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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-06
VOLUME VIII--NO. 28]
ADJUSTMENTS,

Ct. CHARLES THEATRE.
Friday Evening, March 5, 1873.
BRNEFIT OF THE POPULAR YOUNG ACTOR.
MIR. FRANK e. AIKEN.
anew version of the thrilling drama of
FOUL PLAY.
Or. BACK FROM THE HULKS.
Pobert PenfSld ..:.......... Mr. Frank &. Aiken
To conclude with the comedy Of
FAINT HEART NEVER WON FAIR LADY.
Ruy Con ez....................Mr .Mr. Frank <. Aiken
Saturday and Sunday nights-FOUL PLAY and
FAINT HEART NEVER WON FAIR LADY.
Saturday atinee at Noon
JUSTICE.
hcoert dc Sallnsse. Mr.. Frank E. Aiken
Monday, March 8-The eminent ira gedian, Mr.. &.
MRS. Z. L. DAVENPORT mh5
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GLOBE THEATRE.
LAST NIGHTS OF THE GREAT SHOW
Friday and Saturday.
THIS EVENING.
The beautiful Oriental spectacle
TAE TURKISH HAREM.
Revival of the great
JARDIN DE MABILLE SCENES
Introducing
MILE. DELACOURS TROUPE
In their captivating dances.
THE FEMALE BATHBRS; or FUN AT LONG
BRANCH.
The Grecian sensation,
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M1SCELLANEOuS

Wrecked of Calcasieu.
dALvEsToN, March 5.-The schooner Ecka
rom r uslvesson to Lake Charles, Was driven
ssnore on Cslcasieu Pass Her merchan.
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to0'15"oEO On ALGATa PA0k
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NEVADA.
shessisg A1rsy-A Dasl NiPpea In
the had -kerious Accident

shosung ARray-A Duel NiPped In
the Bad-serious Accident
PIocnE, October l0.-Last evening
George Davis. tho %auetioneer, shot, and
ii is supposed fatally wounded Caspar ID.
Larkin. Three shots werc fired by
Davis. each taking effect. Two Of the
balls entered Larkin's back in the region
Of the spinal column and tho third in
his right leg. Larkin is n native Of
schultxville. Ponn., aged about 81 years.
Little hopes arc entertained Of his re-
covery.
A duel. with pistols, was about being
attempted yesterday on Lacour street.
between two ranchmen, but the officers
hearing Of IL. came to hand quickly and
nipped II in the bud.
Tom Andrews, Foreman OF the Ray
man and Ely mine. early yesterday
morning fell down an ore chute
forty feet and broke one leg in two
places. fortunately his fall was arrested
at that depth by some obstruction in
the chute otherwise he would have fallen
to the bottom. n depth Of 1lG feet.
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Beaten by His Wife.

An uo,sual ,,I ,x,;i;pg hccurrcnco
- .ss.s 1870, on S..on5 s,sao,
IN '.h;oh : OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Nal
- sa,.,a,, Ssa,.n hx h;s own villa
IT,. I;sa ~ ,ha na,,ssa cr,d. somc
i. IL. - go sh.ra ,hs. losn =
-.v.;5. L., .nJ 4, iii, ha ro,nam.
80. a.. 49," ri,a.s,, hsonah,
;s,s ..na ~ III 80. ost..,
e.sn. ~. W. ,a .La 49,
,or os"uns nus " ~. y" .n,h !.
ing OF ,ne ,eSsy. was 70. y" Will /"
p,et,y hgh' hne ny 'uss,eg '" Wnl
wnno nv.o nT a. ~ .n,sn,s
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sooH .so msh " n1" nv. s
,neir sonunuMhoe on hs.
" oui' wolnun' WIN n" ~;
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A Dastardly Outrage.

