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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-09
BROOKLYN.

nre yesterday in the residence OF Mr.. Tag.
CART, No. 500 Madison street, caused o damage Of
5000.
The trial OF Francisco San Felipe. the alleged
counterfciter, was continued Yesterday IN the
United States Court before Judge Benedict.
The Brooklyn swil milk stables have been
undergoing investigation bv agents OF the Society
for the Prevention OF Cruelty to Animals who
have brought to life some horrible facts connected
with the milk supply OF some parts OF that city.
Justice Pratt in the supreme Court yesterday
granted motion to sendth case of Charles \.
Blake against W. T. Hatch SON, the Wall street
brokers, before referee. The plaintiff claims
that the firm owes him $40, 900, and the defend.
ants assert that the amount was used up In
margins.
Frederick Koerner aged thlrty-two years. drank
in Walters liquor store. No. 90 Fulton street.
yesterday afternoon and refused to pay for the
liquor The proprietor OF the place, attempting
to eject him. struggle ensued, In the course OF
which KOerner seized walters lett hand with his
teeth and bit of three OF his fingers. Koerner
was arrested by On1cer Grant and locked up at
the York street police station.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-09
NEW JERSEY.

The amount Of bonds distracted by Hamilton
from the Treasury OF Jersey City was $4,000, and
the obligations OF his bondsmen amount to $125 900.
lnasmuch as Hamilton puroined his bond and
destroyed IT., the bondsmen refuse 10 meet their
obligations. decision on the question Is now
pending In the supreme Court at Trenton.
petition, numerousy signed, has been pre-.
pared for presentation TO the Court of Pardons for
the Communication OF the sentence passed on
Michael sullivan at New Brunswick. II this court
does not interfere sullivan Will be hanged en- the
ytn OF April. His counsel. Mr. Adrain, Ia makins
strenuous efforts TO secure at least u reprteve.
Insanity is on the increase In Hudson county,
and the lunatic asylum in Snake Hill Is over.
crowded. The County Physician sent I'VE incura.
bles yes erday 10 the state Asylum, at Trenton.
The numoer o patients admitted during the past
three ntns Is largely IN excess OF that Tor any
corresponding period since the institution was
established.
basis Tor compromise has been submitted u
the Hudson River Tunnel Company BY the Della.
ware and Lackawanna Company, in order that
the existing difficulties may be amtcably adjusted;
but the former company decline 10 enter In to any
negotiations for the present. The bill to enable
them to proceed tas passed the lower House OF
the Legislature ana VIII be reported In the Senate
this week.
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may deem Mt.
ON this committee the chairman appointed
Aaron Raymond, Robert Scnel and shepherd
Tine committee then retired. and In a private
session decided upon the following petition, which
will be presented 10 the Legisatare:-
To TnE LEeIsLATuRE OF the STATE NEW YORK;
We, the Undersigned, residents of the city of New
YorN respectfully petition that your honorable body
will pass such law viii give the Mayor and Com
lay out suitable routes this city rapid transit,
BY steam otherwise and power 10 make such rules
and regulat ions tor constructing and operating
as they may deem ut and best
motion was then made that a mmittee OF
three be appointed TO visit Albany aud keep an
eve on the proceedings before the legislative
committees having any bearing on tho subject OF
rapid transit.
On this committee were appointed Messrs. j.
Mansfield Dawes, Robert b. Roosevelt and Robert
ZbOrowskl.
The meeting then adjourned, subject to the call
OF the pi esident
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LONG ISLAND.

