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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-27
THE COURTS.

Ia the Court or General Sessions yes erday be-
fore Judge Sutherland, the summing up in the
case OF James A. puIy, charged with attempting
TO XIII Deputy Comptroller Earle. had 10 be fur.
ther deferred, owing 10 the continued illness OF
one Of the jurors. william Hess, an old offender,
pleaded guilty 10 burglary in the first degree. and
was sentenced 70 fifteen years Ia state Prison.
The Court then adjourned, as testimonial OF
respect TO the memory or the late Police justice
Sherwood.
In the Court or Oyer and Iermtner yesterday.
before Judge Brady John Mugan was convicted
Of robbery and sentenced TO state Prison for five
years. jury was obtained IN the case OF John
Powers, the Keeper, charged with having beaten
10 death Gustaye de Vernon, one OF the inmates or
the Wards Island Lunatic Asylum. The trial will
90 ou this morning.
Henry Wood brought suit against the city for
$4,000 years salary as special agent in the
office Of Judge Aiker Public Admnstral or, from
whom ne received his appointment. Judge
Robinson, OF the Court OF Common Pleas, de-
cided that the appointment was Illegal not hav.
ing peen made py the Corporation Counsel, and q
judgment was given Tor tae city.
In the suit brought b. Miss sarah E. Bodin
against James Collins, the 70 lrtn avenue baker,
S. 600 damages alleged breach or promise Of
marriage, being tried before Judge Spier, OF the
Superior Court, there we're developed yesterday
facts OF special interest additional TO those
ALREADY published. The case was given to tho
jury late in the afternoon with directions to bring
IN a sealed verdict,
Ia the case oil Mary W. Roosevelt and James A.
Roosevelt against Nathan sullivan, Tor rent on
lease Judge L. L. Fancher as arbitrator made an
award IN favor Of the plaintiffs against Mr.. Sul.i-
van, the tenants surety. Tor $5,II9 So
The SUIT Of George y. Searle Tor divorce from
Edwina Seare, with when were connected the
very peculiar circumstances that we're reported
IN yesterdays HERALD, was terminated yesterday
in the supreme Court. verdict was rendered
lor the defendant amid much applause.
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and patience. know not, Your Honor, what to
say ID acknowledgment OF the kindness with
which We have an been treated bY You.
Mr.. Porter continued in some length In hts com.
pliments, and then closed In the following
words TIL there be one man VINO, IA TIE spirit or
the Old Roman Centurion, WAS capable or thrust
nag his spear into the side OF who was innocent
and WHO IS likely 10 perish, know that though |
may not be able 10 say Amen, though good mon
NAV say everywhere as great wrong. even in
respect OF such man VIII be ar least, but IN hum.
bic emulation oi the Redeemer. wnOm ne served
Will De able IN that hour or agony 10 lift mis- hands
In prayer. Father forgive him, for he knows not
what he does.i But no suca verdict is to come
from this Jury; the verdict is TO be one, as nrmy
believe. whfcn viii gladden. MANY hearts, q verdict
which Will illuminate Brooklyn Heights, verdict
wnich Will send an electric thrill OF JOY through
Chrlstendom.n tApplause)
II was here announced that one or the jurors
was indisposed aud the case was adjourned until
this.morning, when Mr.. Eyarts will commence hla
add Eesa.
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NEW YORK CITY.

