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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-01

CUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of Orleans No. % 1888 BY virtue Of writ of feri
District Court for the parish " orleans in the above
entitled cause. for ci taxes OF 1874. will proceed
60 sell at public auction, at tho Merchants and
AuctIoneers' Exchange, Royal street, between Ca
nal and CustOnhouse $ reefs, in the Second District
OF this city, Oh MONDAY, August 2, 1879, at twelve
wit
ONE CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in
the bIst district of this city. in SOU re bounded
desig sted lot number seventeen, measuring
twenty-five feet on Camp street, BY e2e hundred
and twenty eight feet in depth.
ONE PORTION OF GROUND, situated in the
Fourth District Of this city, in square number two
hundred and thirteen, bounded by Philip, st.
Charles, First and Prytsna stree ts designated
lots numbers seven and eight measuring one hun.
dred and twenty eight feet on Philip street By one
hundred and tventy-eight fe+t in depth.
Seized IN the above suit.
Terns-Cash on the spot.
EUGENE Y AGGAAAN
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~ ShAy % Ne~ VFIeAD0 w. 80oGHA
w. Carroll.
SUFEnlOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ Of Orleans, No. 68,249.-By virtue of q
writ OF feri facas to me directed BY the honorable
the Superior District Count for the parish Of Or
leans in the above entitled cause. for city taxes
OF 1874 will proceed to sell At public auction at
the Merchants and Auctioneers Exchange, Royal
street, between Canal and Customhouse streets in
the Second District Of this city, on FRIDAY july
80, 1873, At twelve O'clock NJ, the following do.
scribed property, to wit ~
ONE CEkTAIE LOT OF GROUND. situated in
the Frat District Of this city. in square number
two hundred and thirty, boun1ed BY PerdidO.
Carond. let. Carroll and Poydras streets, desie.
mated as lot numbsr n ne, me assuring twenty -six
teen feet in depth
ONE CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. situated
IN the SOurth District of this city in square num-
Der one hundred and eighty. bounded by Wrist.
Chest nut, Coliseum and PhlD stree ts desig ma red
- lot letter B. measuring one hundred and
wentysght on 1rst street, by one hundred and
eighty three feet in depth.
Seized in the above suit,
Terms Cash on the spoe
EUGENE WAGGAMAN
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COMMERCIAL.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, june

WEDNESDAY EVENING, June 30. 1875.
COTTON-The sales To-Day were confined
to 3lS bales at irregular and easier prices,
requiring further reduction in our quota
tions of Is a Ac. We give also the figures
and report Of the Exchange, in full, - be-
low:
AMERICAN STANDARD OF CLASSIFICATION.
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$1,000. ECOENE WAGGAMAN
JeS ~ Jy9 Civil Sheriff of the Parish Of cr,aa,.


