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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-10-17

had it conveyed to the morgue Of Disbrow
and Van Cleve. When the body was search
ed all the valuables found were gold watch,
two gold rings and a pocket-book with about
five dollars in money. She was attiied in q
silk dress and a lace shawl, which were not
torn. The body was not bruised, only on the
right shoulder, which was swollen The face
was considerably disfgured and appalling to
look upon. Coroner Bodine empannelled a
jury which viewed the remains and then adj
journed until Tuesday morning at the Warren
street depot, when they visited Milford to
view the scene of the disaster, Mrs Huber
was 40 years Of age. She was inferred on
Tuesday afternoon at ST. Francis Cemetery.
Tho funeral took place fronh per late residence
ITO Willow street, Trenton.
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| New Horn BonouoH CouNcII- The fegu-
lar monthly meeting Of the New Hope Bor-
lough Council was held on last Friday evening.
Members present Hiram Scarborough, Isaac
Striokler, . P. Smith. A.b. Stockton, @. G.
,. Johns, and Burgess Geolgo Minor ABB
sent Thomas Matthews.
In the absence Of the Burgess, at roll cals,
on motion, Hiram Scarborough, ESQ. was ap-
pointed the presiding officer.
Minutes Of last meeting were read and APP
proved.
Street Commissioner Tiernan presented his
monthly report, and, on motion, report was
accepted and The bills ordered paid.
Bill Of Jacob Haas, ono months services,
lighting street lamps, $500, was presented
and ordered paid.
On motion, Constable, John benson was an-
thorized to take charge Of the tramps who
take lodgings and shelter in Town Hail. and
require the said tramps to keep the said lodg-
ing-place we'll cleaned Mr.. benson to receive
as pay for this service the sum Of SIS per
month, from Oct. LIST, 1877, to April LIST, 1878.
On motion, the Poor Committee was in
structed to attend to necessities Of the poor.
No further business, on motion, adjourned.
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MIsHAp. "A few days ago ]. Petit, of Sole
bury, met with little mishap while driving
through frankfort. His horse became fright
ened and Mr.. P. and wife were thrown out OF
the carriage. Luckily no serious injury was
sustained, and as the animal was Immediately
secured little damage was done.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-10-17