Theodore Lott eighteen years Of age residing
with his parents. on the Merrick plank road,
Jamaica. was taken with fainting ut yesterday
morning, while on his way rom the barn to the
house. lie Tell on his lace In about three inches OF
water, and suifocated before assistance could
reach him.
At an early hour yesterday morning a party OF
labOrers. while on their way to work. found lying
on the track of the Brooklyn Central Railroad, AZ
Woodhaven, the dead body o! az unfortunate
woman OF incorporate haolts known by the name
OF Mary, who was last seen on Sunday evening
vending ner way along rhe track. 1t was at first
thought that she had been the victim OF foul play
but medical examination made by DR.. William
ID. Wood. OF jamaica showed that there were no
grounds Tor the suspicion. Coroner Henderson.
OF Jamaica. took charge OF tue body ana adjourned
the inquest until Wednesday. Mary was about
f.ty years OF age and a native OF Ireland.
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STATEN ISLAND.

1t is stated that the steamer Josephine ana the
ferry boat Nortnneld, OF the Staten Island Rail.
way Ferry will be overhauled and put IN com.
plete order, and viii be held IN readiness to run 10
opposition to the new Jerry to be established ct
Stapleton.
Messrs. Doyle, Manet and Oliver, assessors OF the
town of Soutnneld, received their assessment
books yesterday, and will commence their WORK
Immediately. The law requires the completion OF
assessments In that town by the 1st OF May. ana
tue assessors are allowed pay Tor only thlfty-nve
days.
1t is understood that bill Is to be introduced
into the Legislature creating I've instead or three
Police Commissioners Tor Richmond county. at .
salary OF $500 each per year. $500 in ALL or the
same sum as Is now paid Tor three commissioners.
This Will give o representation OF one Tor each
town.
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NEW YORK CITY.

The only arrival At Castle Garden yesterday
was the steamer Baltic. from Liverpool with q
cabin and l7s steerage passengers.
As Mr.. John Walsh. aged fifty years. and residing
at No. 24o East Fortieth street, was crossing
Broadway yesterday opposite NO. 335. his place OF
business, ne accidentally slipped and fractured MS
mp.
Yesterday afternoon, Alfred Haehle, aged forty.
nve years, residing at No. AIS First avenue, en-
ployed as boosbinder at No. so Franklin street.
accidentally had his hand caught IN stamping
machine. His hand was amputated at ths
hospital
The steamship companies yesterday advanced
their Storage rates from $40 TO SOS, except the
National. State and Williams Gnion lines, theirs
being advanced from SIS TO s2s. The companies
do not expect any decrease In travel on account
OF the increase In the rates Tor passage.
Yesterday afternoon, as Michael Callahan, aged
forty, and residing al No. 10 Caroline street, was
engaged IN unloading q coal barge, some OF the
machinery gave wav, overturning the load Of coal
upon his mead, causing terrible fracture Of the
skull. lie was conveyed to the PARK Hospital In a
dying condition.
Mrs. Krentzien. respectable married woman.
about forty years OF age, died yesterday morning
a. her residence, No. 23s East Fortysixth street.
from the effects OF miscarriage which. 1t is sus.
pected, was the result OF malpractice. Coroner
kessler has the case 10 charge. Mrs. Krentzen was
the mother OF several children.
Commissioners Cox aud Brennan and Assembly.
man shel. OF Westchester, inspected the Park
Hospital yesterday aud conversed with the
patients In regard to their food, treatment aud
condition. They ascertained the TACT that not.
withstandlng the kind treatment OF the medical
faculty In charge OF the institution there Is room
Tor Improvement IN so far as regards the food.
The regular weekly meeting OF The Methodist
ministers was held yesterday morning. Rev. DR..
Merwin in the chair Alter the usual devotiona,
exercises paper on the "Hymnology OF the Meth.
odist church, was read by the Rev. DR.. Warren.
OF ST. Johns Methodist Episcopal church, Brook
Ign. f. ID. Dr. warren SAID that the tendency OF
10 bring the people TO q sound knowledge and un-
ders standing OF .he promises OF Christ and the
great truths OF the Scriptures. The hymns moss
frequeWly used are full OF strong. rugged lam
guage aud simple explanations OF the means of
sanctihcatlon Enemnate hymns 1ull OF beautiful
flowers OF rhetoric. were not effective The
essay was well received by the meeting.
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THE FREEHOLDERS' FRAUDS.