A man who gave his name Ms VIM.
MsClare, was arrested in Carlin last
night on tho charge Of having commit
ted q rape upon tho person OF Mrs. Jo-
hanna Schwsiters. tho wife OF Chas. N.
Schweiters. ut the old sheep ranch in
Pine Valley. eight miles from Palisadc.
| At tho examination before Justice Tay-
lor this morning. tho lady, accompanied
by her husband. appeared in court and
stated that McClaro came to their place
on horseback Tuesday. and Finding mono
at tho house except herself and two
small children, commenced by making
insulting propositions TO her. which she
Indignantly rejected. and finally pro-
ceeded 10 the extremity OF attempting 10
force her to accede To his infamous pro-
posal. Her resistance seemed only to
i~niiaine his beastly passion, anl ssizing
her and tho two littlo ones, who chung
10 hor dress. he throw them upon the bed.
Partially freeing herself from his grasp
by o violent effort. she continued 10 re-
sist him with all her strength. and cali
ing for assistance until. overcome by
fright and exhaustion. she fell In a
swoon. On rccaining consciousness.
she says McClare was still present and
attempted 10 extort from her n promise
that she would keep her conduct u Sc
cret. threatening her and hcr husbands
lives II she should inform him Of what
had just TRANSFERRED. He then rode away
towards Carlin, from which point no has
been driving n tenn for l.. 4. Hunts.
man. Some time after his departure. a
boy from tho ranch Of Mr.. Reins. AL
joining. camo upon M GRAND to the
house. aud finding Mrs. Schwietcrs In
tears. inquired tho trouble. After hear
ing u partial statement Of tho facts, he
hurried Off and brought assistance from
the ranch. and upon tho arrival Of her
husband. tho party started in pursuit Of
McClare. lie. after hnliing n short time
ut Stump's ranch. proceeded to Carlin.
and was arrested NJ stated. McClaro
admitted making infamous proposals 10
the Lady. but denies having proceeded
to n greater extent. lilo was remanied
to jail 10 await tho action 81 the Grand
Jury.-Elko hid1podeni. Oct. IA.
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Eureka items.
From the Eureka Sentinel. Oct. o.

[from the Eureka Sentinel. Oct. 81
Tho railroad company yesterday pur-
chased the premises Of Colonel Ray
down OF the toll-gate for depot purposes.
This, then, Axes the exact spot OF the
railroad terminus for tho present and
possibly for o great many years. A lii.
tle nearer to town would have been do
sirable. but II appears that people own
ing land further up suddenly attached
about rs much value to 1t rs though Il
had been located on broadway, New
York. OF course. II makes but little
difference TO the railroad. n 1t will com.
mand all OF tho business just Is well
from that point as though the road ter
minated In the very heart OF town. Our
own people will feel the Inconvenience
moro than the railroad company.
The advance guard Of tho railroad
graders Is at work within the town lin.
its. In the vicinity Of Colonel Rays
dollhouse. from which point they are
strung along for several miles down the
canyon. and from present appearances
tho snort Of the iron horse will awaken
tho echoes Of tho Base Range Ivy the
Goth instant.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-11

Mn. SkLxro il q Democratic candid
ate for State Senator In New York. He
has heretofore represented his district
In the Legislature. At this distance Il
would appear that Mr.. selkrcg is des-
tined to have q lively eanvass The
Ithaca Demoerut. published at his homo.
propounds several interesting couun-
drums which are decidedly personal.
II asks: ''Did you receive. as legislator.
5000 from q citizen OF Brooklyn for a
favorable report upon a certain street
railvayf" ibid you receive. ~ lsgis-
iator. from VIM. NJ. Tweed large sums
Of money for voting for the Tweed char
tori" .'Did you receive. as legislator.
from q prominent member Of tho Canal
Ring large sums Of money for your
votes ON certain canal billsl" ''Is ii
true that you are now largely inter-
ssisd 1. q 800. 900 canal job'" etc. etc.
From these specimens il seoms quite
apparent that personal journalism Is
not strictly confined to the Pacific coast.
and further. that a suspicion Of Mr..
Selkreg's dishonesty is harborsd by his
constituents.
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WESTERN DISPATCHES
,saAl 70 u ooLD ELL III xxws.
rs..a Drswn.d-Fir. In Oakland.