Myers
kNFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THB PARISH
a OF Orleans No. 6637.-By virtue of q writ Of
n f faGias TO me directed by the honorable the
IN INN District Court for the parish Of Orleans in
,h noose enttied cause will proceed to sell at
G,ciock r. H.. at my warehouse, Nos, % and Is Or
leans street, between Royal and Bourbon stresfs
described property 70 wit wv Aoiio"i"s
LOT OF FURNITURE, taken from the
PREMISES no; 6si Baronne street between Wash.
may be seen in nv office, WHICH
Seized in the above suit
T6rms-Cakh on the spot,
100 too, EUGENE WAGGAMAN
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The market was still more depressed bv
further unfavOrable dispatches. reporting
decline of -l6d at Liverpool and decline
of 1872 q Ice in futures at New York, and
while leading factors were disinclined to
recede from their previous pretensiOns,
others we're willing to meet the demand at
concessions corresponding with the above
quotations. Sales were even made at less,
l3c being accepted for good ordinary, and
1910 for strict good ordinary. but these,
although the best that could be done by the
sellers under the circumstances, were re-
garded as exceptionally low compared with
the rates at which orders of any magnitude
could have been executed. The demand is
so limited that sales can not be pressed
without submitting to liberal concessions.
The amount on shipbcard not cleared,
going on board, and engaged for shipment,
was set down at the opening this morn
ing at $500 bales, embracing 5000 for
Liverpool and 5000 for Havre and
500 tor the North, which, when de-
Quoted from the stock on hand by
our running statement last evening,
leaves %, 400 bales to represent the GUAM
tity at the landing and in presses unsOld or
awaiting orders.
The Exchange reports: "Sales 300 bales,
Market irregular" It's quotations are re-
duced hc for good ordinary and 1sc for Or
binary, low middling and middling
COTTON STATEMENT.
Bales.
Stock on hand September l. 1874 1888
Arrived since last statemenJ..... 208
Arrived pIeyiously: ......:. .....l ,l4o.55s
Additional bales from city gin
nings, liz tens and loose, pr
Exchange estimate. 49,. ii 963-1, l5l. 729
Total. .....................i,l 68, 682
ClcaIcO 10 L,o'O
Cleared previously .............,ll25.4 o5 |
Cons umed at Lehman, Abraham
4 Co.'S cotton mill. ........... l.l5O-l ,l29l0
took on hand and shipboard not cleared. SO ST
stock same time LIST year.. 10 +6s
Io-day's exports were to HAVE
Receipts proper since last evening l60 |
)aies, against 1874 on last Wednesday, and
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Barb Samuel b Carlton, Freeman, for Havre
Schooner Robert Ruf, ROuten for Galveston
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Juniata, Catharine from Philadelphia
18th ultlmo, via Havana to Yozke &cs-
ID district 10
STEAMBOATS,.
Mary Ida, Ruiz, from White Han
Oriole, OPry from Lower Coast
Josephine. COzzens. from Convent LandiHR
Marie, Bsssett. from Lower Coast
Rice Farmer, Taylor. from Lower Coast
Katie. Pit lps. from Argyle
BELOW-COM1NG Up.
British steamship Warrior. Hughes, from Liverpool
18th instant, to ocean, Zerega Aco-
OUTsIDE-wAITlNG ORDERS.
Ship City of Lahore, GreenhOru, Sron Eenerssa
May q, to master
EXPORTS.
HAvRE-bark Samuel D Carleton-955s bales cot
ton 96eO slaves
GALVESTON schooner Robert Rua-,5 tons Goa,
$50 bsles hay
IMPORTS.
RUArAN ISLAND-SchoOner William fishey-75O
punches bananas 900 SantainS 5000 eoeeauuts 100
pineSpples bbls lines
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MARKETS.

Domestic Markets.
NEW YORK, June 30-Gold opened at
HI u; soon declined to 81 II rs, and has con-
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A1ete efsfo1ical Report.
O5IlCa METEOROLOGICAL OBsaRvRA.l
New Orleans, June 80, 1875. !
The following is the report of the weather
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ARGYLE LANDING-Steamer Katie-l06 bales Of
cotton 29l5 SKIS cotton seed and sundries
WHITE kALL-Steamer Mary Ida-lO sks rough
rice bbls rice and sundries
LOWER COAST-Steamer Rice Earmer--27 bbls
nce 81 SKIS potatoes and sundries
LOWER COAST-Steamer OriOle-2 bales broom
corn 83 sks potatoes 70 Sill onions and supdries
BONNET CARRE-SteameH 1osephine--96 q
rough rice and sundries
LOWER COAST-steame1 Maris-13 bbls potatoes
and sundries
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Stock Of Produce On Hand This Day.
New ORLEANS, July ], 1875.

We are indebted TO Messye. Trepagnier l.
Co. for the following statement Of stocks Of
provisions on hand this day. Julv l:
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The City Of New Orleans -. Widow
Win am Sysr.

EUGENE WAGGAMAN,
iesO iyil aul Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Oreans
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Tine City of New Orleans VI. Christophcf
Conner

:; EUGENE WAGGAMAN
JeoO Jyll aul Civil Sheriff Of the Parish of Oreanl
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The City Of New Orleans Vs.. Richard
England.


ESQ III aul Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
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fhs City Of New OrI.a.s V. Sesepa

EU0EUk WAGGAMAl
e29 Jyll 30 Civil Sheriff Of the Parish of OrleanA
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- RBN1
Aud rev.
Rent ver
give Mst1
rent and
ether NEED
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IMPORTS.
RECEIPTS or PRODUCE.

