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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-11
THE COURTS.
A SCHEME TO swINDLE MERCHANTS

The trial Of the suit of William C. Broynino
others against VIM. A. Smith and WAS begun
in Supreme Court Circuit. before Judge Lawrence
800 for goods obtained by Moses r. , -
is claimed through sgIndling scheme devised nv c
smith, aud other defendants, and not included 4,
suit TO obtain credit from merchants dispose OF the 49,.
and then fail Grow, either because he did get nj.
the plumber because he tired Of living In capad,
which be At first hed has become the chief wnes. ., a.
plaintiff The accused have tried twice ia Penn,
vsa without conviction, and there been one civil ne
tried there growing out Of the facts
Crow he tod the story yesterday clerk IN s,,
store in Addison ". Y He paid 81 a'week One Joh
told him that the best business the falling
money could be that than al any otbc, ~,
talked with Johnson and with Smith, and II w. 49,,
Mat he shoad go into business with johnson; that sm,s
should aid him in, getting credit and that II tho hr,
ness was profitable they should carry It on leo,,,
mRtcly. II IL not profitable they should get vh.,
goods could ad then smith sto1d seize them ana a.,
firm should fail smith wanted Crow 10 ret sorne bont
from bis father Offering - guarantee their return He got
his father and mother bonds n tho nominal vana
1900 but really worth about $1,000 and then By Sm,3
ayics put them envelope marked IL 5000 and sho
the bonds bis fathers cent % .et him buspe..
smith from him agreement FOR percentage an -
iaSlg ind snent for 5000. Crow and JohDson a.
opened in POttsyile, and other dT.ret
length the various ecls akc te 'reta obtained ts
disposition made OF the goods Meluwhiis Johnson ana -
drew Smith. under whose advice they actcd the SDr
STG smith said DE could not The drain
The Ourncd IN the Made % Cf0S noov
Mr. smith denies dl o. Crows stOry, except That ne al
vance money ana sell MN goods and take Judgment nots
or tben, which he entered Judgment and seized Crows
goods IN satisfaction
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-11
CARNIVAL ORDINATIONS.

Preparations for the Carnival next week are
in active progress. All intend to take part IN TIE
day procession are warned that they will au to obtain
places in the lire II they DO Immediately report to
Col St. Martin at the urteyan House and get assigned
TO their proper positions The ball at G!imOres Garden
i. to end the festivities of the day special ball floor
will be strlced and the whole building viii be deco
rated with flowers and the strange grOtesque images,
banners and devices which will freely mark the day.
Tho Kings crimson throne viii be raised above the cas-
cade at the eastern end of the Building After process
son in which those who take part in the trades display
the day parade and the tabeaus OF the evening wiz
viii strive FOR his favor by the fantastic srngcucss of
their garb. His Majesty VIII open the ball, hrst now
ever doing the hOnOlS of the occasion 10 lhe cg au-
tA0rltes present. GimOrcs military band OF 100 per-
formers will furnish the music for the marches, ana an
orchestra oi 100 musicians will take care that the
contain tGc principal features Of the day With additional
attractions Tickets at - are row Tor sale at
the hotels Already the number sold APP
plUaches 5000, Ul,h 10000 as tue limit. IicSets
private and Summer cottages may DC nad al
the Hotel Brunswick.
Most of the railroads and steamboat lines have reduced
their fares during Carnival time nom 40 10 90 per cent
aud many have put up the posters along the lines In
Boston, Philadelphia, Washington, Baltimore, and many
other cities parties being formed and Is
expected that the attendance OF strangers on the 10Th
VII be very great.
The DAY procession will form in the morning ~ Bat
terry Park. The OF march Will be NJ Broadway TO
TWENTY thrdst, thcn.e 10 Ffhaye., and along ruth
band The line OF march the evening procession has
yet been determined upon, buCt ~ understood that
Il viii be from priHClal point up town. do"d the lead
ing thor0ughfaSes as far, probably, Is Chon-squaie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-11
BANKRIPTCY PROCEEDINGS.

