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Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-05-10
Court Proceedings.
BUSINESS OF THIS MoRNINe's sEssToN-DIsPo
eITIoN OF CRIMINAL CASES.
SDecSnL to the Commercial

BUSINESS OF THIS MoRNING's sEssIoN-DIsPo-
sITIoN OF CRIMINAL CASES.
Special to the Commercial.
NEW CASTLE, May 10.-Court opened this
morning, at 10 a. M, Judges Wootten and
Houston on the bench.
The first business was the discharge Of
several prisoners at the suggestion of the
Attorney Generals
State US John Taylor was then called.
John was accused of robbng the premises
of James Walker, in east Wilmington, and
taking therefrom ten dung hill fowls on
March 4th last. The jury found him guilty.
State os, Mary McCann-se seling liquor
without license in two cases. She pleaded
guilty in one case and WAS fined 800 and
COSTS and pays costs in the other.
State 0S, John Nookes, negro-larceny
of one hundred pounds of coal on JAN 21st
last, from p. w. & B. r. r. Company.
The DEFENDANTS is blind negro, became 80
since he was put in jail, and although the
offence was proved the sad condition Of the
prisoner, moved the Attorney General to
say that whatever verdict the jury would
give woule bd satisfactory to the State.
John Taylor was sentenced to pay James
Walker $16 restitution and COSTS to get 70
lashes on Saturday next, and months IL
Jail and six months after convict's jacket.
State u.s. Enoch Rash assault and battery
on Robert Hanley. Guilty.
Nooks was found guilty and sentenced tt
pay fifty cents restitution money and costs
on Saturday, May 27, five lsshes, one
months imprisonment, for six months
wear convict's jacket. The Court recon
mended the preparing of petition TO
pardon in this case.
State Us Chs;les Flisby, negro, ,-larcen,
OF a q and toy cannon from Mrs. Wilmer
in Wilmington, last February. The Jur
found him guilty.
State vs Daniel Reed, negro-larceny o
three Brahma fowls from Alexande
Deakyne, at Blackbird, in March last. Jur
| out
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-05-10
Locomotive Ngishaps.
AN ovERTURN UP THE RoAD-DIsABLED ON
TRIAL TRIP.

AN ovERTURN UP THE RoAD-DIsABLED ON A
TRIAL TRIP.
P. W. & B. locomotive No 81, of which
Thurston Lowe is engineer and Nathaniel
Henderson is fireman, was overturned on
the branch track leading to Roach's ship
yards, yesterday afternoon, by misplaced
switch. The engine was attached to a
freight train which was moving at the rate
of IL miles an hour, and the engine was
thrown completely over on its side and bad
ly broken. Three of the cars also left the
track. The engineer and fireman were con
siderably sprained, but not dangerously
hurt.
Another P. W. & B. locomotive, No. go.
which had just been thoroughly over
hauled and repaired at the shops, wat
taken down the road, yesterday, on trial
trip, during which she broke an eccentric
rod, and was 80 injured in other ways thai
she requires another overhauling.
One Of the shifting engines jumped thu
track at Front and Lombard, this morning
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-05-10
FIFTH EDITION.
our Home Celebration.