The Hudson County Board OF Freeholders. a
their meeting last Thursday, ordered the payment
OF bn OF sos for clothing furnished to the Pent.
Tertiary at snake Hill. 1t was ascertainsd yester.
day that no inmate, whether ofncer or prisoner,
has seen one shred Of this clothing, nor, In fact,
has any clothing been furnished to the inmates Of
that institution Tor several months. The brandy
and wnishey which were sent to that institution
In large quantities at the expense OF the county,
ana intended for the use only Of Invalid inmates,
have been retailed to the officers At ten cents q
drink and 81 80 per bottle, but not one cent OF
the money so received has been RENTED to the
county treasury. These and many other petty
frauds Will be brought before the Grand Jury.
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MUNICIPAL NOTES.

The Chamberlain's statement, made yesterday.
is as too ws:-Balance, February q, $7l94 All 81 (;
receipts, s1s2s, s57 40; payments, $937.474 AZ bal
ance, March 6, $l,6l0,7SS 90
The Mayor has not as yet received any commu-
nication from the Governor relative to the cases
OF the Corporation Counsel and the Fire Commits
sl0ners.
General Hancock and Fernando Wood were
among the callers upon the Mayor yesterday.
the Law Committee oil the Board OF Aldermen,
In charge OF the investigation OF the conduct OF
the Finance Departm are, IL Is said. collecting
evidence to the C0mptroller's real estate trans
actions, IN order to substantiate the charges re-
Gently made. Mr.. Jonn Il. Haskin, one OF
the memoirs, stales that the communication or
Mr.. Crmmins, the contractor generating Mr..
Green, does not cover the points involved.
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PUBLIC PARK FOR JERSEY CITY.

The question OF public parks Is a2itating the
property owners in Jersey City. There 10 q re-
markabe unanimity on tho question Ia favor Of
the project, but whether there should be one
large park two or more smaller ones, has YET
TO re determined. The properly owners on the
line OF Palisadc avenue. north OF the arsenal
property, are willing to pay a large share OF the
expense oil laying out park on the slope OF tue
hill IL the Legislature will grant the necessary per.
mission. This PARK would not only improve the
surroun ling properly. but would cover up a cou-
sdernpie tract oi unrcclaimed land on the western
side OF the meadows. rne residents IN the Ber4en
district clam the right To establish similar paxk
IN thelr territory.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-09

Tracy Esq, Chief Engineer OF the Department, OF
inc sum required to complies plan sd0ptsa ~
button OF Croton water In the lower part OF me
city; also for extending the system OF Croton
water mains iu the upper part OF the city and TO
supply Croton water to the Twenty-third and
rwenty.Iourth wards. lately annexed;
The reasons which make this expenditure neces.
Mr. Tracy. The beneficial effects Of the work
laying OF large mans from the reservoirs south,
especially IN the greater security from nre, are so
hesitation In making the required appropriation.
the necessity Tor extending the CrotOn mains IN
the newly settled portions OF the city and In the
Twenty third and Twenty-lourth wards Is equally
pressiug the law making II the duty OF thus De-
City with pure U u aud wnoesoms water r'A
inclose draft OF an act TO authorize the rails.
this purpose. and have to request that you take
such measures as may seem TO you proper 10 bring
the suolect before the Legislature at an early
GEORGE NJ. VAN MORT.
Commissioner OF Public Works.
COMMUNICATION OF THE CHIEF ENGINEER
DEPARTMENT or PUBLIC WORKS.
oHi1f SScs new YORK. 1rtG JAM Oi is So sAt|
To eIoRe. NJ vAn Noar ESQ, Commissioner OF Public
siS-soon after this department was formed thor.
Su MS eea as M sea ha e
large enough to earfy NE neSesssry quantity wssr
large mains rom the reservoir south to lay
n e IN q The me nd
ssff hs inS Of 'ss In
the valuable properly is situated were supplied
vile district was supplied from the Reservoir with
single twelve.inch mann There were also large dis
and We're and the ready to be
brought into but could not be occupied for the want
OF water and where the water has been supplied and
his eSsass sdss @ have
and Church streets and connected IL with all the large
mains the part OF the city, and have laid
Westerly main from Seventy ninth street and Eighth
avenue TO and through Tenth avenue 70 Thirty eshth
with the lower reservoir and all the existing large
mains leading to the lower part Of the city. These
would recommend that the new westerly main DO
% the large MAINS one md
Church streets and that the eastery forty eight incn
enus through Eighneih street 70 First avenue and
through First avenue TO the vicinity OF Foreih street
nsw twcntv.nch main be land in Fifth avenue which is
s nHm 81 us Io MANN wsch is enrey I'm
adequate to furnish the needed supply large amount
and the property is ready 10, DO brought into
Hss ap.r sSss laid @sysasn
in the new district from Harem River through Lincoln
with the mains the south side OF Harlem River
by wrought iron main laid across and under Harlem
have provided in the estimate for supplying the new
That h when a Sa w Sld o an
ply they can be reinforced 20, by large l mains. ,
IS IL
Thirty six-lnch main ana branches as hereto ms o
Extending the mains OF distribution on the up.
part Of the island and in the two new
wards. incluoing new twentyinch main in
Filth avenue. |0,WU
Total 81 500, 900
EDWARD II. TRACY, Chief Engineer.
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CRoTON WATER MAINS.