Annie Lyons, aged seven months, died OF small
pox at No. 452 West sixteenth street, yesterday
Winfield Scott Trimbe, aged twenty one years,
died suddenly yesterday at No. 600 Green wich
street.
Frank A. Harrington, aged thirty-nve years,
died or asthma at the ST. Charles Hotel yesterday
morning.
Toe body OF a stranRer was found drowned yes
terday, at pier No. 10 East River, by oficer OF
the first precinct. The body was seEt TO the
Morgue
Harrison Wade, aged thirty-nve years, patrol
man OF the TwentJ-ninth precinct was found
dead yesterday morning in the water closet OF No.
1871 West twenty seventh street. Coroner Eickhon
was notified TO hold an inquest.
The Tammany Hall General Committee OF the
First Assembly district met last evening and by
unanimous vote recommended Mr.. r. @. Duffy, the
principal oil the pu0c school In the First ward, TO
Mayor wicKham for appointment as Police
Justice.
me German saloon Keepers Central oraaniza-
ton held a meeting at the Germania Assembly
Rooms yesterday afternoon resolution was
passed directing the Executive Com mitteeto carry
the case OF Sohwab, the convicted saloon keeper,
to the Court oil Appeals.
About fifty natives OF Brunswick, Germany,
formed an organization called the Brunswick
Club, yesterday, al Mr.. Hermann Franks, No. ia
Alien street. The ioo wing officers were elected
August Stockton, President; Adolpn KTeuGer,
Vice President; otto Rotne, Treasurer; A. Scuacht,
Financial secretary; Carl Ballhorst Recording
secretary.
At the annual meeting OF the Friends yesterday
in the Rutherford Place Meeting House, between
Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets. addresses were
made by Mary Hudson, Rachel Townsend, Rachel
Rogers and Eliza Paxon. Tue Iadian Committee
reported the labors OF the past year, and the Rep
rescntative Committee also gave an interesting
account OF how the society had met all the dnicul
ties that had cropped up during the rear. Tie
Council stul continues IN session.
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THE HEALTH BOARDS ACTION.

AS was conclusively proved on Tuesday the
people OF the metropolis can only hope for relief
from the outrageous dumping nuisance through
the constant and continued interference OF
the Health Board. This heretofore unap.
preciated and moderated body OF Of
ncials have stepped in when the
people least expected them to do so, and II they
have not summary stopped the slckening
stenches they have least interdicted the further
deposit oil obnoxious materials on the Harlem
hats. IL. is na.ural, therefore, that the people
or the LOCALITY directly interested should feel
reasonable snare of gratitude for the
Health Boaro's action. Just now enectual the
edlct Will be remains yet TO be seen. lt should be
stated, In all candor, that the members OF the
Board are not over sangulne. They state tnAi IL
Is first time that an injunction OF this kind
has been served upon the CONTRACTORS On Feb
ruary 10, 1874, o similar series oil resolutions
pa ssed. Although In tue middle OF winter, the
stencil at that time was literally uncomfortable.
The resolutions read as follows:-
Whereas it is presented this Board that garbage
and street lth being dumped upon lots within the
ely limits, and
Whereas in the opinion OF this Board. such dumping
Is da to life and detrimental to health,
quested and forthwith discontinue dump
ing ashes garbage and street ltn within The limits of
the city OF New York.
Resolved That The Board OF Police be reque sed
all persons dumping ashes garbage street filth
within the limits OF the city without special permit
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CORONERS FEES.

Comptroller Green yesterday addressed coroners
Croker, EicKhon, Kessler and woltman note,
calling in question their oils Tor services in $40
inquests during the nrss quarter OF the current
year. The charge is sgl4O1, which he proposes TO
reduce $500 as follows :-Croker, from $4,000 70
$4,000; EIcknon IRON, So, 600 to s1,7s0; Kessler,
from a. 40 10 $3.50; wotman, from $4,000 to
81, 300. lie criticises many practices In connec-
ton with the COroners' ONCE, and states that
under the old system the cost OF inquests averaged
80 SO each, while now they are charged At tue
rate Of s27 70, nearly three times as much. He
also points out May alleged aouses and irreRu-
arites and notifies the Coroners hat before ne can
dsburse the mnds to nay their bills ne Will require
that all the legal lormahties ana attestaton pre-
acf bed BY law be complied with.
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COURT CALENDARs-THIS DAY.