SAN Francisco. October Ill P. NJ
The body Of the woman found in the
water yesterday morning on tho corner
OF Townsend and Second streets. Is
identified as Margaret, wife OF Alex.
Cook, Of Pollard & Cook, carriage max
ing firm. At the inquest yesterday, II
was ascertained that she was last seen
alive on Saturday night. when she loi'
the house ostensibly 10 attend the Me-
ehanics' Fair. Her husband stoted that
she was In usual mental and physical
health. but had been somewhat do
presstd in spirits recently on account OF
his recent failurs in business. The
jury found n verdict Of accidental death
A fro broke out Saturday night in the
large establishment known as tho Oak
Grove Tannery in East Oakland, aud
the building and contents wcro entirely
destroyed. Loss about $4,000. In
sursncs $1,000.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-11

TEE 50. Louis Gio5<- Dnsoevui. having
heard that the Ohio Democrats have
been seized with q sudden perception Of
the immortality Of gambling betting ON
elections. e~pecially-remarks We are
glad 70 chronicle this fact /; but when We
reflect upon the zeal with which the
Ohio Democrats were wont to "back
their men when thcro was any chance
Of winning. We cannot help thinking
that their present backwardness in com.
ing forward 10 inspired by n desire to
a y their money rather tina. by a desire
10 a ' their souls.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

ssrssdsd-Trseps - - wishdrasn.
LONDON. Oct. II. The English
steamer Biscay. belonging 10 Newcastle.
stranded of Jutland. while on q voyage
from Cronstadt to Bremsrhavsn. Eleven
persons were drowned. Tho Biscay was
an iron steamer built in 1872, and was
owned in London.
A special states that Servia and Tur-
key have mutually agreed on the with.
drawal OF troops from the frontier.
Dsssruesivs Fire.
BKRLIS. Oct. 1.-THE Kaisenhof ho-
tel in this city has boon burned. II was
the finest Of the kind In Germany. The
loss is put at a million dollars.
Inpsrsass Edies I. the Psking d.
sssss.
SHANGHAI. Oct. l1.-An edict has ap-
pearsd In the Gai,tis. at Picking. snjoin.
ing proper treatment Of foreigners. The
important points that tho English Min
lister demands. however. including the
punishment Of the Margarrey murder
ers. are still in allegiance. Tho pros
poets are not now so favorable for an
ultimate settlement.
Cardinal HeCisakey Leaves Rome
RoNE. October 1l.-Cardinal Nc
Cioskey will leave hero tomorrow. HI
goes Arst TO Paris. He will aitsrvart
visit Cardinal Manning at London and
Cardinal Cullen In Ireland. He has or
dered hero q splendid marble altar fol
the Roman Catholic cathedral in New
York. to cost $4,000.
Departure Of the rrtses OF wales
fer Indfa.
LONDON. October 1.-THE Prince oil
Wales departed from London. on his
visit to India. this evening. He will b.
accompanied as far as Calais by the
Princess Alexandria.
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EASTERN DISPATCHES
.rrcr,L TO rms oolD mLl BABY rrws.
poMEsrIo NIWs.