1.-THE BOYS IN BLUE. This is the name
of a bright page monthly paper published
at the National Capitol and devoted to pen
sious, bounties, claims, patents, and the army
and navy. 1t is published by Nathaniel w.
Fitzgerald, at the remarkably low price of
twenty-five cents per annum. The general
reading matter is most excellent, and the de-
partment devoted especially to the interest OF
soldiers and their representatives is very val
liable We advise every ex-soldier to send
twenty-five cents, to Nathan w. Fitzgerald,
Washington, ID. O., and receive THE BOYS IN
BLUE for one year.-Storna Lake Pilot,
Qowa). 2t.
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: FIRE.---Last Sunday afternoon an alarm of
fire was sounded and it was discovered that
the north side of the roof on the New Hope
school house was on fire. The Eagle boys
were quickly at tho scene with their engine
but the fire had been extinguished before any
damage was done. A small hole about foot
in diameter was all that was burned. No
cause has yet been assigned for the origin of
the flames.
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lNsTITUTE.-As next week is "Institute
week the scholars of the New Hope school
will enjoy vacation. Supt. Woodruff an
nounces among his list of lecturers, Elizabeth
Cady Stanton and Hon. Daniel w Voorhees,.
The formers subject is, "Questions Of the
Hour, that Of Ex-Gov Voorhees,, " Thomas
Jefferson
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RUNAWAY. Thomas Konigmacher, now of
Buckmanville, had runaway few days ago
at Jenkintown, caused by his ponies becom-
ing frightened at buffalo robes Tom was
somewhat injured by the accident.
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THE BoARD OF TRADE. The Board Of
Trade Of this city held it's first regular
monthly meeting since the Summer recess on
Wednesday evening last. But few were
present, as many Of the members were inter-
ested to hear the lecture BY Mr.. Voorhees, on
the same evening.
After routine business had been disposed of
some matters were discussed that had been in
state OF suspension for the Summer.
Al series of resolutions was introduced by a
member, in regard to the closing Of places of
business at an earlier and uniform hour so
that proprietors, and employees as well, may
have an opportunity to attend to their spirit
ual, moral, social, intellectual and family, or
home circle, wants. e
There is DO doubt that the business of our
city could be transacted to general satisfaction
by 80 or p. M. of the day, il only the prac-
tice Of closing at that time was once initiated
| We hope the Board of Trade may be sue
cessful in securing reform in, this direction,
and that other subjects of public concern may
receive attention at their hands. While it
is true that more might have been done by
this organization, to belittle q disnterested
effort and villify those engaged in it, be-
cause they have not done more, is anything
but generous.
1t was stated at the meeting the other night
that since excursion tickets, from Lambert-
yillc to Phila, had been sold here, "a change
brought about by the efforts of the Board of
Trade the sale had averaged about one hum
dred per month.-a saving of about $50 per
month to our citizens. Whatever benefit has
been derived from that has been mainly by
those not members of the Board of Trade
If all who could would throw in their mite or
might not SO much in money but in sugges-
ton and inquiry, to a common centre like the
B. of r., much more could be accomplished
than any one can tell. We hope to see the B.
Of T. constant success and producing valu-
able results to the city.
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LocK-TENDERs DISCHARGED AS result
OF the damage done by the storm, the Della
ware Division canal between New Hope and
Durham has been compelled to suspend OPP
erations. In consequence all lock tenders be-
tween New Hope and Durham, with the ex-
ception Of two, have been discharged. A num-
Der, however, will have work in assisting to
repair the damages.
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QUARTERLY MEETING Next Sunday is
flxed as the time for holding the Third Quar-
terly-meeting of the M. e. Church of New
Hope. Presiding Elder Chaplain is announc-
ed to preach at u o'clock in the evening.
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WASHED 0UT.one Of the wing Of
the bridge over Pidcock's Creek, near Mark
Wismer's, inSolebury, is said to have been
washed out by the stream during the late
heavy rain. 81
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When you see bright Baby pleased with
itself and everybody else, be sure that DIR.
Bulls Baby Syrup has been used. Only 25
cents per bottle.
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MISS : A word in your ear. The next fine
afternoon that you sauuter out, buy a box of
GLENN's SULPHUR SOAP. That admirable
purifier will remove every one of those pimp-
les which detract SO much from your beauty.
Sold by all druggists.
There is youth in every bottle of HILI's
HAIR DYE. Oct. II.
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NEW noPn AND BUoxs co6yrY, ~,

PASSING DowN.-A number of canal boats
passed down the river on Sunday and entered
the canal at the Outlet They came from
Easton and were on their way to Bristol.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-10-17

NEW STAGE-CoAcH.--Mr Jacob Yoder,
the proprietor Of the Doylestown aud Now
Hope stage-line, can now boast of new
stage-coach with which to serve the travel
ing public.
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Ladies' Cloaks, Coats, and Dresses, CT
and made to order at short notice, at Mrs. NJ.
W. Cooley's. d0rf
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Go to Mrs. Cooley's, No. South Union
street, Lambertville, N. J., for your hosiery,
gloves ties, handkerchiefs, ribbons, and a
full line of fancy goods, very cheap 2t
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Never knew Of an honest election in New
York, was one of Tweed's revelations on
Saturday.
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Canton Flannels, extremely low, very
good, Of. and ioets, At Van Horns. SIS.
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LIST or LETTERs REMAINING UEcALLEb
FOR AT TUE LAMBERrviLLE, m, J.) PosT
OFFICE, 70 80 DAYS, Oct. 10, 1877
Miss Lizzie Vanderbilt.
A. L. Lambert
A. ]. Hocombe.
Miss Maggie Cotton.
George w. Pollard, (cafe Solomon Pollard
CLARK PfERsoN, P. M.
, 1877-06-13