On the goth Of January last MIR. Van Mort for
wardcd to the Mayor the following communities
ton regarding the Croton maiDs:-
DEPARTMENT or PUBLIC WORKS, J
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, Room ~ City Hall,
JAM 20 1875. }
Hon. WILLIAM II. wICKHAM, Mayor OF the City or
New York.
DEAR SIR nave the honor to transmit to you
herewith q copy VI an estimate vi EDWARD u.
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MEETlN0 OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF
THE CITIZENS RAPID TRANSIT ASSOCIATION.
meeting OF the Executive Committee OF the
Citizens Rapid Transit Association was held YES
terday afternoon at the otlce OF ]. Romano
Browne, corner OF Thirty-third street and Broad
way. This, IL win be remembered, was an al.
journed meeting from Friday last The meeting
was called to order by the Hon. X. B. Roosevelt,
the chairman, Mr.. Jonathan Edgar, not being able
to attend. After the reading of the
minutes report was read from the
Executive Committee, which in reality amounted
to nothing but detailing the action OF the
subcommittee appointed by Tammany Hall. Tho
next order OF business was the reception OF the
committee from the Deferred Fund Capital Asso-
citation, which met at the Chamber OF Commerce
yesterday AFTERNOON. The sentiment OF the meet
ing was decidedly IN favor OF joining with the
gentlemen VINO had been sent to confer with the
Citizens AssOclatlon AMI committee OF confer
euce, on motion, was appointed, which consisted
OF George W. Carleton, Lewis j. Philips and Grl-
nth Rowe.
resolution was then offered ana adopted to
the cnect That TINS association appoint commit
tee TO draw up petition 10 the legislature TO
give the Mayor ana Common Couucll OF TINS city
the authority to designate and lay out such routes
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NOTICE..
CEALED PROPOSALS

OEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
~ received by the Board Of County Commission.
crs Of Boise county. at the Court House In Idaho
City, on
Monday, January 3, 1876,
at o'clock. r. NJ Of sid day. for the purpose oi
taking of the INDECENT hck, county poor idiotie
and insane Of Boise county for the ensuing year.
Bids to be - follows to-wit:
One bid for the board. lodging, nursing. clothing
and washing for the INDECENT Sick county poor idiot
ic aud insane Of Boise county. including the burial
expenses OF all indig-nt sick county poor dotc aud
insane who may die in said Boise county, for one
year from January ;, lss6
One bid for medical attendance and furnishing
medicines for the INDECENT sick, county poor idotic
and insane Of Boise county, and for holding post
morem examinations al who may die In the couli.
~ Hospital Of said county. and Tor all post NOR.
ten examinations made at the county seat OF said
Boise county where the same would be chargeabe 10
the county, for one year from January IL. 1875.
Bidders may include the above two subdivisions In
one bid IL - desircd.
Parties receiving the contracts viii be required to
enter the same In writing. and dle bonds with sp-
proved security in the sum Of double the amount OF
thear bid. JANEs MoniARTY,
Clerk of Bosrd County Commissioners.
IDAHO Crrr, Nov. 30, 1875.
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4u11ro 1go41on.
SEALED PROPOSALS m1I1