RUArAN ISLAND-Schooner William rishey-75o
punches bananas Is 900 4lantainS 5000 100
pineSpples 2 bbls lines
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AORdANs LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD
June 3d. hid sugar bbls sugar l6 bales cotton
oI1 0bls potatoes l20 head cattle aud sundries
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD June
3o-43 bales cotton 100 bbls lime and sundr,es
NEW ORLEANS, ST LOUIS AND CHICAGO RAIL.
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The City Of New Orleans ". Mrs. n. G..
Johnston

;noo :-, =. EUGENE WAGOAMAN,
looO yv41 II Civil Sheriff OF the Parish of trleane
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Civil Sheriff of the Parish of OrleapA
jess jy1l aul
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40l6c; Louisiana clear % 3Oc; clear lake
1914 034c p fb.
TALLow-None here: it il in request. 1t
would command sc y ID.
STARCH-Good supply and moderate de-
mand Quoted at 4lsc v ft.
small demand. Quoted at l7c p fb.
POULTRY-Western grown chickens sell
at IS IS; ducks 81 5000 50; geese e4a5;
turkeys $l4 0l5 p dozen. Louisiana grown
chickens So 5O04 25; young do $202 Is;
ducks 81 1913; geese g.; turkeys SIS y
dozen.
EGGs-The market 10 bare of Western.
The supply of Louisiana is light; they are
in demand and selling at 20025c = dozen.
Western are quoted at Is q Ice v dozen.
DRIED FRUIT-Good supply and dull.
Peaches are quoted at &c; apples 7le 0sc
y Is.
BEANS AND WESTERN PEAs-The supply
of green peas is exhausted. Beans are
plentiful and dull. Northern are quoted
at 3ls a3a4c = tb; Western s. 5Oa6 Y
Dbl. Red beans, Northern, 5le a &c T. Is.
HIDEs-The market is depressed. The
stock on hand is large. Country
green are quoted at 6l9c; dry sailed
10 ollie; dry flint ii a l3c; country green
70Sac p fb. In city slaughter sales are
making as follows: Steer hides over IS lbs,
Y Ib, 9l9c; do, ~ to "a lbs, &c; do. under 20
lbs. &c; cow hides, as they run, Che; kips.
20 to "a TBS. 10c; kips, 25 TO 30 BIS, she;
calf skins, each, 75c. Beeswax. prime yell
low, v fb, 27c. Ok horns 30 each.
EsCULENTs AND GREEN VEGETABLES
Good supply; the demand has slackened
Louisiana potatoes are quoted at g 80 a 3:
onions $202 % p bbl Cabbages &8ol2
p 100; sour krout $12015 p Dbl.
HoNEY-Is selling at 90 v dozen in pa
lbs jars; s. so in l v lbs jars. s.
IRON COTTON TIEs-Large stock and good
1emand. The Arrow tie le selling at size
p Is. with discount on round lots. Pieced
Arrow tie, IL feet, sells at 314c net; feet
inches at 314c net. The Beard & Brother
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EUGENE MAGELLAN
JsI' u JvI II Civil Sheriff Of the P>rish Of Or,s.na
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-14
PROPOSALS..
SUDBURY RIVER CONDUIT
. Proposals for Sections III, IL, IA and Is
CITY Or BOSTON,


CITY or BOSTON,
CITY HAL CocHIruATE WATER BOARD OFFICE
May 10. 1873
Sealed proposals viii be received at this ONCE Tor four
separate contracts, 10 be Endorsed follows, viz
ls PrcDosals Tor building session II Of the sudbury
a. Proposals for building Section u Of the Sudbury
sd Proposals for building section IA Of the Sudbury
River Conduit
an. Proposals building is or the sudbury
River Conduit
Those for The 18th ana 18TH SC ciions until II o'clock NJ
Friday, the 18Th day OF May 1875 and those the
and 18th sections until TUESDAY The LIST day Of June
1875 at which place and times they will be publicly
opened and read
Bd ers are re luired 10 state in their proposals their
and places residence and TO declare that the
proposal Is Ia all respects fair and made without
nectlOn or collision with any DINER person making
posais Tor the They will give price
each separate item Of the work, by wsch the bids win
be compared.
In figures and all proposals containing bids not called
this advertisement viii be considered informal
Zach bid must be signed BY the bidder, and accompan
led by written bond for 600 % "A responsible person
giving his place business residence. and c0rd-
Toned the execution ct the with satsac
tory security for It's performance within the time spccL
Ia lieu " the bond aforesaid sun ~ money or other
satisfactory collateral security In the
be deposited with said Water Board
The person 10 wnom the contract msy be awarded
viii be required 20 appear a. this ONCE with the
rifles offered by him. aud execute the contract within
days mot nclu4ing sunday date OF nota
cation fsnch award and the preparation and readiness
for signature VI the contract
The work + T. DAYS after the execution
~ the contract and 70 be continued with regularity
until It's con-eetiOn which comp ction must be before
the ist day 81 August 1877.
The bids viii be compared on the basil n tie eng
necris Approximate estimate quantities OF WORT
done, which i as folows:- 7.
Sect ~ sect. ~ sect H.
mn "a N0a aNEtm aaNW WNwM
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DRUG CLERK wANTBD-oNE THOROUGHLY CON
~ petent Apply corner Park ay and oxford St.
BTookiyn
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nRUa CLERK wANTED-YoUNG MAN APPLY Oh
~ Myrtle av Brooklyn.
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CLERKS AVID sALEsHEN.