tflat n my dream Jones came and returned nc
$f0in "I}nt. my dear husband. / cnn sec nnth-
Ing horrible Ia tt,atl'' 40 yo,l can't, can't ytntl
You i!imishbio idiot, can't you SEQ Tint must
have lent them to him f'fst That Is whcrc
tho agony came In"
A lady Of certain aRc, very we'll preserved,
too, ts having her Eair counbed by her mali,
ss s ?S3i "ste ss es eeaa s
trces, with satisfied glance at tho mirror,
"what would you. give to he IA handsome "A /
amp TO-" replies the tlantImailcn with 4
sitnper, nwlInt you would RIvo 10 bo "a young
a. Iam!" Tha betting Is 1000 to !, and no
takers, that that lady's maid will not grow gray
X, An ardent Republican, quit parts to spend
he explains to lis rural constituents with earn
essncss the latest political events, Tic proroaa.
ton, tho Marsi,al's letter, the protest Of
unmovcd until ho states that the new
Ministry Will pursue 4 1lne Of conduct
radically opposed 10 that Of It's predecessors,
,rl.ereupon they all ery a1ond:, BuI1yt Per.
chance" Opcople, IN our hours OF caso--i
Criminal Court. The Court, stcrnty. to prls-
one., Who & charged With killing his istbsr and
mother" Prisoner, layc you anything to aid
To the statement Of your counscli" Prisoner
-" Well, your Honor, there was, sitting as
quietly rs might bc here, when-zipl pa and
ma were at II. FIGHTING like two bu'l-doas. I
rush TO mas assistance, and It seems mnst
hare hit poor pa too hard: then while am Try.
struck poor ma too hard. But how could help
I'll D-n IT. al, ! have tender heart; | 1n,lst
sec fair plav!n Tho Jury finds cx,chuallng cir
clitnstances without leaving tho box.
, 1877-06-13
THE QA1sLEyE,
&it fA< te1r 1ouH,t.


1t wn by revival Of classical strategy that
England was, IN tic scvcntccnth century, nut
into EXTREMIST peril. Lou,s tho sta3nlRcent's
galIcYs IN TurbaY wcrc moro real danger than
the feet with which De Ruytcr had burned our
ships in The Mcdway. For, however great the
atarm caused in London by tho sallcn roar OF
regiment to discmbark, whereas the French
King had cent TO the Devon coast formidable
force Of whlte-coatcd rrenalEcrs, 10 co-opcrato
with the expected Jncob!t0 rising. Tho Ealicys
were an especially Ffcnsl', as thcy had been IN
tSsgecay tsgge Rons'' institution; The force had
until Tho relgu Of Louis Kill. Tint tho General
Of tho gallcys was tnado subordinate to The
High Admiral Of France. For ftarassing au
encmy'a coast, and for tho transport OF
Cd. but galley q Louis xiv.'s time, fowsd
by wrctchcs chained 10 the oar, tho vilcsi Fetons
mingled with runaway Protestants whose tulp
critnc WAS their attempt TO escape to Holland or
England, was tile nearest approach to 1oating
victs was allotted Turkish Or Moorish prissucr M s
Of wnr, wfosc knottcd cord felt on tho baro
shoulders Of all who hlnched, while boatswaiIl
and officers patrolled the harrow space between
the ro'!-0cnrles, and piled rattan snd laah urt-
ferlng TINT the chained rowcrs wore urrcd to
keep tl,c grcat oars rising and falling with such
mechanical popularity. Tho gnlicy-sIaycs were
not expected to fight; thorc were nultllcrs OF,
board to do that. hut they were expected to
admitted. 10 far from The sck Or weary being
sent to an infIrlnary,. they. werc deliberately
beaten to death. Painting, bleeding, tl,u mibef-
nolc Hretcl,ea were to the last regarded rs 60
much mechanism. to ho stimulated by cuts OF
unclaimed from bcuch aud oar. mud tossed iuto
tho sea.
, 1877-06-13
THE DOG HOSPITAL,