Register Fitch has adjudicated Augustus
seeey former Secretary OF the Goodcnoush Horse slot
Company bankrupt his own petition. His liabilities
amount to SllsO0O and the assets merely nominal
The principal creditors are: Estate OF George Doniso
10000 estate OF Aaron Scelcy, $4,000; l. +. Hoyt
$1,000; VIM p. seeey, Sll.5O5: North River b4nA'
II. 600 Produce Bank, $4,000.
The opposition to the discharge OF Edwin Rove ~
having been sustained. he was discharged 'iV'' '
ruptcy by Judge Bla,chforl on April H., q, p,.h,sn
The examination OF the accounts OF = > ppetiHter
whose ease IN bankruptcy has been ueIolo tUeS a.
Allou for the past year. was continued yts'' III
strarts OF the contracts OF the BROKERS "eIT Pa6c
showing the profits in the speculnilobs III ,t
and Great Western Railroad stOchsi III t5,.u SO
Mr. Bushnell acted a. trustee ID h.l,r ~ Me- BUSHNELL
testified that lac acted the hrst pr9A'I " ,n5
ami mat fhcir account began Oct ~ - 'it 'tu,'
lime D ISIS: duringtha time the lros on ,Ho S2SVu cue
Yi,. a,,',teI 10 about r3OOOO. An account OF sag
,ao"n iW IN March. 1879 IN which MI Bushnell
artrd as trustee for his WIFE ShoWe1 Il ptoht Oh
80 100 10. Joint account o. SAGE ana Ba'licL ron
a. NJ IN 1et g. 1879 showed oss vi 9%,of@ o.
81" - 1rrnuut with e. = BusLntu suo"t. a loss ol
~ ,as 10 Mir sage testified that Mr. BUSHNELL acted rs
irusc for his WIFE, ana that be was tnt "hy 9o VIZ
sniuaton vas adjourned until next fllnaS d. o'o'A'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-11
THE swEENY STRUCK JURY.

August Belmont and Henry h. Davies, the
ellsors in tho suit against Peter swceny, met yesterday
afternoon Ia tho Office OF the Commissioner OF Jurors to
select List of struck jurors John AcAcOn A j. Van.
Gcrpoel and William A. Beach appeared Tor Mr. 5geeny,
Wheeler ii. Pcckham for the state, ani Corporation
Counsel Whitney for the city. Mr.. VI, kcOn raised no
the Commissioner OF Jurors were not the complete Isis,
certified 10 the County Clerk, from which The struck
Jurors should drawn, but incomplete memoranda TX.
judge Davies sad the eisogs had no power u pass
that question. They were there 10 10 certain duty.
The propar officer presented them with tis Hot and they
mus. accept That aHi choose tine names from L. ar.
McEeOn said ne made the objection 10 proven, being
aftcrwaPd claimed that be acgUcsccd IN the list II wa
then arranged that the e.sOf5 should .cct ~ tler
leisure the Is names and send the ISIS roi later la
TnnrsdaX TO Inc counsel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-11
CONRAD BOILERS ABSENCE.
MEETING OF HIS CEEDITOHs.

The creditors of Conrad Boiler, the furniture
manufacurcr met yesterday afternoon at No. "a west
Twenty-third st. Among the most prominent creditors
were the POTTER & stymus Manufacturing Company
watson Karsch Il Co., Lorn mgorsol william H. Ogli'
vie c. 4 Stock tie Mechanics and Traders Bank, ana
f. l.. Smith The bills payable were represented TO DC
s52oI2 2i and the open accounts Fl ilt9 L. IL was
imDossbe 10 ascertain the OF the assets but me
general opinion Of the creditors that they would not
exceed 20 per cent OF the liabilities The division OF
liabilities could not be ascertaned exactly but some ap
proxIrnate amounts were rs follows Lorn InSerson'
so5 O0O. william O1ilyie 90 600; Merchants and Trad
rrs' Bank 81 900; = w. williams Sl,440; l.. A. BOyd
ii - AZ n (oi ... - 900; SurTrll & MarneH
~ los 70 The e. t.f.. .ppoiHted l.. iHUISoIl' y. J.
smith and T. Bottles committee 10 examine Mt bolIet
ahairs and report ~ n future meeting. ~ iii.
Mr. Boilers eldest present. ANA az every '1E
in his power 10 assist the creditors III reaching tI.i
understanding. lie stated that he did not know Wneie
h Ia ther was and believed that he bad gone away IN
tending be absent only until some settlement co4d o.
effected with the creditors The report ihis MIS-. T. "
Hcnkel Of No 1913 Sevcntaave bad gone away WIN MI
Boiler was founded only the gossip or the neRAOr
LOOd IL vas rumCr,d that Mrs. Hcnkcl was hbaAclay
cnbarra ssed and that OF her family on lelQhs
snew where had gone. Sho LETT the cry on me Gay
Of Mr. Boilers departure, but about Two hours carrier
Ii was stated by OF her neiGhDOiS IhaJ MIS- ieAr
had beer heard FROM and that she was III BOstoH Dul
she did not wish her creditors tO know IL.
Mr. Boiler il was stated yesterday had httcd up seven
houses for Fernando Wood ~ $4,000 caCn ana IT, WIS
not Apparent b. his books Wheiher or not ne had Dc
paid for this work He asO had fulfilled contract WIN
John McCoO Tor fitting row 0 houses IN seventeen
ST. but. mortgages upon these HOUSES were OlccIOseu
by the North American Life In alauCc company, 1it
Boiler lost everything that he had eNpenicd there. ihe
depreciation Of real estate - alleged % be the cause OF
hi cmbarrassncnts Mr Boiler had many lucrative con
tracts under the Tweed Ring.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-11