A BLOOM OF FLAGS ALL OVER THE CITY sA-
LUTEs FIRED AND BELLS hUNG.
Probably the greatest display of flags
and bunting ever made in Wilmington is
that which greets the eye to-day. Every
staff unfolds to the gentle breeze an Amer
ican flag, while from public houses and
places of business, innumerable little BAN
ners representing all the principal
nations of the earth, are fluttering and
waving. Market and King streets, viewed
from the railroad, appear to be perfect
labyrinth of flags, while the displays from
private residences all over the city create
perfect bloom.
The city hall is decorated, and flags fly
from the mast-heads in the harbor.
The engine houses are almost enveloped
in bunting. The Washington has over 800
flags hung up inside and out, while the
Fame and Friendship are equally we'll COW
cred. The Delaware, Water Witch, Reliance,
Phoenix and Weccacoe are profuse in their
displays. The largest showing is to be
seen at the 2. W. & B. depot
From nearly every available space depends
flag of some description, and represent
orately decorated his office, and the fence
on the south side from the depot, is bril-
liant with bunting. Very pretty displays
are made in front of many business places,
and even the horses and vehicles are
adorned with flags as they move about
the city. The railroad engines are covered.
Joseph Seals express tlaunts two silk flags
and a shield on each side of the wagon.
The day was ushered in with the firing
of salutes. One hundred guns boone d
forth their acclamation Oh 3randywine
Banks, and the employees of the various
industrial establishments are pic-nicine
there during the day. At sunrise, w. S.
Davis, assisted by Mr.. Hazen, both mem
bers OF the Washington Fire Co., fired
thirteen guns in front of the engine house
and other salutes broke upon the air at
and near IL O'Clock At the same time the
Exposition opened at Philadelphia, the
City Hall and Water Witch engine house
bells rang out in merry chorus.
Business places are generally open, bu
some of the industrial establishments hav'
closed, on petition of the employees, man.
of whom have gone to Philadelphia, an'
Others are observing the day as holiday a
home.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-05-10
New Advertisements, To-day,

Good news-Ditson &Io
Grand Centen ial tea party
sale of horses at Merriek's Bazaar
Chairs caned-Adair's brew y
Webb-local breviTy
Powell for shad-breYity
G ass ware-FIaIm brevi-y
Local brevity-Mrs ROssi-e
Dubell-breyity
BOll-brevi'y
sh-local breyity
B lvle-breylty
Cail and see-Chalfant, brevify
Spring vercoats-Gouert's orevitV
JW Canary-Local brevlty
Enterprise manutactory-brevtty
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At MERRICK'S BAZAAR,
n.. rntnrdnv nInrning. NIny 13.
1aiIruad gInFs.
uIIADFI,PHIA. WILMINGTON IL
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.

nHILADELPHIA,.W WILMINGTON ~
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
MAY g. 1876.
Trains Will leave Wilmington as follows, for no IN
Phiigdeiphia and Intermediate Stations, 7g0. slU'
81 % aS0, s52 1880 a. m, 2,3O 500, TO, 9.5l, p
Philadelphia and New York, 1.Sl a. m, l2l4, l237,
Baltimore III and Intermediate Stations. so, $780,
a. Batimore B inc e and Washington 125s 155, $780, @
1256, Log, 5.20, ITO, p. m.
Trains for Delaware Division, leave for ~,
New CASTLE 1855, $40, $50, a. M, l25, 62O, 74V p
wyoming and intermediate Stations, 1885, $50,
DeimaT and intermediate Stations, 1255 $50,
m, go, p. IN.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and intermediate Stations, $40, a.
Phiiadephia and New York, 1.9l a. m.
Baltimore and Washington, 1889, l55, a. m.
For further information passengers are referred to
the time tables posted at the depot.
mar13-1y Ii. +. KENNEY, Superintendent.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-05-10

The flood at st. Louis continued yester-
day, the lower parts of the city being
swamped by the Mississippi. The damage
so far is not material.
Advices from Scranton, Pa, state that
there is every indication that there will be
general suspension of mining operations
in the anthracite coal regions at no distant
day.
The United States grand jury at New
York yesterday presented thlrty indict-
ments, principally, it is understood, against
crooked whisky men of high standing.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-05-10
Aust and found.

nO - REWARD-LOST-A P0OKET-BOOK,
sDAO in Tatnall street, between I'd and Third, or
on the road to Newport containing some memoranda
and four cheques on which payment has been
stopped of value only to the owner. The finder will
receive the above reward by leaving it in Sd street
market OF 511 West street. -
apr4-tf j. ii. GOULD.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-05-10

LOAN SALEs.-The Mechanics Loan AS
ISOLATION held its 117th monthly meeting,
last evening, when the following sales wore
made: $400 1st series were paid for ma
tured stock; $500 were sold at AZ, and 800
at 6l5 $400 of the new series sold at 3Ol3
and $3.50 at 2519.
The Diamond State Loan meets, this
evening.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-05-10
CITY ITEMS.

is situated within i01 yards Of the Exhibition
Grounds, near the new Pennsylvania Railroad depot
wi
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-05-10

EE-THR BEST IN WILMINGToN. - Centennial
buckle-shoe of our own make.
JOHN X. BABCocK,
apr12 If S. w Corner I'd and Market.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-05-10
Ianfed.