Awsrkisg.Man's Meeting And Cs@-
muuiss Doctrines
Nrw YoRx. October 1.-THE Ger
mauia rooms we're packed yesterday with
working.msn. who had gathered to lis
ten 10 the story Of grievances Of the Fall
River mill operatives. Jno. svinton
vas chosen Chairman. and the speakers
were Jno. Bailey. Morgan Jefferson
and - Bitclin. delegates from
the Fall River veavers. Swim
ton, Mcclure. Winter and Thomp-
son. Of New York. were speakers. Upon
introducing the delegates they said they
hal come to represent the White Slaves
Of Rhode Island. Among the senti-
ments most loudly applauded was ono
from Leandsr Thomson; that any man
who controlled over a million dollars
WAS both n thief and robbcr.
The CanAaian suprsme Court.
OTTAWA. Ont. October II. - Tho
Judges Of the Supreme Court. rs an
nounced in the Official Ga,eus, are Chief
Justice W. u. Richards. Puisns Judges
8. H. Strong from Quebec.
J. T. Taschersau from Quebec. T.
Faursrior from Quebec. W. A. Henry
from Nova Scotia aud W. J. Richie
fr.m New Brunswick. Robert Cassels
Of Ottawa is appointed Registra Of tho
Court.
miscellaneous.
NEw YoRk. October 1.-two Illicit
stills and contraband material. valued at
$i5. 0OO. were seized in brooklyn Satur-
day.
BosroS. October H. Michael Car
nsy. principal, and one Of the seconds
in tho fatal prize fight. have given thsm-
selves up to tho police.
want sheir Pay.
BRoorLrx, Oct. 1.-The members Of
the Bsechsr jury have presented q Pc
tition to the Kings county Supervisors.
asking for their extra allowance Of ave
dollars . day. II refused they will ap-
neal to the Courts.
ohis Dsasersss Changing FrsaG
NEW Yonx. October ll.-Lst the cleo
ton 60 on tomorrow - II may, inia-
ton il dead as q practical issue In our
politics. It has become Of little conse-
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BRITISH COLUMBIA,
Aground.

VICTORIA, Oct. 1.-THE L. NJ. steam.
ship City Of Panama, heavily laden
grounded between some rocks In this
harbor yesterday afternoon. A portion
OF her cargo Is now being transferred In
to barges. and 1t is thought she will
float of at high tide without any dam .
age 10 her hull.
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HsGrH.

Save time. health and nancy. Avoid quseks
aud huy Chemical Strength" sold by all
druggists. Instructions full. and = cure guar
Anie-d In any cs-c of facilitating dream. Tor
seminal weaknes-), and all alarming symptoms
n nervous decay, resulting fr"n sslf-ahu-c.
esee-.es os any esu-e. CRANE & IlRianAN.
Wholesale Agents. san Francisco. Prize. -
usr bottlr ~
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II there IL anything in straws the
Democrats in Ohio will get badly used
M tomorrow. Last Monday. Mt An
election In one OF tho towns Of that
State ~hicha year ago gave a majority
Of 81 for Bill Allen. tho Republican
majority was 1i3. ar. ''says nm 81.
change" this 10 any indication OF the
general average. the majority for Hayes
tomorrow will b at least $4,000.
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CARD,

To all Win arc saferins ffom the errors and
indiseretions of youth, nervous weakness,
early decay. loss of manhood. etc.. I win send
Q recipe that will cure you. free of charge.
This great remedy Wa discovered by . mis.
sioaary In soath America send . sslf-sd.
drr.sed envelope To the Rev. Joseph r. lnman.
station ID, Bible House. New York City.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-11

The population Of Minnesota, nc.
cording 10 the ccnsus taken this year
Ramsey. Faribanlt. Benton and Winona
counties being estimated-is Goa. $50.
II is probable that the official figures
will be 1000 or 5000 less. The pop.
ulation ut the last census was i39, FOG
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And In accordance with law. aud an orl,r Of
The hoard VI Diveiorr. made on the liih ,iay
ofAugust, 1878, % many SHARES of zach parcel
OF such stock ~ may be nccesvaU viii be sold
at publlc auction. al The once. No. nj Mont.
gumery street. Room No. 7. San Francisco, Gal.
lfornls, On MONDAY. tho 18th day. OF
October. 1875. 81 tho hour Of ~ O'Clock
=. Of said day. 10 pay said delinquent as.ess'
menus thereon, together with costs Of adycI.
tisIng and expenses Of the sale.
n. LANDEits. Secretary.
O6ce-b T Montgomery street, Room No.
Z, San Francisco. Calif0rhis. oil I'd
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TO TAxPAYERs