Officer Kelly of the Oak Street Police Sta
ton yesterday arrested Charles syhalu on tie com
plant Of Frank yahien, who is manufactures and
dealer in holdings amt picture frames al Nos Il and g
Eowcry. The charges embezzlcment and forgery
schaan has been employed for SIX years as cOecOr hy
3Ir. Yaleu lie was sent out Oh May 20 make some
collections, but dId not return. Mr. Fanlen called on
Wcdnt sIay upon \. ~ c. Kaufman ior payment Of BIZ
OF - 30 They produced receipt signed B NINacus
naile b Scaahn. COrbett q Campbell IN Duane IT,,
showed receipt Tor 800 signed year ago 10y Schatin
None OF the money bad been paid 10 Nh kahan. lnvcS
t,ation revealed THAI Stnalm had been engaged ~ a
yfnltc series OF entertainments for years ana had APP
prOpr!aed To his thousands OF dollars belonging 10
hi, employer The exact amount cannot DE asrurt2td
utl all the persons who have accounts with Mr. Naulen
have been visited The collector mad also repeatedly
committed forgery OF Mr. Nahcns Endorsement In order
10 get checks cashtd Mr. GTOhs VINO keeps saloon IN
Nssst was deceived bY Schan, ana put MS lntOrse-
ncut beneath the forged Endorsement of Mr. NaEl-n 10
checks for Ss2, Sll2 Sl2j, 500 ana $50 These we're
all cashcd ana the money Idld TO Schan IL W DC ar
r.IgucI in court to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-11
THE LEIru AND vELrMAY FoRGERrEs.

William II. Leith, who was arrested several month.
Ego for extn sve fUrgerfcs connection William ye.
man. was placed trial before Recorder Hackett IN he Conf
OF General sessions yesterday Yetmau pleaded guilty SON,
time ago. and ~ TIE principal witness against Leh In opep
ing tho for the people Assistant DstTictAuoney Bel
stated the facts follows:
In March. 1876 Leih induced Veltman. who was book
Keeper for Bryce smith, Wholesale liquor dealers At 40 q
FrOat ST. to cooperate with him IL scheme the firm by
series Of iorgeos. Velnan procured the blank ,hecks and
ink used By the rm and Loth forged the f % checks
amounting $40 II tile Merchants Exc4ny NaogI
Bank Veltmau drow the money, and LctI Go. 0ste VITA
the Union Company iu the oi hs Pear di
coyorv led ath and Nenan make large forgery Jurs
T. 1876 proceeds Of which they ut ldei b escape
that date they presented four OTg"l checks amounting
To Sl27JO
The fJrgures then discovered and Ih and Nelim1a
were arrested Ieh elderly Of dne appearance bu
Is SAID 10 q hardened cIimiHa, having served a
state Prison There indictments peldng against him
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-11
TIE FOETY-sECOND STREET RESERVOIR UN-
NE('i.-s AIRY