SUPREME COURr-CHAMBERS-Held by Judge Don,
ohue.-Nos. 2, Is, %, Ill, 49, 143, Ia, las, 49,
,l1 17s 1913, l99 zoo, 2Jl 202 2O3 214 20o ll2 2IS
24S 25, 2sl 29l, S0 sos, 800 322 81, u.s. 80 5Sa
$40, 346. 3f7 $50, SOL.
SUPREME CougT- GENERAL TERN Held by
Judges Davis, Daniels ana Lawrence.-Nos. 49,
l69, ~. 20l pa 2lg. 81, 22s, 81, ~ 2S3, 231
235, l27. I2s 236. ~. rs. ~. 40.
SUPREME OURr-CiRCUlf-fart 1.-Adourncd
for the term. Part 2-Adiourned 10 Friday, May
%, 1879. Part 3.-AdJ0urned 70 Tuesday, June |,
1873
SUPERIOR CoURr-GESERAL TERN.-AdJourned
SINE Die.
SUPERIOR C0URT-SFEClAL TERM-Held by
Judge Van VOrst-CaSe Oh, No. o.
SUPERIOR COURT TRIAL IERM-Part Held By
Judge Curtis.-N0s 1871 1889. si7, 1888. 1851, SSH
sO5, 1900 l22l O3 ll45 1852, li75, ll09 1878. Part
2-Hed by Judge Spelr.-Nos SgS as 10, l1s2.
$40 1893 S50a 49,, l5s4 1905. $50, 90, ll42 ils3
1895.
COMMON PLEAs-GENERAL TBRM-Adjourued "a
Monday, May 81.
COMMON PLEAS-rRtAL rERM-Part Case on
No. 1882. Part Adjourned for the term.
MARINE CoUGf-fRiAL IERh--Part l-held ~
Judge Gross.-Nos. 1868, 1903, SlsS. 4073 1851,
1901 4O2i. 800 200, 45li Zj49, 1908, 2554 1000,
1859. Part 2-lleid by Judge JOaGnlmseu.-Nos,
3Te4. 25lg. Part S-Aa}lurned i0r the term.
GENERAL SEssf0NS-HUld 0y Juage sutherland
The People vs.. James A. quay leonlOUs Asslu
anu battery same vs. Thomas Duuy, ROBBERY;
same vs. Francis Boylc, erand larceny.
OYER AND TERMINgR--HeG uy Judge Brady
the People vs. joan Powers, homicide.
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RzroErus-Iu the Harlem mats. nesr the gas

RxroRrER-Iu the Harlem hats, near the gas
works.
written application 10 the Board. You give in
your application. will hand 1t IN, and every
thing will doubt not, be right.
REPoRTER-Have you no printed forms OF appi-
caIlonr
Mr.. O,BRIEN-No; you see we act on individual
cases, according 70 the nature OF me application
the KIND OF nling applied Tor. For instance;
we are furnishing large quantities OF "nlllng-inn
up there now-street sweepings, refuse from ash
barrels, &c TINS we tow up IN scows ana oehver
on the spot for nothing, the contractors doing
their own unloading The Board IS not prepared,
however, at present 10 contract 10 deliver any
more nling-n ior nothing.
REPoRTER--I do not wish 70 I'LL In my lots with
garbage aud that sort OF stuG wait 70 do the
MI. o'BRIEN-Ahl see Well, now, / have Just
you all trouble with toe Board OF Health l have
some fifty or sixty scow loads OF ash barrel refuse
on hama which will just suit You. II has been
lying al the loot OF Twenty street all win
ter, and all the garbage and vegetable matter are
REPoNrEF-wond the Board deliver that at my
lots Tor nothlnGf
would let you nave II lor $40 scow load. scow
LOAD, you Enow y ao0I, 80 cubic YARDS o. sspo
for IL n can avoid dolng So
Mr.. o'BRIEN--wen. sir; then you win have to be
content with the general run and take tire risk OF
getting into trouble with tue Board OF health.
REPoRTER-l don't want TO do that, either.
Mir. o'BKiEN-Tnen take my advice, sir. send IN
your application lor what have nc Tmenty-sec-
ond street That can assure you. win cause GU
trouble with the Board OF Heath.
REPoRTER-lhank you Mr.. O'Brien. / Will re-
quest my agent to communicate Win you. Good
day.
Mr. O'BRIEN-Good day, sir; good day.
The HERALD representative lett Mr.. O'Brlen's
presence deeply Impressed with the courtesy or
that gentleman TO all properU-nolders, ana more
especially with the fact that he coud ill IN his
imaginary Tors with any kind OF pest-breeding
refuse. or avoid all trouble with the Board OF
Health by putting $40 scOw load into the funds
OF the Street cleaning Bureau. lie also congratu.
lated himself on the tao; thAt ne mad not resided
IN the neig nborhood OF T@erty-second street ''all
wlnter.u WINE 'the garbage and vegetable mat
teri was gong through the process oil perish
tngn OF Is. 900 cubic yards of nthy refuse-the
apineu.
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A CHANCE FOR AMERICAN CAPITAL

