davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-12
THAT LETTER To BAB.

II cannot honestly be denied that the
facts as brought ont in the BABCoCK trial,
regarding those two letters which were
mailed by the witness EVEREST ut the
bidding of JoYCE, and addressed one to
AVERY and the other to BABCocK, are
very damaging to the case of the latter
gentleman. The circumstances as stated
bv the witness are these: JsYCE gave
him a one thousand dollar note, and d.
rected him to obtain in exchange there
for two bills of the denomination of $500
each. Witness did so, and on his return,
handed the $500 bills To the distinguished
convict, who Immediately pro-
ceeded to zeal up two letters. one
addressed 10 WILLIAM .. AVERY,
talso now a distinguished cOnvict), and
the other to General o. +. BABcoCK,
Washington, d. e." Both these letters
were marked personal" and in one OF
them witness SAW the aforesaid convict
and whisky ringer place one of the s5OO
bills, and though he couldn't swear that
the other hill was PLACED in the other
letter, he saw IL had disappeared mystic
riously, anC concluded that 1t was SINH
larly disposed of. These are the simple
facts as produced by the testimony OF Ev'
EREsT. Now, BABCoCK may be inno-
cent. He may have known nothing ol
about that whisky ring. That letter
from JOYCE ,qay not have contained any
$500 bill. The counsel for the defense
are reported as having been Delighted
becsuse the witness could not swear
he saw Colonel JOYCE put the
money in. And they even suggested
that the Colonel only pretended to en-
close the sum in the envelope addressed
to the General, but while so pretending,
by "dcxterou. manipulation transfer
red his own nnucv TO his own pocket.
We say all these things may be. But.
When il is considered that the Colonel
was specially anxious to get t''o five hua-
dred dollar notes; that he certainly sent
one to either the convict AVERY or BAB,
and that both disappeared at the same
time. and that the hco letters were sealed,
marked personal" and dispatched to-
gether. it certainly looks very suspicious
Confined to close rules of evidence, and
hampered by legal technicalities, the jury
may have to say that the proof on this
point Is not direct enough to convict; but
on the unlearned layman, the impression
will be indelibly fixed, that if BAB is not
guilty, he was decidedly more intimately
connected with the two convicts, JOYCE
and AVERY, than was becoming in the
private secretary, side-de-camp and
special pet of the administration. We
hold to the belief that those ignorant
hard headed grangers" who compose the
Jury. will likewise be inclined u this
same opinion.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-12
OF the Committee on Com
Inerce.

WASHINGTON, February IL The
Committee on Commerce agreed 10 re-
port to the House the bill to amend the
revised statutes regulating commerce and
navigation and regulations OF steam ves-
sels, by which, anong..other things, all
sailing vessels are required,to be furnished
with proper signal lights and dur
ing the night time show lighted
torch on that point, or quarter, to which
any steamer shall be approaching, the
penalty for Noncompliance of this
provision being 500 The master Of any
vessel coming into or going out Of any
port situate on waters which are the
bounds between two States, may employ
any pilot. duly licensed by law,
Of either State, and local insPec-
tors shall inspect the boilers Of
all steam vessels before the same
shall be used, and once at least every
year thereafter. Any person shipping
oil of vitriol, ,unslacked, lime lnHammsble
matter or gunpowder in vessel, or TAX
ing charge for divers persons Of freight
without delivering al the time OF ship
ing q note in writing expressing the ma
ture and character of such merchshdIse
TO the master, mate, officer or pe'son IN
charge of the loading, shall suffer pen
atty Of 81 900.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-12