The report Of Commissioner Campbell of the
Department OF PGuo Works for tie first thee months
OF this year shows the expenditures TO have been 1927
600 -. In 1876 the payments were So s.Osl a; in
1879, $II4l677 80; in 1874, TlTJG72I 80. The IN
spcctOrs found that water was wasted in GOES houses
among the H. l69 examined The Commissioner states
that the old distributing reservoir az rtgsecundt aud
Fh.yc. II longer necessary. lie says: Its capa
city JOS only 2OoJO,OOJ gallons while The reservoirs in
thg CtutTi PARK hold l2JOOOU.OOO gallons The abau-
donmcHt of tae fory-second Street Reservoir will
merely seGulre hc rcdrranArMent of certain pipes
cost Of about $4,000, while saving -. 800 year
viii Dc elected IN supeTinteudencc and maintcnance
Tins reservoir occupies space 80 feet wide Fct-
by 800 feet deep, measured Forfeit. auI Forty
scvOuGsts, about - acres If Forts first st. should
be opened westerly from Fftnayc. 10 ACCOMPLISHMENTS
there would - lots Uf 100 by feet belonging
10 The city aud available for building purposes wicn
may be- yaued ut 81 800 600 should il decided TO r.
move the reservoir, the ground should M opinion be
added t. RcsCr' uirsquaic, ana the whole po; &C.
served public PARK. The dimensions ~ sucn A park
would be go feet by 4Jj ieet, having an area OF nearly
10 acres"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-11
DFClSIOYS-MlY ID.

vu,y,,re Court Cbambers-By Judge Barrett
SABINE AIT number of visits do,s not seem 10
HI. t-ued. The question ~ tie value "a p1 en- charge Tor
,,n visit ought take bat e ae. Each phyiusn can
AIT ~mith-S1ion granted and te plaintiff MAY take wut
OF iuuu-y Mater Of Gumani gm Hpt satisfied With 30
authority presented at least the Wiz should LaAo hote ana
An ounoitunty being hraot Metropolitan Lac lbs Co.
-uiliNtu.-luu Mad. NifLiut lif
consent iut there uOhlug prov ul tie t"r Of
OF thc equity redemption and those alo iof we zen.
cheney have not coscned ard thrown Frcunl srch
proceedings by tho general role Oi ar hinNn hsl cltr
sr,utel pfur.upy Motion granted.
a. 10 authority granting TINS order. ls sub
reference TIE ground
fraud IMMIGRANT Indusual savings Bank agi Tuly.-He
ort order for mcht made; allowance ~ 49,
fgtsen at. ~imp60nLcayc 10 he supplemental auSNor
granted, Hand act BronnerMouO- grnnted, Judgment
drred with allow ancc of "a per cent tucArs agt.
kcly.-Sotce ~ this Application should be given 10 10
Shr. attorney. Olwen CaAey.-lf neither Of The do
fand4ns absentee do not see how te pntin IA,
css led iy publication Futher IN this cass OF there
saro approve Of bond oersd Let be referred
10 e. II Hdrcth. Wctmure aet. WOosey. Motions Of tits
character shond not bo IN -uch actions The WI
have further ia Costs t3 denial
denied Matter Of Dret Report now COZ nmcd and
orderfo payment Thomas ID fec granted. Mater II
DUrer-I satisfied with The evidence which W. y.
Dufeo makes the claim Of 400 IJIr agree
meut 10 pay him. and implied agtcyu, harily 30
prcic OF understanding abpd par. eIsip OF othcr
business The next OF kin have not been LOted upon tao
record and upon the whole l do not feel Justiie a
m making Older especially tho condition of the esate
ColnsThe should be signed by all the csfeada0t
least by the Of the equity Ol rct npon those
liable the deficiency and interested ~ possible sutpl
otherwise the order should conform 10 thS ordinary tues VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-11
All TONG's WAYS THAT ARE DARK.