NXT ANTED.-A WOMAN AS CHAMBER
w maid and waitress. Apply to
MRS WILLIAM BUSH,
my96ts Cor of Beech and Clayton SITS.
VNTANTED TO RENT.-AN FIGHT ROOM
w house, within two squares of 9Th and Madison
streets. Inquire at this office. my l1Ot
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-05-10
BeIkmap indicted.

The grand jury of the District of Colum-
bia yesterday returned true bill against
OK Secretary of War Belknap. The indict'
ment contains eight counts, each charging
him with corruptly receiving bribe in con
neetion with the Fort Sill post-tradership
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-05-10
3nardtttd.

DOARD-wTTH EITHER SINGLE OR COM
ID municating rooms, at sol West street, Whining
ton, Del oct4tf
DOARDING- = FURNISHED ROOMS WITH
u ebi.tf 1T '''' ''D'' 7O4 MARKET STREET.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-05-10
Mptifes.

IN BANKRUPTGYic ~, .v,nE CO
At Wilmington the 26th day of April, a. d., 1876
The undersigned hereby gives notice of his appoint
mington. in County of New Castle, and State Of Del
aware, within said District who has been adiudged
bankrupt on creditors pettion BY the DstTct Court
of said district. HENRY X. DUPONT,
apr26-may3,lO AsslGnee.
NEW CASTLE q FRENCHT0WN TURNPIKE
N & RAILROAD COMPANY. ,o-.
The annual meeting of the Stockholders Of this
place at the office of the Company, in New Castle,
Thursday the llth day of May next at Il O'clock,
apra5 2tawtomy11 Secretary
A NNUAL MEETING-CENTRAII LOAN AS:
N SOCIATION.-The Fifth Annual meeting of
the Stockholders will be held at their Room, No
4O4 Market street, Friday evening next, the 18th
inst, at X O'Clock auditors viii ~ submit pd. their d
| Directors held. Attest ID. r. HAWKINS,
| my35t Secretary.
u EGISTRY BUREAU NOTICE.
All property holders within the city who have not
had their property registered are respectfully re-
quested to present to this office correct description
A t copy Of the Registry Law and blank forms for
the description of property will be furnished on ap
| pcation at this office.
All deeds, conyeyances, or transfers of Real ,Es
tate made after July lth, 1874 must be entered in
this office before they are sent to New GaSte to be
Chief Engineer and Surveyor,
jan3Otf Tenth and King Streets.
NOTICE-IN OBEDIENCE TO AN ORDER OF
~ Honorable Leonard E Wales, Associate Judg'
her by give notice thar on the fifth day Of May
| D., 1916 an application made to the Honorable
Leonard +. Wales, Associate Judge as aforesaid, b.
Abraham Murray David Bayard James Barnes
James r. Wilson, Robert Graves, and William Ii
Caldwell, for the granting to them of charter o
Incorporation by the said Superior, Court OF sai'
county at the ensuing May Term thereof, for tn
purpose OF maintaining places of sepulture or buria
- '--' CHAS BEASTEN,
Prothonotary of the Supreme Court for New Castl
County. my8-1ot
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-05-10
for Strut.