N tas Editor N 7hs Tribune,
CHICAGO, Iuile H. was very much p1incd
short time slnce at THE tonu Of MI article in
onc Of our city papers commenting upon
the attempted establishment of hospital for
dogs by A1r. Henry Dergh In New York. How
not concern myself with now; that Mr.. 1}crgtl
IS, III some respects, an c1trGnst am fuIly
prepared to admit, and also tl,aL tho means he
ssnployt may not always be the best; but ! do
tipn tu the subject OF tho proper Treatment Of
nnimafs knows, too, that the gentleman named
as done, and y doing, noble work. md that
his deeds will live long. after him, nud keep Ills
memory green tn tic llcarta Of thousands of
true men and women. fspcak Of this l,ecauec It
appears 10 INC that there Is m Intimate lDxica
tauncction between such articles ns the ono
tas naye mentioned, given 10 la;rs public by any
turfc'cc on Western avenue that was pa,nesl
witness q last night Some boys had found a
po9f, nalstarffd horse probably rast wosk
number had 1ao,iutctl lin, and crowd oi 1tty
or sixty men nul boys had, ty shouting, ,scsca,r-
Ing, stoning, and beating. frightened tic poor
wfetced beast into motion, and hunted him for
many tnorc know notj. The noise ] seemed aI 10
be sufficient to have awakened n1y policeman
Who might i1avc been mapping within half
! dozei blocks, bus none appeared. The passcrs-
persons (botl, ,womer,) could be found to cry
shame upon the dastardiy cruelty, nnd they
ths article previously alluded to, laughed d.
us it your hnrscr appeared to be The only
necessary and pertinent question, as II, as We
read, "Am ! tny bro.hcr's kcepcrp had not
Ct, and nnswcrcs! thon, and IL should hive been
for ever, by his Cod. ! AM 10 scntstncntalIst,
hut such things rs this nFc 80 crntcmpttbly cow
paradise Of bad SChrneo-tlIat / cunilot
help seriously wondering what kind OF future
% Ia store for us, and whether It uoes not Uc-
hoove all rlRht-tnlntlcl Hcn a1ul women to mike
some consistent md persistent stand against
thi1 miserable sost Of work, a,Hl try anil lnnko It
understood ty uur growing population TINT unl-
Ioals l'ave SONG rights which We arc all bound
To respect, and TINT We have Sonic duties TO-
wards them whrll must not, shall mot, bn neg
lcetcd. Respectfully, G. W. No,e
, 1877-06-13
FAIR MEASURE.

~ INC GN1koF 9J 1hE 1ffonh$,
CHICAGO, juno l9.-SInce The City Fat!Icrs
have instituted MI ortlthauco to enforce lust
mcasuru III the sao Of fruits mud berries, would
It not como within tho proyincc of tho ''tra!cr
nf weights and measures to make tour Of
lnsncction among our tlcnlcrsf As ret, no
cl!est l,as brcolno pcrccptib'c on tic part Of
law. md, ON inquiry why this Is thus" tho IN
variable ruply Ia tllat "siippcre hayu tlctr Hxes
all inade tlp and tho scasos, ts so fur advanced
that u can't 1c done this ycar.' It Ia not yet
tie middle Of Jutsc, and 1t would llartlly scem
That the. fruit season was quito through with.
Ou cxamfnatlon, II will generally be found that
tho lsottutns Of fr'tlt-tmxcs arc little ncurer
the top t1ian ever hef0rc, particularly tl,use
which como from hffclga1', and probably tic
peach season, which ia not quite gonc set, will
rrMineo lmskcts whose m!zzlrs will have a
tllu present Turkish discussion. Ii there
e look 10 . y yater Sfsa; et tho TGyf cy fae4sy y ys
ono moro ollicc, u,s1 nut IN place good ati-
!ctic man, who hat lal nu experience In huyins
ter q short wclsllsa a1si measures is measure
which alioula hare wright, fur thy s,ct,cAt ot
consumers, and TO followed up until IL s'lull bc
cstabtisled Tint told things have passed away
and all has become now." Let tho Inspector u
Weights look in upon the retail grotcra aud
a. soIe'icather, ls necessary to. weigh to the
pound Of sugar which tukes ttlu Last dime from
the putsr Of poverty. Tic extent Of tho putty
tricks ahd dolEcs practiccd In Chicago will he
found. on inquiry, to beat fcatA oi vont1ilo-
quis.n md lrgcrdctaan Of modern times uut Ut
sight Let this reform be followed up, and
trickstcrs made to fear md tscfnblc, Or r!sc let
Us understand that there is no majesty In our
ely laws.
JUSTICE WITH UsDASpAoEp ErEs.
, 1877-06-13