~ received 1t the County Auditor. oas.s -. - =
swo NJ january 3D. A. D. 1876 for t.eninc a. ~ ~ :.
.ue rosds N the several distrcs of Boise connt,
Aenpn:so!y, n:.y, approved January 10. lS7s-vis: '4>
i, N1v.cf No: l:-Coalmencing It the Warm srr,nos
20 Adsno City thence to the mouth OF illinois
Idaho tv I .r% .r% Idaho City g the summit between
tue summit between Idaho City and Boston.
=. D'sfrsct No. Accommodating At Op.rtxhuro
savnce, va Granite creek, Placerville and Center
VILE 10 the summit between Centeryille and Idaho
lily: Also rom Centcrville, via Boston, to the sum
to the Star Ranch. 1
- Distriet No. -commsncing at the junction Of the
rlacerville aud Pioneer CITY, roads ia Centerylle
thence to one mile atoys Pioneer City.
District No. 4:-Cominencing at placeryille thence
me Upper p,yetts Valley and up said valley to
MCnrtdes RANCH The bid for this district will not
include the rebuilding OF the bridges across the paw
cite river.
District No. Recommending 1t Horseshoe BEND
and running to Jerusalem.
District No. Recommending at the mouth Of Car.
tes eek and running southery toward Boise City to
the county line.
Dairtet No. 7:-Cammencing at the mouth OF Hi.
0oss Gulch aud running to Banner city.
Also. the rad commencing at Pioneer City. thence
Gnlch aud Ophir creek.
Each proposal or bid 50 submitted to the Board
shall be accompanied with bond conditioned for the
faithful performance and duties Of the contract
which may he made and entered into by and between
the person making tho proposal bid and the Board
OF Commissioners, In sum not less than double the
amount bid and stated In said proposal, for the i'm
provcment and keeping in repair the Roads and
Highways within the district proposed, the said
bond 10 be secured by two snreies who shall
justify in the form and manner ss is required
on bonds Of county officers.
JAMES MoRIARTY
Clerk Board Co. Coa.
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INSANITY From RELIG1oN-Dr. b..
hannon, resident physician at Black
Wells Island, New York, says that of
tie many patients who are crazcd by
religious excitement the majority APP
pear in the Asylum after the Lentml
season when continued fasting has
weakened both body and mind, but
very many always follow great relig.
ious revivals. The disease is gener.
ally accompanied by melancllolia.
Five patients of this class have been
received since the 18th of last month.
They are Sarah Doran, aged IS, who
is often very violent; Maggie Walsh.
aged 10, who thinks Gods Being is
in her; Jane Doran, who believes her.
self the wife of the Blessed Virgin;
Ellen Malone, aged "a, who says she
is prosecuted for loving Jesus; and a
German woman, Gertrude Ganset,
who is undemonstrative and quiet.
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Pleasant and Profitable EsnplOS nemv; =.
-..l,c.u,ifur" ..Chartutng!" .'Oh, how l"vely!
..wLs, are they WORTH &c. Such are excs,"ss'ona
nv those whu sec the large elegant New Chro'"oS
.rciuced by the European aud American 'hromo
Publishing CO. Tiny are oil perfect Gems OF Art
-" nm. rs,, resist the temptation to buy when sce'
inc tho t,hromos. Csnvassers. Agents. and Isdies
md ucntl- oul of employment, will nno tn's ne
heat openins ever offered TO make money. FOR iuI'
80. .c,Iars sensi stamp fOr confidential Ct. cular
tIdr.ss - GLEASON / CO.. s3s Washington 81.
Boston. Mass.
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The BLOODY CHAsM.-At the obsc.
quies Of Vice President Wilson at sln.
City Hall, at Baltimore, Major Harry
Gilmor, well known and conspicu.
ous Confederate cavalry officer during
the late war, was introduced to Fred
Douglass.
The Maj.r said. "Mr. Douglass,
let lis shake hands across the bloody
chasm."
Mr.. Douglass replied. "No, Major
Gilmor, there is no bloody cl,asna;
let us shake hands across free coun.
try"
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Notice to 0reditors.