IN AND AfTEs MONDAY. OCTOBER
" isth. all unpaid taxes due the Town %
Gold llill will become deli, qutnt and ten per
cent. W u be added 10 all taxes remaining un.
paid at that dsts. Tax AYR. will please take
notice snd lie governed accordingly.
oclI IL ]. ID. IOyNACIIkN, Town Marshal.
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Hrii A n. T.s.tse for wm =.

And In accordance with law, and an order Of
the BJari OF Directors made On the III day Of
epiembsr. 1878. 81 many. shares at zach
be sold nj public %anction, At the once OF the
Company. Room 10. Hayw ,Id'a Building. No.
~ California street. San Francisco. Cali'of'
MIA. on THURSDAY. the 2sth day Of october.
1873. at the hour NJ I O'Clock =. n, Of said day,
together with COSTS of advertising and ex.
pcnsc. NJ the sale. W. X DEAN. B~cieiay.
Ofic. -itoom No. 10. Ilayward's Buildlng,
No, ti9 California street. san Francisco. Cali
fDrnla. oil I'd
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CALEDONIA sILVER MININ0

u Company -LOcatIOh OF pFihcipAI pIHts OF
bn.lne,p, ran Francisco. California.
LScation OF works, Storey county, Nevada.
Notiee-Thcfc are delinquent upon the fob
lowing described stock. on account OF Assess
ment tNo. ~ levied on the ID day Of Hptem
her, 1878, the several amounts set opposite the
nanlep oi the respective shareholders, ~ FOL
love-:
NsnsE No. q m. Hnu, Amt.
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srrRoa .LIYI.WOnK.n

sutro Is in a terrible temper because
the "Bangk" has resumed business
When tho news Of its suspension was
received no was fairly insane with Joy
lie Immediately produced in the i"is-
y<mioa (all the editorials In that e'ren'
Lar arc from Sutro) . vindictive, maiig'
mani and shameless assault upon the
late President Of tho Bank. William T.
RaI.ton. which WAS circulated (gratui.
tously) throughout this section Of Ne
yaja. This old descendant Of Cain: this
creature Who. In tho art Of lying. Ia able
to ..see" Ananias aud $50 him one tor
n number) BETTER" actually faneiefl
that tho day Of Judgment had come. lie
wa. mistaken. When that day shall
arrive, 10 Suiro DO living. he will DO OF
those who will ''call upon the rocks and
mountains 10 fall upon them, and there
will not DO water enough flowing from
ode dunnsi' to cool his lips. Only two
weeks ago this nincompoop OF tho h~ls-
pendent advised all persons, having de-
posits with the Bank Of California. to file
~aiiaeA~sais at once. o. they would get
their money in no other way. Tho BAT.
fed old hypocrite now sits and nurses
his wrath in impotence. What, with
the stsreoptieon. tho Invoked vail
voad" h~arangues, and, finally. those last
asinine exposures in the editorial line.
sutro has succeeded in making himself
the most erotesquo object Of the ags
One word more. Sutro il blowing about
the recent pocket Of water struck in the
Savage mine. and wants 10 know II
sharon will pump IL out. Somebody
will II Sharon doesn't. But what in
forest can Sutro have therein Does he
ow. any stocki His tunnel. the face Of
which 10 two miles away from the Saw
age shaft. would. IL completed. intsrsect
II about frs h@sirsd ylsd above the place
where the water Was struck.
What an admirable drain the
tunnel would 10! Tho water would
Of course run up the shaft 500
feet. and then out through the tunnel.
And what q cool place that hole would
DO with q stream Of boiling water run
ming at Ito bottom . distance Of four
miles. Oh! yes! the tunnel is q grand
thing for drainage and ventilation. But
IL has been . better thing for sutro,
who has lived like q lord for years upon
tho money Of s~tockholders. and travelled
like . prince over the world. Sutro
will devote his life 10 the tunnel II the
Stockholders will stand IL. He hasn't .
dollar In the world that he hasn't made
out Of that ''entsrpriss." lie has sup
ported a large family eItravagantly for
years. from is proceeds. AMI all the no.
toriety he has now. or ever will have
(savs the little which cropped out
from tho incidents Of tho burned
mill and the groschen businsss) has
been acquired through that medium.
There IL no doubt that Sutro will stick
If the stockholders don't got sick Of
m~ortgaging the tunnel property and
Watering the stock.
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TIE Coast Rsris,s says that the late
W. G. RAlston had paid up insurance
on his life to the amount Of $500
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BORN.