NOR T.-CARRIAGE FACTORY AT
IN Front and West streets. Apply at
my4-tf S. f. COR. FRONT AND WEST
FENO RENT.-THE HOUSE NO. 7O2 TATNALL
Il street. Apply on premises. apr2O.u
HN brick house, with ten parlor, dining
room and kitchen on first floor gas bath, hot and
cold water, on the corner of Gilpin avenue and
Adams street, one square from possession now
Apply on the premises or to IL. ENGLISH. No lO9
West street. mar24-tt
FNOR RENT.-HOUSE 823 WASHINGTON ST.
IT Possession given Immediately,
w. 4. WESTBROOK,
mar30tf N. E Cor. Sd and Market.
NOR RENT-FOUR ACRES OF LAND, WITH
IL house, in city limits, good truck patch.
A. ii. GRIMSHAW,
april, ,F-M-W Eighth and Shipley SITS.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-05-10

sS-wE HAVE large stock of children's school
shoes at the lowest prices. JOHN \. BABGock,
aprl2tf S. W. Corner I'd and Market.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-05-10

eE-CoAo Es-NO more extortion in Baby
Coaches. Go to the depot for Delaware, No; ana
Fast Fourth Street. Cradle of Liberty Savings
Banks Look out for Cheap John. may2lm
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-05-10
fer SaIe.


NOR SALE 500 SHARES OF CLAYTON
EN Loan Association Stock, I'd series (new plan)
81 90 share NJ. L. LICHTENSTEIN,
may2lm Secretary.
VNOR SALE.-A VERY DESIRABLE THREE
10 story brick House, in this city Convenient to the
city ears. Pleasant surroundings and in every re-
spect trst-class property. Apply to
SAM'L. VI. McCAULLEY,
marl1-tf zoo Market st.
r Send A o,5s Gata; IVA r MD ma M lst P5GS of S
free Maps of Del farms.
j. f. MANCHA,
feblOSms Smyrna, Del.
TCOR SALE
4 100 Bbls. fine Old Rye whiskey
10 New England Rum
10 " Apple Brandy.
" Old Irish and Scotch Whiskey.
Wholesale or retail by FRANCIS KELLEY,
noyl4Iy 103 Market Street.
NOR SALE-PEW NO g. ST. PAULS M. E.
II church, at very low price
W W. ToRBERT,
apr29wSs1m Delaware Ay., and West streets.
VNsO II SALE-TWO PURCHASE MONEY
Il mort cages on Wilmington property, well locat-
ed $4,000, $3.50. The interest promptly paid;
my3-W-r-S REYNOLDS " 90
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-05-10

gR- A MORBID APPETITE FOR EXCITEMENT IS
the only effect of the unmedcated and adulterated
spirits frequently used under the impression that
they are wholesome stimulants Abandon such
burning fluids' at once and forever II you are
weak low spirited, dyspeptic nervous or suffering
from the effects of exhaustion, the GENUINE re;
cuperant of bodily energy that real stomachlc ana
MATIc ScHNAPps sep2S ltd6W
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-05-10

XNTILLIAM MILLER,
wv FOR SHERIFF.
offer myself as a candidate for Sheriff of New
Castle county subject to the decision of the Repub
hcan party WILLIAM MILLER
ianS8 d &wtn Wilmington Hundred.
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PARIS, July l3.-The specie in the
Bank Of France has decreased II 0OO,0OO
francs the past week.
VERSATILE. July 1S.-1n the Chamber
of Deputies to-day Due dc Cases, Minis.
ter Of Foreign Affairs, in replying to NJ.
Blanc in regard to the Eastern affairs,
said: The Government wished that
France might not be involved in the
events abroad in q manner as could pos
sibly hinder the restoration OF internal
peace. France must intervene in purely
pacific sense. 1t Is our part to associ.
ate ourselves with any efforts made to
promote an understanding between the
Powers. This understanding exists and
Is founded on g basis one cannot but
accept with satisfaction namely on
non.intervention. This circumstance
tends to circumsScribe the conflict to the
great advantage Of the whole world.
France has no special interests in the
question and therefore no reason to take
an initiative. The honor and interests oi
France have never been for moment
COMPROMISED. The ministers statement
was loudly applauded.
In the Chamber OF Deputies to-day the
election OF N. NUM- was invalidated be.
cause Of undue clerical influence.
COMMUNISTS rARDoNED.
An official statement just made public
shows that 240 Communists have been
pardoned. Petitions in the cases Of 20S
have been rejected, and 1879 await consid'
Grafton,
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Tammany Endorses Tilden, Hem
dricks and John helfey-"iar
Mobile FratreS."