CEcrssArI, February ll.-Cotton -
Firm at l2!c Plour-Quiet and un-
changed. Wheat-QuIst and weak.
Corn-Quiet at 40s4Ic. Ost-Steady
at 39(a45c Barlsy-Quiet and unchsng-
cd. Rye-Dull at sOc. Pork-Dull nj
$2l 10. Lard-Quiet and steady; steam
l2sG1l2ic spot; kettle l3tG9lSic. Bulk
Meats-DernARd fair and market firm;
shoulders SIC; clear rib Iltc; clear II .
allie. Bacon-Quiet and firm Al 3tCaj
l2t9l2ic. Whhky-Quiet and steady
AT 81 05. .
Hogs-Denand fair and market Arm
for light at 81 coal rs; heavy dull nj
81 G5(Ss 20.
ToLEDo, February II --Flour-De-
mand fair and market 1rrner. Wheat -
Firm; No. white Wabash 81 Is; No.
/ white Michigan 81 40; amber Micbi-
gan 81 "a; seller March 81 20: seller
May 81 "a; No. amber Michigan 81 06l
Corn-DuIl and 9 shsdo lower; high
mIIsd 46ic; seller March b0ic; last half
Of May sic; low mrred 46tc; no grade
44ic; damaged 2s3c. Osu-Quist and
steady; No. 2 Ssc; rejected 3lse,
PITTsBUkGH, February lll,-Pig Iron
-Quiet and prices unchsngedi No. ]
foundry SIC OOtS27 % for four months;
No. 2 foundry <24 00t925 Oi gray forge
S2a O9lG22 80. Petsoleam--firmer;
crude 81 10 at Parkers; refined dull nj
I4Gl4tc Philadelphia delivery.
IIAdditional Markets ON Fourth Page.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-12
A Mississippi CoIored Senator De.
nOunces the President.

WAsHINGToY, February 1.-THE fact
that Senator Bruce denounced President
Grant yesterday in the executive session,
charging him with indifference to South
ern colored Republicans and with having
uujustly taken sides against them in
Mississippi, occasions much comment.
II is said the President sent for Bruce,
but his friends say be will not accept any
such invitation, as be considers the breach
between between them too wide 10 be
closed.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-12

THE Democratic House has given one
very substantial earnest OF their inten-
tion to effect economy retrenchment and
reform. The consular and diplomatic
appropriation bill which has just passed
the House despite formidable Radical OPP
position. shows reduction of about
$40 600 from the bill of the same nature
passed last year. Pretty good for one
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-12
Unless the Democratic Party NOmt-
mates IA strong Ticket Defeat IN
Inevitable


Editors of the Register
l had the honor "f having published
in your paper some time since my views
of what deemed, should hc the duty of
the Democratic party in this State, in
selecting State ticket for the fall elec.
tions. The anxiety ot mediocre men to
become candidates for office, and have
their names heralded in the newspapers,
were never greater than at this time.
The Democratic party OF this State de-
mand and expect State ticket COM
posed of first-class men. a ticket they
will not be ashamed of One. IN the
event of election, which Will DO creit 10
our Young State. and command the good
opinion of the intelligent people OF the
States which surround us. TINS IS no
time for bigots and wooden-headed men
TO be placed in command. The issues are
too important and the strugg lie too mo-
mentous to be lost by incompetent lead
ers. This is an age of progress; OF free
thought, great moral ideas, and politics;
intellectual advancement amongst the
masses. The day has come when the
people want agents skilled in practical
craftsmanship, possessed of liberal views,
and able and willing to adopt line of
policy whereby labor and capital will
seek employment amongst us, and the
great natural wealth of our young com
mon wealth made subservient to the tax
gathcrers, and thousands of dollars de-
rived from new subjects of taxation, go
into the common treasury. We want rep
resentstlves who can see beyond their
own selfish interests; men possessed OF
self denial, manly courage and true patri-
otism. Not men who are looking alone
90 their own Advancement, whose
very motive is to see whether or not
they are to be gamers or losers by what
they may do There Is no Disgusting the
fact but that in the present distracted
state of our party, unless we nominate a
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-12
4 Tale Of Two Mayors &.