All Tong and sam You, or Charles camue'S rs
he calls himself IN this city two Cinnamon who for
merry carried tho tobacco business at No 1913 Pearlt
Their card represented they partners, but sam
You says Al Tong was reality only clerk in his
p!oymcnt n 500 q month. On April T. All Tong went to
toe Money order Department OF The FOstOilco and do
posted in the name OF Charles omuels $20, aud re-
c,iyod in return three money orders Of 40 each, pay
able to Hip Woo Coz san Francisco. Al Tong .oo the
money orders his and pat them ia tie boston, Of
hi, trunk On May he Went o. the Pcst-Otco and on
plausible representations got the money back supern
teHcut Pimlc, surprising him % ur 5lnur.S hiIS, IT.
Hin Woo * Co. waited reasonable time for the promised
remittance, and uiBg 10 q wrote tlnllIS letter
.t,us which Brought las dubu!n-AailtN iilt"rLidu
vile the PO5iOlhcc to learn the reason Tor tie
delay The records showed tntt Saaue,s WIS charged
with the money as returned, ana IN longs p".hdy "as
brought 90 light NJ. Piiuley, accompanied nJ Jit't
BlckWoOd went search 0I AE I0n-. -O, 10 appeared
h. been discharged by sam IOu, or 'ld,is. on My -
f,e day after Ue IN drawn the money. lie wa, iOuud
40 the Chinese resort 80. BlNter-,J., and taken 10
special ,,t Sharrctas office, where D." was cInIoutci
ny sam Nou ami an interpreter II. delivered }H c.E-
which hc violently asserted his muoc'cc lie slid that
De was partner o. sam A1-'> ANA tat l-e I"y be-
LOGGED 10 hin. lie had drawn o. fgcm TIE Io,toEct 10
Ia, tie firms Ind, bCdAg,s. " Ne pattr tenement,
i,e payce tenement" hr sa.d-Nrluiug that Dee 1Jt
paid the Store rent; bat the landlord was sent Tor ana
sad that An Tong had paid him any money. All
OF L- 1laatous, which were many, failed 10 satisfy
Fourth Precinct Police station. An HOng bright, in
gent, small, aud WHY Celestial VINO walks with
oNcry sHu5cr, and IS evidently well 'c:sru !u the dc-
VICES u the sinful Mclean man."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-11
THE KNOWN AND UNKNOWN DEAD FROM THE
TWO kINLRS.

The drowned man VINO was found floating in the
Hudson River "Wednesday 81 the foot Of Fiitysecond
has been identified Martin Flanagan lbOrr of 40 20
ChrUyst The body very mach decom;,ss ana WIS
Idoathoi by two keys which found IN tie
lie last Frt II, very much intoxicated and II is
sulPOs tuat HLo that condition De tell the riyer
Tie drowned WHO found wednesday In the
Hudson River 1t the foot Of Thirty rsts reco ar,ci
yesterday by his clothing john Dunlap boamsu " 40 has
becA missing since Apf T. It's thought Lo committed
suicide business had become yey duh he earned little
money.
Tho body discovered floating In tie Hudson River
on Wednesday night the foot Of Thilteent-st wa,
Yesterday Identified that Of Charles Centlair a
French coOA. lie had been clipioylnslt
Tor some time before ho disappeared il,d ofen
threatened commit sUicie Hr was iloDuned from a
,e,rrnfi1n clothing AMI There no doubt he de-
Ul-.ately b.. 4 the TiNFi.
tau. I,lg.a The tug sarah truily fouad cad
huItl. 80
about Old. WITH dIIA ElrNiOu black
aud black aud white
dirz DART uudcrkiTi. and eater bouis PLAIN gold ring
vAs ON one o She Euyrl. ~ her ieN hand
The dead body unknown wan was found floating with
n She CiaLLr tt-i a ia a Island 10
Iast.Eed 10 oil uU dooks "a Tie Island
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-11

q.
1t is past o, let it slumber in the dim abyss
OF years; t,,or v;rl,
in peace of healing tears
our land once more rejolcei r.,
God was not in fire and storm. WIND; Oou was
in e the still small voice"
Z.
Let us face the stcrncr problem OF 'hc hour
without regret: ..-,,.., cor,.ot
Re il iusfice to remember it is nober to forget
Fair with promise many-hued, the DOW Is
spanned on heavens ARCH,
And i'm ms restored the nation shall toward its
future march
HJALMAR HJORTH BOYEsEN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-11

OF Drawing in that institution. have sent acommunica-
ton thanking the board for its prompt acquiescenoe 20
the request 10 nominate such rs may add 10 tho
strength and efficiency Of the Faculty OF the college and
NJ t same time secure from the public respect Tor the
Instructions given" With the Wow Of aiding the board.
and expression OF their opinions they present 70 ire
board T. lie Clear emincnty qunlhcd FOR inc position
of professor This communication il signed by the Toll
lowing: VIM Page. j. W. CASTELAR,, j. g. Grown, VI I. H.
De Haas S. T. clifford r. W. Hubbard, Frost Johnson,
A. H. Wyant Geo. II. story, seymour l. Guy, Geo a.
Baker, j. f. Cropscy, Il. T. Church Winslow i9mgr, W.
m Heard u Huntingdon A. 4. Bricher, A. i. Bellows
within Hart David johnson. l. u. Bristol, A. Words
worth Thompson II. swain Clifford, r. Wood Perry, )rr
Chas. H. Miller, A. Bicrsiadt IL Is supposed Ino e'Cc-
ton Will take place Tonight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-11
PRELUDE.