rcpudiatetl. That Is not part ii his
programme. Tho news now comes from Wash
tnGton, which gives sensible exposition Of fia
purpose. I3c means TO be the champion Of tho
bifnon.t'nre Republican parlv, and iii h!s af-
tiles will he directed to arouse the ancient fer.
vo! Of tho ancient filth. The Administratinn
aud the Moulti.I,c leaders OF an Administration
party Will bc nttackcdt on Tho ground that they
ately, with corrupt Intent. attempted In destroy
tho Republican party. Tho purpose Of Blaine
e to earry Aieh tic standard of the slmon-purc
Republican patty. and 10 rally to II che loyal
element of tic North, which was 10 irrceisttbly
htn9nR during the War aud through the reeo,i-
strurtion period, Blaine 1trtc|; The Keynote Of
the last catnphlgn in hia AndcrAonvtl'e speech,
and tho entire rsnyasa on the Republican sitle
forctbly raised.-CaAah (.Ut.) 1In.es (Gia;ne
oyHaMl, -
, 1877-06-13

sorne time agO sent you my rccol1ect!ons OF
dog who knew d ftalfpenny from penny, aid
who could count up as far ns two. / have been
ablc 10 obtain authentic information of dog
whose mental powers wcrc still more advanced,
and who, In his day, besides being celebrated
for his abilities, was Of substantial benefit to
charitable institution III hia town. The dog
refer To WIS little white fox-tcrrlor, Prln by
narnc. who lived at tho Lion Hotel, ut Kildcr-
minister, for thrce 0r four years; hut nov, ulas!
he Is dead, aud nothing rctnatps Of him hut hs
head In glass caec. Ind heard OF this dog
some months ago, but on Saturday last. having
HIN. Tho facts rive about hin arc Gasc1 on
The Statements VI Mr.. Lloyd, bis ,naatcr, at1.l
they arc fully suhstanttated by tho evfdo1,co Of
many t;a othct., have before % s statement e
subscriptions to lhe fntlr1nary." Tho con.
tributlons began ln scptsmbcr, 1874, md ended
tne saq ~ a! q! Kls l4s "a was; contributed
dIsplaying fancy for playing with coln., not
unusual amongst terriers. and he advanced to a
discoyery that ho could exchange the cotn for
b!acnlts. lla learned that for hnif.pcnny hs
could 81 two biscuits. and for a penny three;
two c0!ns, 1t was fnund Impossible to cheat lin.
II Ao had contributed q penny lio wouil not
lcaye tic bar TIL no had had Ills third biscuit;
nna II there wns uuho1y to attenl to Ills wants,
servcl Indeed, It was this persistence which
ultimately eauscd poor rrIn's death, for there
IL cycIy roasqn to foar that he fell victim 10
copuor- -polsottng. by little trimming hc wus
biscuits, ujou the top Of small box tlxct1nn The
wall, and they were dropped for him through a
slot. lilo never objected to part with shrm III
tlls way, and having rccciycd the qultl pr0 auo,
10 gave connlcto evidence of Ills appreciation Of
tho honorable understanding which Is 30 a}sp-
lutcly necessary for MI commercial trat,sac.
tlons. LAWSON TAFT,
, 1877-06-13

A poor, torlorn boy sat on the Post-Of,l
steps yesterday, reading one Of tho clrcus-circu-
lars freely distributed around town. lle read
Of the Wild hyena, tho fcrocous t!gc1s, tho hiss
ing sna&es, aud tho terrible bears, and then,
looking down on his old clothes, TO SAID to him
sell:
"Your clothes arc old, you haIn't good look
lag, and YOU haven't got but niue cents 70 your
name. You'll ~ 70 tho ctscls--in h0rn.n
After moment his face cleascd up and lo
went on;
"TelI you what to do. Borrow coat from
Tim Brady, . vest from Jack Sheppard, cap
from I!tsle English, and walk right up TO Tho
tent when tho show arruyes. Sell yer knife
lind i've cents under tho ticketwagon and you
arc Ill rEsht to go ia a. q child under years Of
age. That's finance, business, and fun all In
heap; end tho lrss thing to do u to wash yer
, 1877-06-13