ST. LOUIS, February 1.-THE two
Mayors of this city have 40 FAR got along
without conflict. Both have Offices IN
the CITY Hall, Mayor Britton occupying
the Mayors office and Mr.. Overstolz
using q room near by. The City COun-
ell, before adjournment instructed the
city officers to recognize Overstolz a.
Mayor. but so far these officers have re-
trained from taking sides, and
are not likely to take any action.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-12
RurpIar Discovered.

New LONDON, COM, February IL
The burglar who entered the National
Bank of Commerce, on Tuesday night
has been discovered in the person Of Geo
c. Packer, one Of the teIlers Of the insti-
tuition. who has made confession. All
the missing funds oil the bank, amounting
to S2l 800, were recovered.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-12
Fire at Pittsburg.

PITTSBURGH, February II Between
one and two clock this morning a fire
broke out in the Touring mill of Voigt,
Ortman i Spreeu, on Carson street,
South Pittsburg. The mill was five
story frame building, and contained 8
large stock Of -four and grain. The fire
burned rapidly and the mill was totally
DESTROYED. The flames communicated TO
the Birmingham depot Of the Pittsburgh,
Cincin att and 81. Louis railroad, which
wss also destroyed. The total loss Is e.
timated At SIS, ,0CO.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-12
Foreign Grain Trade.

LONDON, February 1.-THE frost has
checked the downward movement OF
prices. In Mark Lane, trade has be-
come rather less desponding. Wheat Is
quiet but firm. Some of the markets in
eastern counties have recovered a shil-
ling per quarter. Oats, barley, beans,
ness and -four have been dull, and are
unchanged. Maise is slow sale, but in
scotland the value tends towards re-
eoyery. The imports of wheat and -four
ere $4,000 quarters.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-12

THE Centennial appropriation bill has
passed the Senate exactly as it came
from the House. 1t appropriates one
million, five hundred thousand dollars
to the Exposition, and now only awaits
the Presidents signature to become a
lau
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-12
Liza biIities OF Sleeping Car Compan.

MEMPHIS, February 1.-THE case OF
Blum against the Southern Palace Car
Company to recover three hundred dol
larr alleged to have been stolen while on
the sleeping car between here and Cairo
was given to the jury in the United States
District Court this afternoon. The ques-
tion involved is the liability of the Sleep
ing Car Co. as common carriers.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-12
FOREIGN.
Difficulty Between French and Bri'-
fsh Fishermen,

LONDON. February lit is reported
that the differences between the British
and French fishermen. has led TO the de-
struction ofcertain machinery the French
usad in their operations, at New Found
land, and the government has impressed
upon the Colonial office the sdvissblIity
Of ststioAing man-of-war permanently
at 81 Johns
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-12

The report that the President had sent
snr Senator Bruce, of Mississippi. tcolor-
ed( who denounced him in Senate e1ecu-
tive session, yesterday, is untrue =
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-12
at'hsrlina At9ister.
Gold closed yeSterday at ll9.

The redthe- to-day WiH be TAR, 'o'tA
,,oqthacest to southwest ,oindS, and to'oer
temperature.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-12
NO. 1872.
service was reduced from $4,000 to

service was reduced from $l50O0 TO
$l0,000.
This fnhhes the bill 80 far as the Com
mittes Of the Whole is concerned. The
Committee rose and reported the bill and
all the amendments adopted In the Com.
mittee were agreed 70 in block, except
that sbolishing the mission 10 the Hs.
waiian islands, on which separate vote
was demanded by Mr.. Hale. The amend
mendmest was agreed TO; yeas $50, nays
81. A vote Of ayes and roes was then
taken on the passage Of the bill, which
resulted: ayes lsl, nsys'2. 1t sppropri-
stes about $9l4,0O0. being q reduction of
about $4,000 from the bin Of last year,
Adjourned till Monday.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-12
The President 10 Testify I'm Bab's

The President said in the Cabinet
meeting to-day that he had received in
terrogotaries on which his evidence is re-
Quired in the Babcock trial. His depc-
sltion will be taken before Chief Justice
Waite.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-12
Rebuke TO President Grant.

