
priaonment.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-24
NIaIacca.
CAPTURE OF KIsTAH WITHOUT Los.

CAPTURE OF KINTAH WITHOUT LOSS.
Associated Press Special telegram.
LONDON, Dec. "a.
The Times has Especial telegram from Penang
to-day, saying that General Colburne reports
that he has taken Kntah without any loss. The
Mnharajaho Ismail and Leila fed to Palane.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-24
UNION pEpoT Az HARRINGTON. understan

UNION DEPOT AT HARRuNaroN.-We understand
that the long agitated question of the building
Of union depot al Harrington was finally settled,
yesterday, between the Philadelphia, Whining
ton & Baltimore, and the junction and Break
water Railroad Companies. The character of
the building has not yet been announced but the
impression prevails that it will be two stories in
height, be built of brick and such structure as
W II be credtable to both roads. Work will
probably not be begun before spring.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-24
Henry Ciews 81 CO.

THEY ARRANGE WITH THEIR CREDITORS AND GIT
A FULL DISCHARGE.
ssopiated rreis Special Telegram,
New YORK, Dec. "A
Horny Clews Y Co. have arranged with their
creditors and obtained n full discharge.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-24
FOURTH EDITION.
Uanvi c.,on of Regain.

HE Ie SENTENCED TO TERM IN THE STATE PRISON
associated Press Special 7eegran
WILKEsRAnRE. Pa. Dec "a.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-24

A SNEAK THIEF GETS A WArcH.-Lsst night,
two men, one middle aged aud theother young,
walked into the jewelry store of Preston Ayars,
3O5 Market street. The elder man represented
that they were from Long Island, and that he
wanted to trade silver watch for better one.
bargain was soon made and the Long Island
er paid Mr.. Ayars the difference in the prlce.
just then several persons entered the store,
which attracted the attention of Mr.. A., and
when he turned to look after the strangers they
had deoamped taking both watches with them.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-24

The YluNa MEN's PRAYER MEETING - The
prayer meeting OF the Young Mems Christian
attended last evening, by members of most of
the Protestant denominations in the city. MIR.
Hysore, of Brandywine NJ E. church, conduct
ed the services, and towards the close turned 1t
into general experience meeting. Arrange
ments are being made to hold series of prayer
meetings in different parts of the city.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-24
com niercial Reports.

PHILADELPHIA MABKETs.
Associated Press Special Telegran
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. "a.
Flour dull and offerings liberal Western fam
lily 80 1906 SO ; Penna do. So 1906 rs high
grades S7QD8 so. Rye -four S5.121s. Wheat
dull Penna. red 81 35G01 .39 amber 81 10
western red 81 10Q120. Corn quiet and weak
new yellow 5s@G0c old do. 69@70e. Oats
rather quiet white 4sG52c mixed Acc. Provi-
sious quiet. but steady mess pork s22.oO Wills
key, $1.15.
QUOTATIONS. AT THE BRAEDywINE MILLS Fon FLOUR
AND oRAIN-ooRKEcTED DAILY.
Family Flour. .$S 0O@9. 90
Extra Flour. 6.75@8.50
Superfne Flour. ur.................... 4.75@5.7 rs
Wheat. I.35
Corn, Old, zoe
New, Csc
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-24

NOTICE THE POST OFFICE WILL
In be open tomorrow tChrstmss Day. from 45
to $50 a. m. The carriers will make their usual
delivery and collection in the morning. The private
boxes VIII be accessible until 10 p. m, and malls
will be distributed therein as received.
dec24,1t' WILLIAM NJ PYLE, z. NJ
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-24