Bosfnn tbtamsFrtus Bulletin,
Tto White Mountain Hotels arc open, aMtl
dy-ashlnk has comsnsnccd-ln the butter
dishes aud mIlk7jugs.
A foreign correspondent thinks, II tho Cxar
had brought Ills mother-in-law to The Danube,
sho would have made him cT0ss long before
now.
= They arrested burglar on the premises OF
Joseph Gillott, iu New York, this week. Why
should they arrest man for trying two steel
peuGl
Thase Ia general complaint that provision
dealers asc slow to give their customers tho
btnsdt OF all 0ycTStoekcl market. Hefp has
the crusade against dogs becn going OH for
nearly month. aud yet tho price Of sausages Ia
unchanged.
II hope you won't mention this rs coming
f0m me, SIR remarked u barber, AZ ho lu,part.
Cd delicious bit Of scandal TO q customer whose
eln he was shaving. "keyer fear" said tho
customer, ~ shall regard this sesape a. per-
1ectiy subrazor,"
W" said Miss spIeer. after yalnly importun-
difference between yuu aud Pullman coachs'
About dollar aud hail." said tho intrrro-
gated, thinking Of hts last trip to Ncw York.
Mo. Tbs Pullman Is palaee-car, and you are
acallous pa"
SNOW, Ul5sscs,'' said Mrs. drapt, ~ baye no
objection TO your dining With Ars. Guelph,
Arthur WcIlesley, or any other r. espectablu peo.
pc; but don't you come killing home again a.
o,slock tn the !nuEnlnR and tell NC you bare
BIN H. lodge 18th Wales.' It Ia too thin. Do
ypu hear MekH
, 1877-06-13
CURRENT GOSSIP.


IN THE MOONLIGHT.
Thfnkcst tfdn rA make tfe OF }ehlousys
No: 10 be ence fn doubt, n once 10 he resolved.
-Nhelto.
Yes, l WAS mad, wine .maddcncd, that night,
When, In the glaso OF tho hall. rooms light,
raw hef-tho, tho woman tint
For her Iove had held II but cheap Ia dte.
She caught my gaze. and, smiling, turned
To the man beside her. My hot blood burned
With derry flasher. W'as It wliled Or fatcd
should meet them tl.crc-thc woman loved. and
tho man hatcds
sho was mine until, IN an evil hour,
XScrorscd her patti, and the scrpcnt's powcs
or Ills eyes fell on her, and then lilo same
Oft'tuld story Of wptnan'H ahan1cI
The muelc rose In A yolnptaous swell,
And rong and laughter OH llIc soft ali fell,
Till my dizzy brain fcelcd meath tho wei1ht
or it, thsobldng patn, nnd the vcngcfu1 hate
That bounh my soul In an Iron grasp,
And held my Will In a mighty clasp.
Isaw her or, In his cirellng arms,
fnes 10 md fro In tho dsnee's charms.
With muddcnlng palm and a fierce despair,
turned and sought The nights cool alt.
Thctc. in tho moonlight stood aionc,
In ca1mcr mood, I'LL tue distant tono
OF a voice awokc mo. Goi1 was II Fate
That lurcd them thcrcf O tho triumph and bate
Tint thrilled my soul TIL my very brain
Rang with tho frenzy Of n Jealous paint
wotnan'e 1anRh, like songs soft swell,
Where The musical splash OF The fountain fell.
Sent the hot blood leaping like living hte
Ger my heart, pnletng high With Wild Gestre.
uodt why did they tempt NOR Ny whole soul
burned
With the hellah passion Of a lore hate. turned, .
woman's shfiek on the night ring ont
CRY for hcip-anl mans hoarse shout
trnmning Of feet-a rush--but The grasp
OF my hand on bis throat was like the clasp
OF Death. Yes, remember IL alt:
Something CLEANED In hs hand. p. :. Astsuegic
"a fail
And there, at my feet. In tho moonlight he lay.
The rcd tlde from his btcast ebblpg slowly asnyt
fc", was mad. w,nc. maddcned, that night,
When, IN tho glare ct tho ball.roon,'s light,
1snw hcr-shc. the woman thatl
For her lave had helI II but cheap to die.
OWEN n. WILSON.