The Chamber OF Commerce received yesterday .
letter. enclosing the following notice. from A. L.
de la Forest, Consul General for Franes:-
cAUpELovPE ITS Observation-Disclosures or
INTERIOR
NoucE-The administration Of Gaudeloupe offers an
annual subvenuon OF shO0L for the establishments OF
regular service Of steamboats, tlrst between Pointe
Piire aud Basselerre. passing eeward BY tvlere sae
Second Ponte a.Piue and Point Louis THIRD.
between Point-a-Pirc and Marie Galante. ne contract
will last years, dating from tue nrs day 81 active
service The clauses and stpulations OF the enterprise
set down IN printed contract deposited at the
French Consulate Of New York fne propositions
addressed Director OF the Interior before tho
Isl July; they will be dehnitively accepted only
the approval OF the Governor in prIvy council.
The administration reserves 70 itself the right TO cast
asiie all propositions not seeming worthy Of being
adopted The contractor whose propositions are ac-
copied will remain bound to the administration,
formable supulatons set down IN tue contract
The Director OF the Interior A. EGGlMAM
Tan 1
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-03-04

Hope Fncan. smcnt. No. ,, l.. o. O.. F., meet
every I'd ard 4th Wednesday OF each month n
Oud Follows Hall.
Cheyenne Lodge, No. l, I. O. =. F, meets ever
Monday evening at Odd Fellows Hall.
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The members Of the expedition in
the hills are in good heaIth and
spirits. The object of the return of
Witcher and Gordon IS to obtain
TeinfOrcements. Their companions
in the hills have sufficient provisions
to last until July. He says that no
evidence Of any o@er parties being
in the hills was discovered. GOrdon'5
horse having given out, he will NOT
arrive until tomorrow. Nothing
was heard or seen Of the two dis
astrous army expeditions sent ont to
intercept them. The bravery and
pluck Of these two returning pioneers,
ri7king their lives on this trip, stamp
them as men Of uncunqucraUl.
energy and heroic bravery.
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County oU1CPrH.
Lara ME COUNTY.
Geo 4. Draper, Chairman,
ron. 8IissiOHsrE l.. d B'ary,
IF LaDdau.
shsrIF-N. J. u'Biien.
COnstabEcs-W 1ayfuT. {. :. Devue.
J afi,ss OF Hs PsIcs-Juu. slaughter, I. ". Fisher
clerk aud Rsn0rfSr-'eo b simpson.
TreHSuTer-D. e Tracy.
PROBATE Judge DC Trrcy.
Af0rHsy-W. ". Corlrtt.
SrE-et .Sp,y- rinisudeHt-F. W Hir lard.
COroHsr-h Talbot.
ISssssor-EE 7 Morris.
CHEYENNE CITY.
n. &. whipp'e c, Prcs.eE of. Mayor
John NesIou.
nd Trustees John +. Davis.
l. II Brc-uahrH,
Peter HANNA
Rirhardd-UH. 4L. Of. Asrcssor.
NUrshGk-C. = DryCC.
EeHsuFeT-lraag Bergman.
AtOrEsV-T J. Street.
Sr1FypsT-k J. ParshT'H
PoGec justices -iohr SsaaE.Usr, T. ". Fisher.
Msetiurz OF the ToVsa, Trustees. Friday uvri
IA a~aehIwee!t. n the City Hail.
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?. BtTnI I N.