DOYp-in Fr.nhton. wsshoe county. Nevsda.
octoLst 9TH. 70 tho vile Il Daniel BOYD. =
daughter.
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FOR SALE.

ONE SECONDHAND SAFE, IN GOOD
~ Order. Inquire OF
ostii DIS. oALLATIN 4 co.
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ociiI ii WI REYNOLDS. Secretary.


4 NROwN POINT GOLD AND NIL
Y, WEIR MINING COMPANY Location 81
PRINCIPAL place Of business, San Francisco,
California.
Location of Works. Gohl hin Mining Die.
trici, Storey county. Nevada.
Notice.-Therc are delinquent upon the fol.
lowing described stock. on sccount Of a.,erp.
In-nt mo. 2D levied on tho 18th day OF Sepicm.
brr. 1873, the several amounts set ~oppo,Itr The
names ofthe Respective shareholders a. follows:
Names. No. Cert. Sbs. Amt
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And In sec rdsnos with Law and IN order oi
The Board of Director made on the III day o.
September. 1874. ~ many shsrus Of each parcel
of such stock ~ may 10 n.eesssfy. VIII p sold
Al public auction, at the once Of the Company
an California stre-t. Nan Frsnetsco. California,
ON THURSDAY. ths 18th day Of 0ctobef, i1t
Al the hour ~ one O'Clock y. n. Of aid day, "a
pay said delinquent assss smsnt thereon, 10
aeihsr with costs Of advertising and szpensss d
the sale.
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II. wRGKNRR, Secretary.
once III calliornia street, Ssn Frsneiseo.
California. ocii I'd
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Lshtnau Jas u n 70, rus
Latham Jas II 4 90, Trur.
tees. ...,.............scs!... TO-. 10
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tees. ...s7ai... .io....io
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Latham Jas n 4 90, Trus. s,sl. . . 50. No
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 2s. ..lb...In
Latham Jas II Co, Trus.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-25
A LOST HOUR.

,o,lden hour on aSummer morn,
When half the world was still.
rhs dew was fresh on the new-m0wn Aay,
And the bridal vail of the fair young day
Hung DER the purple hill. ..
Tho /. .heep-bells tinkled across the slopes,
sweet as an elfin chime:
pm,teraies fitted athwart the down,
p.es went murmuring, busy and brown,
over the fragrant thyme.
,,snouid calm and a dull content,
silenee instead of speech;
rhe wind sighed low, and the lark sang
high,
,,t the golden hour of our lives went by,
And drifted out of reach.
weboth went back to an eager life,
Rut in its pause to-day,
rha dream of that golden hour returns
And nv faded spirit frets and yearns
Nor one chance swept away.
The years creep on, and the heart grows
tired
Even OF hSpeS IuIlllleu,
And turns away from the worlds strong
wine
With teyered lips, that must ever pine
For that pure draught we spilled,
And vet perchance when our long day
wanes,
ACE hath its joys late born
We shall meet again on the green hillside,
And find, rn the solemn eventide,
The hour we lost at morn.