WAsHIEGToS, February ll.-Com-
missioner Pratt to-day received by ex-
press handsome gold headed cane for
warded by subordinates in the revenue
service, The cane was Immediately re-
turned with thanks and reference 10 the
provisions OF the law which attaches a
penalty OF dismissal from office to all en-
gagged in receiving courtesies ofthis char
actpr
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-12

All busin ess letters and COM
muniCaiiOns, intended for
this paper, should be address
ed toTHE REGISTER, Wheel
ing, w. Va
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-12
WAsHINGToN, April Il, rs.
To .J0hu McDOnGLd:

Proceed at once or send an agent "a
confer with Collector Parker, Of Colorado,
who will await your coming.
[Slgned J.". DOUGLASS.
Several more kilograms between Nc
Donald and Joyce were read and identi-
fed, but nothing of any special import
ance was elicitel. After some
what lengthy cross-examination oi
the witness, the court adjourned.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-12

4 additional Markets On Fourth Page
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-08
NOTICE 10 LIEnHolpERs.

mHg UNDERSIGNED HAS THIS DAY
i commenced en- action In the Distitct Court
of the Fiist Judicial Distiicf. In AID for the
CouLIy Of storey. state u Nc,sds. In which
srtl.n he 10 plaintiff. aud y. u. llOLcOMbE
and SULLIVAN hfNiNu COMPANY arr de-
Pendants, with action 10 LrouaLt 70 enfotes
lien In favor Of plaihtin And agsinst defendants.
upon the south ihirtern hundred feet Of that
csrtaIs mining claim and quartz lode. bearing
void and silver, situated In the Uold liill MIN.
ing Disirict. Coab'y of storsy. siAie OF Nevada.
dspcribed % follows beg nnifg ai the north
cent. poet, sltuatsd on @ q n0fthwrpb ny slope,
about two hundnd feet souiherly from rayinc,
and whelce bsais the southwest corner poet of
the Europa Conf ans United states Survey
40 iOl poith tv.s Degree. nfty minuts vesi,
tvy thour nd 81 hundred and thirty-ntc feet.
an running frVm ssid no' III csnter poet. nfst
sourss "a thr Q hundred feet. seosd course
south nfiesn hundrsd feet. third course west
IN hundred feet, fourth rcurs. north nfteen
hundnd feet, NTH courre eat three hnndrei
f,.rt. 70 the poilt of besinning. containing
tvsniy and sixty-six sne hundrdths acres,
bearings eiprersed irDin trus meridian. mag.
neiic varisiion siItsep and one.hsif dsgises
east, / gethsr with the tnetnenir, heredita.
M. uts ard sp. urterancss thervunto belonging,
which lien is TO neure the suIn of Three hun
trsd and siyty-ons aud nv- tne hundredih-
dollar, IN god coin OF the United ststes. q d
10 claimed usdef and BY v rus Of the Act Of the
Lxi. asure Of the State of Nevada. entitledi
.An Act 10 secure litDp 10 mechanics and
othery, snd 10 rrpesl all other Acts IN relation
thereto" approved March I'll. 1875.
Now, therefore. all person. haviag claims or
holding liens utOn said pienissr. under tho
pruyisions u such hci. arc hs reby nctlned 70 .
and sppcss bsfors Said court On THURSDAY.
the NH day Of JuLs. A. D.. isi5. OF ~ o'ciock
A. H., the psme being day VI toe regular June
Term, A. d.. 1918. Of said court. and 10 exhibit
then and thers the pr of ~ their said liens.
u. II. q ,Riiick. Plaintiff.
Virginia. NsvsAa. Nay xsd, a. ID. is76.
u. n. 1AyLon. Attorney for f'isintin.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-08
SUMMONS.