THEODORE TILroN.-Tnis popular lecturer will
make his appearance at our Opera House on FRI
day evening OF next week, as will be seen by ad-
vertisement elsewhere. Reserved seats can be
obtained on and after Monday, at Boughman,
Thomas Il Cos. OF course many will feel q
great curiosity to sec and hear this celebrated
man. Tho Nav York Herald thus spoke of one
of Mr.. Tilon's lectures
Montague street, Brooklyn, was last night
greatly over-crowded, and the entrance to the
Academy of Music seemed vast sea of human
forms. The announcement that Theodore Til
ton was to deliver his lecture was sufficient to
attract to the Academy thousands OF his friends
and admirers, who crowded the auditorium from
pit to DOME The audience was brilliant and
fashionable, embracing many of Brookyns
wealthiest men and abandonment ladies'. At ten
minutes to eight tho house was 30 filed that
camp stools were placed in the aisles, while a
large number stood up during the entire lecture.
When the orator appeared loud shout greeted
him, in which the whole vast audience seemed
to Join. His lecture was listened to attentiyely
and enthusiastically appiauded throughout.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-24

The BANK FAILURE AT WEST CHEsTER..- The
Board of Directors of the suspended Bank Of
Brandywlne, at West Chester, have resolved to
wind up the affairs OF the institution, and have
made an assignment of all real and personal
property to William W. Jefferia, cashier of the
National Bank of Chester county. full state
ment of the condition of the Bank will be made
public in few days. The bank lost heavily in
1878 and has since been steadily drained Of de-
nosits
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-24
Potatoes PieIily.

STORES ABOUT THE wHARvEs-THE SUPPLY AT THE
FOOT OF ORANGE STREET.
Attracted, probably by reports that this was a
good market for that vegetable, quantities Of po-
tatoes have been shipped to tins city, and are
for sale ut nearly all the wharyes for so and 70
cents bushel. They come from the West, as
far as Illinois, and from the Lake region of New
York. At Orange st. wharf, there are lying 1000
bushels of potatoes. The owner has paid wharf
age and intends to stay there all Winter or.until
he sells out. These potatoes were raised in
Washington and Saratoga counties, New York,
and came by wator, from IL Lake Champlain port,
in these barges. They are now selling as fol-
lows early roso and peach blows, ~ cents;
Prince Albert; and white mercer, 65 cents,
peerless, 65cts.
They are in dry, sound condition and pre-
vented from treezlng by lining OF straw in the
boats. The boatman's family accompanies him,
and they live in the cabin, which il handsomely
and comfortably furnished. Two Of the chill
dren are already attending public school, and
the parents, being Baptists, regularly attend the
services of that church. Washington and Sara
toga counties, two years ago, shipped to New
York 1851 250 bushels of potatoes, and the pres-
ent year about half that number of bushels.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-24

CHRISTMAS FESTIVALS. = At tile Unitarian
Church, West street above 8th, Fair for the
benefit of the Sabbath school s in progress
which has so far been we'll attended. The dec
orationa are in good taste-as they always are,
in this church-aud the tables are bonntifully
supplied. The fair closes tomorrow evening.
i OAIi.tn,ae festival orens at tine New Jerusa-
lem Church, this evening, at $50, for the bene.
fit Of the younger children. 1t will close early
The A. U. M. P. church have Fair and Festi-
val in progress at the City Hall, which will con-
time some days, yet. Cedars and other ever
greens with national flags embellish the walls
and tables, and one of Mr.. Eli Croziers famous
art paintings is hung up in a conspicuous place.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-24
New Castle.

ctrilNd OF ST. PETERS FAIR--A HANDsoME BAZAAR
NAMES OF THE ATTENDANTS - THE " CoNFI-
LENeE WOMAN REcovERIsG sHIrpfEd ITEMS.
Correspondence Of The Commercial
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-24
Flew advertisements.