conduit an AErscy lor the reception Of ad-
Vertiseuneuts for american NkwSPAl ER-
tine most complete establishment uf he Kinl
ia the world. six tHuu~uEd $EW~PNPE. >
are kept regularly on file, open to inspection
by customers. Every Advertisement -
aiken at tug.hOmt price % the paper. with
out any additional charge or commission
An ADVERTISE, I'm dealing with tho Agency. Is
saved trouble and correspondence. making
one contract instead OF a dozen, u hundred,
or % thousand. 4 Book OF lightly pages,
cont dining lists Of best papers, larg. ~ Clrcu-
laii0nS, religious, agricultural, class pulitl-
crl. daily and country papers Suu gNt
publications which urr specially Naiuabtr Tn
advertisers. with some Information about
B slceS. Is sent FiE n to any addEe>s on
application. Persons at a dI-bpaJp wishing
10 make contracts for ADVERTISING In any
town. city. countyrSHafc or Territory Of the
Tui'ed states, or any portion OF the Domin-
ion Of Canada, lnuy semi u concise statement
Vt what they want, together with "a copy Of
the advertisement they desire iuserigd,
aud will receive Information by return mail
which will enable Them to decide whether
to Increase o. reduce the order. For such
Information Their Is no charge. or ers are
taken for a single paper as well as trr ~ list
for a single dollar as readily as fOF a lUEscr
sum Offices CTines- Building)-
4 ?a'G Row, ~.
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GENERAL

DeIe2 hto In IOngrea.,
forty Third t~OHgr@-Hon. W. Il. slssI
Territorial Omcen.
GOr,rHOT-Jn0. NJ. ThayGr.
SerTetdry-Ju-U on b. BrVwn.
III J4sfLos az sEgr,Dts " Fisher
-irSgciIit Justice -O-. n. Iarv,. L. A. Ihoma.
Cr' oh0vse C0HsctOr-E 2. Snuw.
SUruSVUF G.HsTH- >iiEs Reed.
Eso,tr-, a. PubtIe HOnsys-G. W. ORGY.
RtyIsffr { >. limit apes. II NinsUI.
Errforiot Trr.sarsr : W d whey.
HrrIyrtal ALd'tyr-J Il. Hay Inrn
CotomL.tonsr Of Psnn, H~tJacy( rharre, Hutton.
VI. r. Post.
JsySfOFtTi LlbFuTiIu John SlHugh eE.
COB'pstsst0asF o. IUIUjguufioBI X. Jeffrey.
ShPsrLssbdrHf q ms SactSH-JoEu slaughter,
D2fgTFT fsyrsFg-E +. Juhuruu
EHt-i >tgfs hfyHsaziSbsF ri. " Rrun-r
CIsri Of b' Ipnrciai Pslrtci-J. " Brnner.
.HHrshui-Fruuk WolcoiL
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ELBxNY COVssTF.
nm, L A a Chairman
~ Giehnei Carol.
Shsr.P-T.J j. layton.
Of n. r.re. f,G J, F ss shank,
Pra6ats Jidgs1G W. Ritter. r-oeeic.Tres.ur,r
P'ossea.isg IttoLnsy-G W liTsmsii
COrOHerJeremiah BoIrs.
LARAMIE CITY.
Iwm. Harris. er. oEoo, Mayo
J.. II Finfrock.
hoard Of Truststs II. Galbrairh.
I. j. Webster,
Jamer Vin=.
CLsrE-John Mcleod, eo o1Ieio Assessor
NarShdi-M. A. Hance.
Tr,GsWJ--L- D-PrAse.
HhOyneV-Hnmrr Nerrell.
Police JHsics-L. ID. Pre-e.
CARBON COUNTY.
I2.L. smith, Chairman.
C0UHIEsioHers f. ". B-Hnrtt.
10 car Collision
shsriG-wnliam Hawlsy.
clerk !. =. Keller.
Probus Judge II. Tuttlc.
Superintendent Of Sctoo,s-B. F. Kinney.
swEETwATEB COUNTY.
(J-mcr Kline, Chairman,
i0RtNAAetAtNtFN ! " III u bhAASNA
L. +, Cheney.
Sheriff John MculinchcY.
CerE-T. Mccarthy.
Probate JHf9-JH-. A. Brennan, eE. Of, TrcE- !
COro"sr-Johu Morris.
UINTA COUNTY.
lwiliam Mcdonald.
Edward Alton.
Sherip-Christupher Is. Castle.
lIIugh Morrison, Evan Eton Precinct
Censfa6ts3 .. aalrby, Almy I! ecinct.
W. d. Dunbar. Piedmont Precinct.
(C-N. White, Evan .ioE Pr
Ju,lices Of The Peace I.hm HogkIn-, AImy "
VIM. V. CLARK, IiCdm't -
lJns :. MUchell. billiard
ProGutt JAdgs- Orlando Nor,h rr. Of. Treasure
SrprrhLe@ISnt Of ) hooiE-Johm Hopkins.
4.sSssor-LcRoy II. White.
CoLsctor-G6 f gsslIe;
School. Director. {33o;bKS; T +. agsr1 p'''!''' y"
Reuben FOuks, " 2
1o,<, Public Al q. Lee,
"Ta'" """ Frank L, Tilton.
IL. ;. Whittier.
EVANSTON.
w. G Brown.
Z K M2Eri,"n;
" Remington.
Harvey bOolh.
CIerE-Wm. q. Tom.
HdTshGL-Johu Burns.
Churches.
81. Marks church, Episcopal. Rev. F. "
HiIlinrd rector. SUnd ' services. II y. m. Gn5
s -. m. Sunday school after morning service
Seats lree. Al persons are cordially invited t.
attend,
Roman Catholic, kov. Jas. McGolrtch Pastor
Rev. Eugene Cussan, Asst. Church ouONei
street, above Twentieth.
Presbyterian Church, Rev. w. b. Reed, Pas
tor. Services at Ii a. IN. and Sp. IN. sunday
chool directly after morning service.
Methodist Episcopal, Rev. W. F. Warren. par
or. Preaching every Sabbath at llS. m
and : p. m. Sabbath school at az p. IT,
Prayer meeting every Thursday evening. Tn,
public are cordially invited to all the services ~
the church,
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Churches.
knights rempIar.