Ts TuH DISTRICT COURT OF TRR
i Rirst Judicial Distiict VI the State Of Ne.
ysNs 90 and for the county Of Storey.
Q: II, WOOD. Plainsin. v. q. W. WOOD, De-
Actin brought In the District Court of tho
rirst Juaiciai district VI The htate Of Nevada.
In and for the county of storey. and tLe CON.
plaint nied In said cOanty. Ia ihs Once Of tho
clerk of saId District Court. ON the 3oth day Of
Msy, q. ID. 1916.
The stale of Nevada sebds gr,etinc TO q. W.
WOOD. Defendant: You arv hereby required 10
s, pear IN an action brought agsinst you BY the
aboys-pam-d plaintiff. IN The District Court Of
The First JuJicial District Of the State Of Ne
vada, In and for the county of storsy. and
answer the eonpiaipt nltd therein within ten
seryics on y.u oi this 81 nmons. n served In
said county. or n served out OF aid county.
within twenty days. and IN al other cases forty
days. OF Judgment By default will bs taken
against yos, aecor'iing 20 tho prayer Of ssid
STls ssid astien 10 brought 10 ,biaia . Judg.
went a,d decree oi raid Court dls.olving tho
bonds of mstfinony now exiptin. between you
aud pislhtin; awarding 10 tiaibtin the care.
custody and control u the minor ehllcrcn.
James W. wosd and Flora !. wOod. i.sue Of thu
msrrisge between ,ou snd p'sintif; for costs Of
suit a.d eounlei fees and also decree Of said
Court svardipg TO p.aintin the role ovrcrship
Of The community prvpcrsy now owned by you
and pla.niin. consistlI OF D. mesfead, aud
slinals In the tovn II Gold Hill. county Of Sto-
rsy, and dtscribcd - follows. 90 witt Lot Mum.
bsr Twenty tsD), In bleek Nunbrr 0ne ~.
Range D. a. Known and designated upon the of.
uclal plat ,r map Of the town Of Sold Hill, to-
gcth~r with . dwelling situated th' reon and tho
hou ehold furpiturs. all of the value Of ono
thousand dollars or there bouts. for cause Of
sc,iou, plAintn alleges failure and neg,ect on
,our part 10 provide plsint n aud your children
with The common necer-ariss ~ life. All VI
which wil more fully sppeAr by reference 10
plant n's complaint hsnin on ME. Q copy of
which you arc herewith strvvd.
And y q are her by notified that " you fall
10 answer ths c.mplsigt, the said plaintin will
apply 70 the Court for the isliei thsrcin do
msnd~d.
tlIyrn under my hand aud the seal Of the Dis.
trict Court of the first Judicial District OF the
Stale of Nevada. In and for the county of Bto-
rry, this s0tn dsy Of May. In the year az our
L,rd ole thousand eight hundred sud seventy.
six.
By q. %. SESSIONS. Deputy Geek.
lei law .,In
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-08

A CURIOUS scene is described in the re.
Gently published History Of the Royal
Company Of Archers" (Qasen's Body
Guard of Scotland), which took place IN
1878 at the Edinboro Archers' Hall.
whom Q party Of American Indians. who
were giving an entertainment ut the
theater. were invited TO display their
skill in archery before the Royal Com
many. The Treasurer and Secretary
iiut shot before the Indians at four
inch paper, one hundred feet distant.
hitting IL at the second shot; hut the
astonished Indians could not equal this
performance. although making good
practice ut short distances. IL was only
when they tried Scotch bows and arrows
that they shot we'll al long distances.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-08
Joux RrSxlx has put on his seoldins

Joux RrsKIx has put on his seolding
cap again. Being asked to address a
society Of lady Sunday school teachers.
he startled them by declaring: al pres
ent you keep the dancing to yourselves.
and gracefully teach your scholars the
cateehisin. Suppose you were to try
for little while learning tho catechism
yourselves. and teach them TO dance.
And when solicited to preside at the
opening exhibition Of tho Sheffield SO
cie,y u Artists. he declined. saying that
emo artist worth siIpence a day would
consent TO live In such n town. beneath
. canopy Of smoke. and no lover OF art
would take up his abode there for mil
lion a wear.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-08

ALL residents In China know well the
term applied to tho made-up or adulter.
ated tea, which. with n singular truth
fulness, il called "lie tea" The pro-
cess consists in collecting the used and
exhausted leaves thrown away from the
ten gardens or public tea-drinking estab-
lishments. and putting them into bags
with certain proportion OF charcoal.
They are then dried over fire. and
when turned out Of the bags are found
To have black coating resembling the
Congou brand. which 10 very popular
tea In England.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-08
sEYoRr I'm. BARRIKR.