NORTH FRANKLIN RED ASH COAL
IN FOR OPEN CRATES MAKING A QUICk
FIRE, WITHOUT DUST OR SMOKE. PRICEsT 90
CASH. ALSO, PhlME HICKORY WoOp.
GEO. W. DUSu a SON, French 81. wharf.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1875-04-08
LET Jose Rincon, then, decide who il

"Let Jose Rincon, then, decide who is
to be her guardian"
He has already decided it," said Co.
mez; "here is his letter begging me to
bring her to him."
Fifine chung passionately to Misty,
passionately refused to go with her ia
ther, and the situation was growing very
painful when DR.. Ellicott suddenly re-
turned, accompanied by an old gentle
man with dark skin, bald head and q
black-velvet skullcap ON. This gentle
man no sooner saw Gomez than he
pounced upon him with avehemence one
would have thought impossible for his
years, took him by the throat and shook
him violently. "Villain, liar, murderer"
he cried, II have found you out at last,
thanks to this good doctor" Then he
saw Fifine, trembled all over, and held
out his arms. "1mage of my murdered
Carlotta, embrace mel"
TWAS Rincon himself, who all the time
had been paying money to Gomez for
the support Of the child and had finally
been persuaded to come to Paris to
adopt her.
Gomez, seeing himself foiled in the
moment Of the contamination of his
hopes, was desperate. "l'll have the girl
anyhow" said he;" none of you can keep
her from me-"
"You lie! you scoundrel!" said Rincon.
You have NO authority over her. She
is my daughters child. You were moi
married to her, though she thought you
were, because you had another wife
living at the time. I am her natural
guardian and will be her perpetual one: y
Gomez stole away. "Hold on, old
gentleman" said Misty. I object to
that clause. Perpetual guardianship
are like perpetual treaties, always termi'
nable at the pleasure of the high con.
tracing parties. Fiine, I'm getting d is
sipated and seedy-going to ruin for lack
of a wife. Will you marry mel"
And Fifine said she would.
Two or three days later Misty received
q cable dispatch from Mr.. Bragg telling
him never to darken the paternal doors
again.
Misty wrote back as follows: "Cable
dispatch received. Put on your best bib
and tucker, old boy, and have the house
Strengthened up . bit. am coming
home with my bride. Donna Fifine Teresa
Maria Gomez, daughter of Don Sancho
Gomez and granddaughter of Don
Manuel lgnacio Jose Rincon dc Palu.
bras, of Santo Palacio. Blue blood Of
Spain, upseedutch grandee, and rich as
crcam"
These tremendous names quite recon.
ciled the Honorable Bragg for the slight
put upon Miss A. B. C. B. Botetourt and
when he heard of the Peruvian mines
and saw Don Jose's velvet skull.cap he
swore that diplomacy, next to pork, was
the biggest thing on earth.-Neo York
World.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1875-04-08
The &tdwupd Gazftte.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY.
REDWOOD FALLS, MINNESOTA.
MY PALACE.

Full many q castle
In air have planned
In Nobody's Land;
And now a grand palace
Is building for me
BY the weird sisters three.
Dcep-laid its foundations
And broad and secure
Made to ever endure;
Low the rafters; the doorway
Is narrow and small:
With no windows the wall.
From that palace no turrets
Nor pinnacles rise,
Stretching up to the skies;
No sculptured escutcheon
With arms of the great
Hangs over the gate.
The grim, silent porter,
Who tends with his keys,
No visitor secs;
When once close the portals
Within all is gloom
Till the trump-sound of doom.
1t lies in q country
More populous far
Than the great oceans are;
Where the noble and peasant,
The clerk and the clown,
As equals lie down.
A country with millions
Of wealthy and great
Who rule not the state;
Filled with once-famed monarchs-
Not one has throne;
Their rank is unknown.
Nor hunger, nor sorrow,
Nor passion, EOr crime,
Nor division OF time,
Nor hope, nor ambition,
Nor pain, nor despair,
Nor memory there.
No blossoms, no branches,
No coppice, no trees
The newcomer sees;
No animals living
Save carth-wOrms and moles-
The rest have no souls.
In that wonderful country
Where all are the same,
And few have a name,
The beautiful palace
Now building for me
BY the grim sisters three
Is, was, and shall be.
tomas Dunn Euglish, IN Applston's Journa