PRELUDE.
Brothers ye whom ono affection and ono common bond
unite, -, -,
Who within your breasts have guarded youths clear
In whose lives Youths fair tradition fingers yet undmmed
Like an eyer,hsunting echo Of dear familiar song;
You give brothers greeting hail you by brothers
In your deeds Of toll and prowess rests to-day our fares
Our tscutcheon still untarnished gmmers brightly in
Bearing proudly yet the token of dear PSI Epsilon
behold amid our members whose voice with mighty
Has in Council halls rcsoundcd while land was listen
Men Who quaied not in tho danger wheE the Nations
Men whose bands with strength and wisdom guide the
rudder Of the state;
Men who own that larger wisdom that dscorns the mo-
Strong to heal the gaping sword-wounds that erewhle
VINO havs Stied he storm Of passion state 50 sore
BY the ranking hate and discOrd which the brotherhood
had Wrought
And wheroer my vision wanders down the misty ascs OF
1 behold our token flashing high DER human toll and
Ibchold Gpdmmcd the Iuster Of the diamond and tic
OF the hands that eer responded warmly to brothers
grasp.
Aud the vouths that come to gather tho wisdom of
the past IT, 1900 ,.o,.o
qronr their lives this bond friendship like bloom
ing wreath Saal ruO, ,-,. .
Making all the severed sections Of our land IL spirit one
:.
Much there is to part and suuder in the tmut Of the
Idle sri and views divergent tearing friend from friend
But sb"t the brwl Of factions shines sercncy yet the
sun; -, r,
And This day VIC meet as DIo'Nes-Dro'A''S Id 1S' Up
SiiOH
Listen then in this serener mood where passions voice is
still.
To lay pluckcd palc-booming shyly meath Morse
Fain nv voice would strike the larger chords whose
sound Is deep and strong,
That your hrarstugs long may vbrae to the measure
OF my song.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-11

..v,, cor out-preach men said Brother
ou ,',1,or Loni, that III ackuOW edge. But !
on "a ie sbirt off your back" Yet Architect Mnliet
s s,tb several better when lac swore the roof on
The New-YoTk PostOmce'
Tn rroposing TO make one dozen eggs here
- ~ ma siaie weigh pound and eight ounces
Me- unnphrey is doubtless ON the right lay. But one
mil stiil xtsts: Can the hens be made Ia shell ont by
,,Ie, can "A conscientious fowl Ice made yOlkfellOw
Win body OF which sets" ~ often ON porcelain
Innintes Not muGn. ON learning Of tho passage OF 80
ABSURD bl every Bddy IN the state will truss w and
pass ont OF the bainyard with vertical strut Eggs
actly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-11

Like a late-creatcd DclOs blooming on the
Oceans breast,
Rose tins virgin state Respondent from the
clOud-ICalms Of the west,
Dewy, warm as with the increase that made
glad Creations morn,
GuiltlesS Of the sins of ages, 10y the ancient
gods unsworn.
High was reared its shining portal, with broad,
hOspitablo front,
RECKONING 10 enrth's outlawcd children earth
ward bent by toll and want
Wide to hold the widening systems wherein
men Gods image wrought,
And a hcayen-lit vast arena for the noble war
OF thought.
From this freedoms fame assembled thoughts of
strong and mighty mold;
With tumultuOus rcSOundmS DER the tlmc-WOrn
realms they rolled;
And the old world wild with visions Of divlncr
things TO come,
Rose soul-thlillcd, to burst her letters, rose to
conquer martyrdOn.
4.
Brothers. when lift my vision DER the century
that IL gOnc-
See the surglng storm of action i'll It's pathway
sweeping OIL
Then NY soul within me listens dumb, in
aW5d humility,
Like some wondering child that hears the
sounding heartbeat OF the sea.
,.
Why recount the oft-told story, how the seed
Of ancient wrong
In this maiden soil was planted, how 1t bios
somed and grew strong,
Like the dragons teeth upspringlng into
growths OF swOTd-glit men,
Spreading death and desolatlon over hill and
dale and plain.