The strong man stood before tie door Of
There. In Ii. glowing iish, which fell upon
sAeweS. deep and dark. the scare Of earthly
bait Q.
with eiant hand upon the msssive barrier.
He stosi as stands the conqusrcr awaiting
The just reward for long and worthy service.
osrases nusic from within roee slowly over
The awful sttiemcnts. and reused htsSpirit
To the fall nAsnituds Of manly grnDdear.
Then nightly upon the bolt he ,ifted-
An vsiniy. II we're - soos had touched II.
xow gensiy non thelower air.
Liks an snbodimsnt OF prayer.
Aross q lightsd at his feet.
a child with face upspoken SWEET;
She eaxsd on hiss with wondering eyes
OF tho-s that are born Tor paradise:
one steadfaat look of the lov- OF 0oi-
The door wa touched With sn sDgsi's rod,
And through the walls Of solid sun
The warrior followed Christi" little one.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-08
WANTED,

ny A LADY PROM rIR EAST. A srruA.
Is TiOn a. lIvuseheepsr. Ooci rsfervnee
III. Aidrsss "Hou;skeepsr." ivstofilee. Gold
BIN. Nsvsds. tIu
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-08
STOLEN PROPERTY.

mHReI TABLE CLOTHS. EvIDENTLr
IL sfolss. were founh on the i<rson OF .
Cnlns nan srrssied this mofniny. The oyners
nav recs,c. prop.iiy by calling At the Town
JsIt and identifying p opefty.
mn lam e. lsII. HI W
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-10-14
nv .UE.u0HTEV.

rb.rr 81. r.r b,,-, Il
u.I-rfI.tnl- pYr,r....r -.,r....
~ ,,.e thar rs. ~, ,,t... a.. ..
..r. f,.t ,F..r..- .,.. .l..
..Ya ann a.. .n.lI....l.. s., ..,,.....
M. Er.ett ". tt.r...t v.,a
.I.r.,..I .t.r,.,..,,....., .,, imam.
.4-.. III. t.,. ...r a
t.I..u.I a.r n. r.....,.u.rI ...
thaffI.l.yiYv l.rr... ..,... .I,...
t.rrtI,r trr. v... ,.. a
y.tl,r f6,r. T..T..a., S.....
mover gathered .u.. .ar,t,r n....
la IA. ru-rm. $50 d.ar-r lnr..,..
sore u.y,r,.kru rr.n II- nII
earth .fp Et.tlftalI.ry,r u...
.Iuur AIllenr with her hs,nry an,I
hrr Ninnfnr vl,s. apI .h, r...r.
.Irtlc Gu~..r. who's. r,r.rp,. ID. ..,L
ness VA, " tou,l,nrt n. shall
mis-. them Id their Ma, h,fur. r..
door. vc shall mis-. them un a.
street ana b ula ~unJa, ~,bo.
aud oh how dc-aIatc must o., III.
hamc where th.r voice. A., A.
longer heard how broken h,.rf...
......,l..r,,l.,... .-........
'ty. How rrurll, shr mus, mus. m.
pressure 81 their tender rp-. T..
'rlInnng NJ fh,ir arm. And a..
thank Codf She !. r,m.,r,.I v,,I
ths ,t.ugbt ,h.t lrr btI. am. -,
49,.
s''' I" wy ''" :" NV" ''' y
loved 20 talk aud sing, with "Jr>u-'
whom thoN bal learned 90 love 81