NEW York, lS.-The Tammany Hall
General Committee met tonight, with
Aug. schell presiding, and a most lively
time ensued. Lengthy resolutions were
read endorsing the nomination of fTiltlen
and Hendricks, as the most fitting and
proper means Of saving the country. An
amendment was offered that the commit.
tee have unabated confidence in John Kel.
ley, and are confident OF marching to yicto-
ry under his leadership.
Peter B. 0luey, A. B. Caldwell and
others said the amendment was out oi
place and should be referred TO tho Com.
mittee on Organization. :. /.
Edward Cooper denounced Kelley'a
action at ST. Louis in fighting and abusing
Tildcn, and said the Democratic party
never authorized him to do 30. Great
confusion followed, and cries Of sit down,
throw him out. i g. 800.
The resolutions were finally adopted
and John Kelley made'a speech asking
that everything be forgotten except q
common enemy. l'.'
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AMONG the speakers at Morgan!own
on tho Fourth was Rev. J. R. Thompson,
fotmerIy Of this city, whose remarks are
thus referred to by the MOrgantown Post /:
0The oration Of Rev. J. R. Thompson
Ian extcmporaneous address) from the
sneakers decorated stand was a fine
effort. Mr.. Thompson was 'chock full
OF patriotic FIRE, and, warmed up; the
people to a '76heat. We regret that we
could notget near enough to the speaker
TO hear his address complete. We could
only catch sentence here and there, but
We heard enough to convince us that the
reverend gentleman is hard To beat on a
patriotic address. His ideas were squite
liberal, and he evidently carried his
hearers up to the highest point Of admi-
ration both for the speaker and his pro-
ductiOn.'
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Indian Trouble Brewing from
CuNtar,s Detemt..

OMAHA, July 13.-Recent dispatches
from the Red Cloud and Spotted Tail
agencies say that affairs are very uncer-
tain owing 10 the recent news Of Custat's
defeat. The Interior Department Is is
suing nothing but corn and flour, having
failed on beef entirely. The scouting
parties have been Withdrawn from the
road between the agency and Bridger, on
the Sidney route. There is still ono com.
pany at Bridger. The commanding OIL
Ger at Robinson thinks that the necessi-
ties OF the case demands company at
that post. II is not probable. that the
Indians will make any trouble at the
agencies, as there is their only "city Of
refuge"i in case they are whipped:
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InracIite Convention.

WASHINGTON, D. c., July 1s.-The
Convention Of lsraelites reassembled this
morning. and after considering the Pres.
ident's report an Executive Board was
organized by electing MOrijz Loth, ,Presi.
dent, Julius Trieberg Vice President, Lip.
man Levy Secretary, and Talmon Levy
Treasurer.
The Secretary gave bond for $1,000
and the Treasurer for $4,000.
The Board OF Governors OF the Hebrew
Union College were organized by electing
b. Betterman, President; Josiah Cohen,
Vice President, and Jacob E. Sickels,
Secretary, after which the convention ad'
iourned stRc die.
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TURKEY.

NosroR, July lS.-Tho Porte officially
states the defeat with considerable loss
Of the Montenegrians at Zallan Pass
opens that defile and the road to Gotsch'
kop. An engagement took place on
Wednesday, lasting twelve hours.
BELGRADE, July 13.-Gen. Leschianin,
who according to latest reports had pene.
trated some distance into Pachilila Of
Widen, yesterday attacked the Turkish
positions and captured several strategical
points. The fighting lasted the whole
day. The Servian loss was small. The
servians pursued the Turks to Widder
and captured quantity Of provisions
The gates OF Widden are now closed.
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TIE LOSS ON $1,000.
The Removal Of Postmaster r
Jewell.