nRUG CLERK wANTED-A FIRST CLASS SALES.
~ man, able 10 take entire charge; liberal salary
viii be paid. Address PHARMACY, Herald Uptown
Branch once.
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SALES AT AUCTION.
Railroad Property

Railroad Property
n aacre. az he ccuit Court OF the United
States Tor the western District Of North Carolina
ADrh Term, 1875 at Greensboro in proceeding then
mentioned in the pieadings between Henry Clews and
Hiram sloley and others pla nuns
The Western North Carolina Railroad Company r. d.,
Toi R. Caldwell, Rufus Y Mc1den. the FIRST National
Bank OF Charlotte, John Rutherford. Hiram Kelley,
Thomas g. oseenlee t Samss srsenee ham NAN WaEs
and others defendants. :.
The undersigned Commissioners appointed by the
Court q the sand April Term thereof, viii sell al the
City Of Salisbury, the 22d day o. June is7S
eSises Road Road Beds Rolling stock aud Properly Of
nd age S snd sIdno 70 e
mentioned and described IN the said decree.
the Commissioners $4,000 ~ cash The day OF sale and
viii be given credit Tor The balance Of ths purchase
rule day Of said Court NJ Greensboro, e.
amer tue day OF safe. =
holders OF the bonds secured by the mortgage men.
toned IN the said decree they retain their shares OF the
furrenderng to the Commissioners an equal amount OF
said bonds
The said Commissioners are authorized so the
said sale shall be confirmed by the Court TO give mme
eee o. every Sud s anG dcserpon AMI ali persons
who may be in possession OF said railroad or any OF us
deed TO them.
This road when its connections shall be completed
will form OF the most n mt horoughiares III the
whole South II length is li2 miles Of which li2 miles
Mcdowell county the eastern Of the Blue Ridge;
and the greater part OF the remainder OF the road Is
There has already expended upon this road about
o0O-which constitutes the rst lien upon prop
cry The Commissioners believe that the title o. the
purchaser will be goOf
For any further information address
=. $ GATHER Morgauion. y g
TfoM1s RGFFiN Hiiisboro, \ d
THOMAS B. KEoGn, Greensboro, y. O.
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WILLIAM KENNEDY, AUCTIoNEER, REMOVED
w his office
10 No. Q Pine street basemenD.
Sl950l-For sale the three story brown stone House
l4 West Forty seventh street sixth avenue grand
location possession Immediately; Sl2 w can remain on
mortgage. Apply to owner, WIN. KENNELLY, No. .
Pine street
VNM WRITER'S, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL THIS
w day at two O'Clock at 15f Canal street about SIX
truck loads OF Household Furniture. Parlor Dining and
Bedroom suits brussels and ingram Carpets oslons
Matlngs, Rugs, DC: maDte, pier and plain MlrroTs
Mattresses of every description. feather Beds, Pillows
ana Seddingsi also Counters, Desks iron Safes SHOW
saloon Tables Crockery. Glass and Kitchen ware,
Stoves Screens, Reirigerators, &c.
WILLIAM ABBOTT, AUCTONBER,
w Office No Chambers street
Administrators sale OF Furniture in private house 1856
Henry street. this day. at l0 o'clock splendid French
plate Mirrors walnut frames, wood Wardrobes and
bureaus Book Cases Carpets Desks, iron safe, marble
top Washstands Also, at O'Clock, same day, one bay
Mare 4seat Wagon light Wagon set OF II ar
ness Wheheads stables l27 East Broadway 10 close
the estate 81 the ate Francis Mechan.
MARGARET MARY MEEHAN Administrative.
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UCTTOv AUCTION AUCTION.
~ Residence 100 Easy Thirteenth st near fourth av
This FrlCay morning, Nav IA, a. ii5s cl0Ck. mag
nifccnt grand square ~ octave rose wooc Pisnoore
stool and win Farior SHIFTS in saM hrorade and
reus, Eiageres Tables Bronxes, Curtains, Mirrors,
vases Clock Carpets, Bedsteads BErsaus Wristbands,
Comm0des, War1r0bes spunE and barr MAtfrcsaes,
Bedding Lounges chairs LtbFary, Dniugroom fErBl-
tire Glass, china silver Ware cutlery Ac y.
hRhEMEE Auc10neer. ~ H.-0OUds PACKED amd de-
r~crfd Tor Dure TIA 4era CITY O r0unffv.
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TRAYELLERs, GUIDE.