Wyoming Commandery No. |. Regular cou-
clavc first Friday in each month.
Wyoming Chapter, No. l. r. A. N. meets
hall, on the hrst and third Tuesday evenings In
each month, at y o CLOCK p. m.
Cheyenne Lodge, No. 10, meets hrst and thirc
saturday nights in each month. At Masonic Hal
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4. o. G. It.

Cheyenne Lodge. No. 81, l. o. G. T., meet
every Friday evening at Good Templars' Hall
nth street
limitations will ne conducted only on the frs
and bird Fridays of each month. The interycn
ing Fridays during the month vii! be devoted
literary exercises. DAN. FALLEN. W. c. T.
W. n. WOOD. W. Secretary.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-21
DE LUSATIco
BY GEORGE =, aAKER JK

The squadroT. IS of the sun still hold
,r,id ne wy yern bills; their armor glances,
Anou .rilnsun banners wille unfold,
.lpw- egeled lie their gelden lauces.
The shadows lurk along the shore,
Where. a. our boat lightly passes,
The ri i,Iples, Startled by my oar.
Creep, murmuring, under dropping grasses
Your eyes are downcast, for the light
Is lingering round yourface. Z rgetting
How laUe il is: for Que last sight
y, you the sun delays his sc ting.
One hand hangs iuiy rom the boat,
Whi!e ruunu lis white ana swaying fingers
Like half -blownlilies gone ailoat-
The amorous water, toying, fingers.
see YOU smile behind your book,
Your sunny eyes coDcealiug under
Their droo,1ing lids fleeting look,
That's partly fun, anu parGiy wonder
That 1, q man Of presence grave,
Who tight for bread meath Thems' banner,
Should, a | at once, begin to rave
In this, l. trus Aldrichian manner.
You say our lake is-sad, but true!-
The mill pond OF Yankee village;
It's swelling shores devoted 70
The various torns of kitchen tillage:
That you'le no damsel bright and far,
And no lover young anu glowing
just an old, sober, married pair,
Who, aIler tea, have gone out rowing
All, dear, when memories old and sweet
Have fooled my senses thus, believe me,
Your dark eyes only help the cheat,
Your voice could never undeceiye me.
/ think it well that men, dear vile,
Are sometimes with such madness smitten,
Else little joy would be III life,
And little poetry be written.
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dice. The Court gives them the law, the
witnesses, the evidence, and according
to these should be their verdict. One
rule of conduct, one of punishment for
the guilty, whether pugilist or parson,
one law, one application. These are de-
cation makes OF those who hayS, lhe or.
ganization of courts and the administra-
tion OF justice. An. ilnis brings us back
to the original inquiry, as our system Of
procedu.e and punishment OF criminals
iii that it should beP'