A special dispatch to yesterdays Gin
cinnati Gazette processes to give the rea.
son for the removal OF the late Post.
muster-G General, as follows:
"The immediate cause OF the change,
as made yesterday, was desire to make
a move that could help matters in Indi:
ana, or rather prevent the retirement OF
Mr.. Pratt from doing damage there. II
had come to be understood that MIR.
Pratt would not submit TO certain re-
moyals which the President had fully
determined to make, and that he would
retire in consequence. To neutralize the
effect Of this in Indiana, the removal Of
Jewell and the promotion Of Tyner 10 a
Cabinet position was Mt once decided
upon"
We adhere TO our opinion expressed
upon the first receipt OF the news, that
mere political considerations will not
satisfactorily account for this act on the
part Of the President. II is contrary TO
his we'll known method Of doing business
Hc did not remove Casey, the Collector
of customs at New Orleans, when the
whole country would have been Gratided
.by!his removal. lie did not squelch Leet,
Stocking 4 Co., at New York, until after
their squelching was clamorously and
long demanded by the public there and
elsewhere. He would not remove Tom
Murphy, the Collector Of. New York,
when there was such a vigorous outcry
against keeping him in office. He ap'
pointed Simmons to be Collector at Bos'
ton when nobody in Massachusetts
scarcely, save Ben Butler, wanted him
appointed. He permitted his son
Fred, new Aedged second lieutenant
from West Point, to be made Lieutenant
Colonel on sheridans staff over th'
heads OF old officers, when the wholC
country said that such an appointment
was gross piece Of nepotism. He ap
pointed Boss Shepherd to a high and re-
sponsible position in the government
Of the District OF Columbia, whel
the appointment was so notorious
ly offensive that the Senate would mol
confirm it. He appointed Fisher to be
United States Attorney for Delaware
man Of we'll knownIbad antecedents-ant
was compelled at last TO withdraw the
nomination. He kept Dsleno in hi
Cabinet when he ought to have beer
turned ont, and he tried 10 have VIII
liams made Chief Justice Of the United
States in disregard Of :all the. proprictiei
Of that high position.
And 80 we might go on ennmCrating in
stance after instance in which the Presi'
dent has shown that he is not influenced
either by considerations Of public policy
orthc good OF the Republican party, in
making removals or appointments. Its
an unfortunate feature Of his character
that he pays very little Difference to pub
ltc..Opinion in such matters. He consulta
nainly his own likes aud dislikes, or the
pteluaices Of a few political iayorites i'm
Iediatelyaround him, in making appoint
Menu.
Asregards the reasons for the removal
o'PO'smaster General Jewell, we pretend
not to divine them further than to say
that they are most likely of per.
sonal character. We are not will.
inE after all that has happen
ed, to take for granted that they
relate toithe supposed good Of the Repub
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MINOR TELEGRAsIs.

-Hy Won Hoven, arrested near St.
Paul, charged with forgery in Belgium,
has been held at New York for cxtradi-
ton.
The Centennial Judges arrived at
Buffalo, n. Y, yesterday via the Lake
Shore 4 Michigan Southern railroad, and
after drive about town started for Nj
agara Falls.
Gov. Hendricks arrived at Schenec.
tady, n. Y, Wednesday night, and de.
parted next morning for Saratoga, where
he will meet Gov. Tilden.
Gold coin to the amount Of 100000
and $4,000 in silver bars were shipped
to Europe yesterday.
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AT las, Peter Cooper, the GreenOsscN
candidate for President, has. a newspaper
advocate in West Virginia. The Par
Eer.burg Tines Of the I9th comes square
ont for him, and hoistS his name at the
head of ia columns. The Times is an in
dependent paper with Republican pro-
cliyities, and is edited by Mr.. E. I. ORA
hosh. a gentleman we'll known to many
persons, especially Germans, In this city
|, seems to us that the example OF the
Times affords leadership for the steu'
bcnyiIIc Ga:ette to follow. The Ga:etie il
now sitting on the fence, without a lint
to roost on. Why not fly upa once into
the sreenback tree, and, taking up po'
sition there, call upon all the fowls oi
the air to come and roost likewise amidst
the green branches and green leaves oi
the greenback tree.