Estate of Alfred D. Saunders. deceased.
aaorrcE rs HEREBY GIVEN BY THE UNDER
steued. Admintstl atrix and Administrators o.
the above. named estate TO the creditors of ana q
persons having claims Against said dsceascd 20 q
hible the same. with the necessary vdechsrs ws.n'n
Tern mon,he from the arst publication Of this notice
10 the undersigned at tho Office Of Jenas ". Brown
In idaho CITY, Boise county. Idaho Territory.
NAK(SAkET SAUNDERS.
Adiuini.tratrix
JONAS w. BROWN.
tt- - Administrators,
,idahe City, Juus Sir. 1875. ~ 9-
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nrasoIuy1ozf MOTION.
Is HEREBY GIVEN

IN that the co-partnsrship heretofore existing
1,we.,,, Isverly Willis and Con Drtscol. In water
J,srh.s mining and Lumber bnsilesa. 10 this dsy
dissolved by mutual consent: Beverly Willis having
I.sed tho entire interest Of Con Driscol III all
water Rights, Disrhes. Mining GronnI. Saw s MiiI
snd ,n.rhinery. aud Lumber owned BY Willis
Driscol. beverly Willis will pay al demands or
CLAIMS sesinss the lsss nrm OF willis Driscol and
viii colles All bills duo tho sstd nrni
"'A BtvEKLY WILLIS,
CON DHlSCOL.
IpAHo CRY, August 10. 1875. ~.
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"CHEERFULNEss is the daughter II
employment" said. Bishop Horne, ";l,,d
| have known man to come home ii,
high spirits from. funeral, merely be-
cause he had the management Of i"
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naoT1cE rs HEREBY GIVEN BY THE UNDER.
signed administrator Of the above named es-
tate. to the creditors Of. and AL persons having
cisins against said deceased, 70 exhibit tho same
With the necessary vouchers within ten months
nom the nrst publication Of this notice g the ur-
eer-tgned at his place OF business In Idaho C'ty.
Boise county. l. T.
JAMES McDKvfTT,
fDAso Crrr. Nov. %. ls7Al Adnlisistrstor
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OpEro AUruMx.-The grosshopper
creaks in the leafv gloom. And the
humble bee bunbleth the ive-long day.
But where have they gone with the
bran new broom? And what has been
done to the buzz saws play. ;:
Oh it's little he thinks Of the cold
mincc pie, And rs little he seeks, f
the raw ice cream; For, the dying
year with the trcmulons sign, Shall
wake the lingering luon from his
dream.
Oh list! For the cricket lew far
and near, Shrilfully singeth his roun-
delay, And the negligent noodle his
noisy cheer, And where the doodle
bug eats his hay.
Oh, the buzz saw SO busily buzzes
the stick; And bumbling the humble
bee bun'bletL his tune; While the
cricket cricks crickingly down at the
creek, And the noodle calls noisily out,
us it noon!0
The dog fenncl sighs "she is here!
she is-here!1 And the smart weeds
say dreamily "Give us . rest!1 The
ln,p vine speaks tendcrly "Give rs = !.
tssp2v And the jin'sMl wecd ln,llere,
''Oaf, pud dow, ,,,ar vest. 9s,siss
lcx Hlaksye