A.. : :
NORTH SHORE STATEN ISLAND FERRY
For New Brighton Snug Harbor, West Brighton AMI
Port Richmond boats leave Whitehall street, :. foot,t
Broadway, daily at6;il sd5 93l 1913 NJ ~!
gas 10. 4iso $50 and ASP
Sundays at half-past every hour, rom 80 a NJ
Faro 10 cents
Aston House carsle ave vesey streettor ferry Far,
Scents.
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WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION WITHOUT
w limit reseryel. Tuesday the 18th day OF May,
O'Clock NJ OF the best equipped Distilleries in
The United States the capacity comprising Buildings,
Machinery, copper Worm aud stll &c this distery is
capable OF producing 100 barrels spirits every twenty
four hours the building is built OF brick three stories
high 00Nt0 feet; expense was spared TO make this
the distleres in the country parties dear
ing to go into the liquor business or any sind Of manu-
iacturng business would do well To attend this sale ,
terms VIII be very liberal one half cash balance on one
and two years Parties desiring a detailed statement
address us, and any question will be promptly an
L. POWERS 4 SON,
$40 Main street
Va
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pIuCtU
(NlTIZENS LINE OF STEAMBOATS, FOR TROY, CON-
" Meeting with all railway lines North ana Westi fare
30 cents deck cabin passage including berth 81 Ele-
CANT steamboats, leave daily, saturday excepted. ~ ~
NJ. pier 40 North River, foot Of Leroy street.
Through tickets sold over ali connecting lines
(SATsKILL-BoATs UP THE CREEK. New CHAM
" pion and Water Brett, daily Sundays eSceptedl.
from Canal street. 4. Nj. Fare 70 CENTS
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-07-28
Give the Money TO your Wives.

There is one subject upon which |
think most men agree; and that is, that
they can buy any article of dress or or
nament to suit their wives, better than
said wives can for themselves. This
mistaken idea generally is indulged in
by the kindest and best of husbands.
Thus, Mr.. Goodman, country merchant,
when he returns with his spring goods,
brings with him bonnet, which the city
milliner has assured him is just the one
suited TO his wife's style, and which he
fully believes will be the envy and ad-
miration of Starville. Well, Mrs. Good
man knows that it is not becoming TO
her, that the very stylishness of the bat
makes her whole attire look shabby, and
knows that the price of il would have
covered the expense of bonnet for her
and hats for her little girls, at the VIII
lage milliner's, which would have suited
her much better. But with wifely affec-
ton, knowing the kindness that
prompted the purchase, she conceals
all of this and wears her old bonnet to
sore the new oIe a. often as she can.
In like manner, Farmer Day, after
selling his produce of the season at n
much higher figure than he expected,
remembers the good wife at home and
resolves that she shall have a shawl.
Manlike he thinks the highest priced is
the best, and, as he has heard his wife
admire Mrs. Rays broehe shawl, one at
twenty dollars is purchased for Mrs.
Day. Well, it was kind, she SAYS, and
Of course is delighted, while in her
heart she knows that for ten dollars she
could have suited herself far better and
had the extra ten for so many things.
So ! often think, when | see the wife
really worried with gift that ought to
be a pleasure TO her, how much better
10 give her the money and let her suit
herself
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MOSS.
BY EI,aAR FAwCETT.

Strange tapestry, by Nature spun
On yiewles looms, aloft from sun,
And spread through lonely nooks and grots
Where shadows reign. and leafy rests-
moss. OF all your dwelling-spota.
In which one are YOU loyeliest:
Is it when near grim roots that coil
Their snaky black through humid soil
Or when you wrap in woodland glooms
The great prone pine trunks. rotted red
Or when you dim ON sombre tombs.
The requiescsts Of the dead'
Or is IT when your lot is cast
In some quaint garden of the past,
On some gray. crumbled basins brim-
With coDchs that mildewed Triten's blow
While yonder through the poplars prim.
Looms up the turreted chateau?
Nay. loveliest are you when times weaves
Your emerald films on low dark caves,
Above where pink porch-roses peer.
And woodbines break in fragrant foam
And children laugh. and you can hear
The beatings OF the heart Of Home.