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IoI,n Wilson sn Caurt.

John Wilson, who, as VIII be re-
membered, shot Charley Thompson At
Woods Theater, arrived in town last
night at 10 O'Clock. He was arraignsa
In the Police Court.
VIM. Pugh, Esq, his attorney, made
an application for another continuance,
on the grounds of absence OF important
witnesses. He especially desired The
appearance OF certain man named
Hogue. The Prosecuting Attorney oh.
jecJed.
A private talk was then held between
MIR. Pugh, Mr.. Murphy and Judge WIZ
son, after which the prisoner waived an
examination. He was bound over 20
the Grand Jury aud his bail fixed At
81, l,OOO, The charge being shooting with
intent to kill. Bail was promptly fnr-
nfshed by MIR. Fred. Anderson.
MIR. Charley Thompson, the woundsd
m an,was in Court this morning, looking
very pale. He says that he 10 stih
suffering from nis wound and that he lIl-
tends TO prosecute Wilson to the bitter
end.
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THE VALUE OF A WEE -"How do yoa
get alons?' sald wIle to her husbant
fn the midst of the panic. "Oh, I shah
weather the storm, but l wish / had 4
few hundred dollars more." Don't ' On
wish y GU had married rich wife!' saia
she. in teasing way; then going TO hsr
DOM, she returned with rather morn
than the amount required in United
States bonds. "Why, where in the woria
did you get thIs?" said her husband.
"Weli, my dear, You went 10 u chaEe.
pagEe supper seven years ago, aud on
your return, finding navigation around
the room rather difficult, deposited Aat.
shoes, gloves and u large r0M OF bank
bills on the carpet. l put rhe money
away and waited three weeks or yDa %
inquire il l had seen it, when, hasfink
you were ashamed TO do SO, invested
1t, and here you have it," The moFal
is--well, we don'G know what il is. AN
less that il you will get drunk ami lose
your money, do it at nome under The eye
OF your vile.
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Stealing Surgical Instruments.

sented himself as Dr. Hall, from st. Louis,
went into Dr. j. P. Judkins' place, corner Of
Race ana Longworth streets. He introduced
himself to the latter, and after brief conver-
satlon went to the bath room. After remain =
ing there brief period he came down and left.
Judkins discovered that he had been robbed Of
three cases Of surgcal instruments. lie noti-
ned Detective Ampthaur, who soon traced up
the goods One OF the cases had been checked
at the Burnet House, where DR.. Hall had
registered in the morning as DR.. Homer. The
remaining cases were found at Sol. Martins
pawn shop, on Central avenue.
Ampthauer this morning arrested Hall alias
Homer anu locked nim up at the Central Police
Station on o charge Of larceny.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-03
Local Person ais.
The following resolution was adopted:

DR.. s. w, Craig has been appointed d
Physician of the Sixth District. and Dr.
Z. ruerK Of the Twelfth District.
Gen. Allen T. Wykoff, of Columbus. is
in the city, making arrangements for the
consolidation OF the Cincinnati and Co.
lumbus Pension Agencies.
MIR. Clement o .kamp has been electe
President of the Biological Society, ia
place OF Mir. E. kenbrecher, resigned
Mr.. S. FL. Burton was elected Director
in place ot.sHon. Fred. Hassaurek, re.
signed.
Judge Wilson, while sitting on the
high chair in the Council Chamber, re.
marked in an under tone this morning
EVERY time l send a prisoner to the
Work-house think l am the President
Of Council appointing the committees.
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LATEST LOCAL,

FRANK GRUPPENHoFF, an honored member
Of the Knights of St. Martin, died last night
OF dropsy. meeting of the knights will be
held this evening to take action upon his
death.
ADoLPHUs BAKER, aged thirty three years,
who lives at No. 1874 Freeman street, was ar
rested this morning by Officer Mcfarland on
suspicion of stealing piece OF brass. worth
perhaps s., which he was endeavorlng to sell.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-03
Rumor Contradicted.

National Associated Press to the star.
PROVIDENCE, r. l., July s.-fhe re-
port that VIM. Il. Reynolds and jeffrey
Hazard, well-kuown cotton brokers and
spectators, had failed was baseless and
without foundation in fact. The sound
financial standing Of both gentleman Is
undoubted and unquestioned.
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Ex-President Grant.

LONDON, July "A deputation of 4C
men, representing different trades,
called on Ex-President U. s. Grant al
Consul General BadeaWs house to.
day and presented him with
an address, welcoming him to
England. lmpromptu speeches were
made, to which General Grant replied
Alter the speech there was an Informal
exchange OF courtesies, and the deputa.
tion then withdrew.
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Announcements.

The s ciety Of Natural History meets
this evening.
The Irish Rifle Team win attend the
Orphans picnic at Cumminsviile to.
morrow, and compete for prizes.
The Shelter House at Eden Park viii
ae open to the public July A, and re-
ffeshments will be served In the best OF
style. A display Of rockets, Roman can-
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NEW YORK CITY.
The SMl uGRlers.
National Associated Press to the Star.

National Associated Press to the Star.
NEW YORK, July 3.-Developments il
the recent smuggling cases prove, OIL
investigation. to be most alarming. 1t IL
believed it is one of the most gigantic
frauds on record. 1t is said one mar
makes affidavit to having smuggleC
over sixty bundles of silk, which will
amount to about $500, 900.
Attempted Wife Murder.
John Geary yesterday afternoon
struck his wife, Ellen, Oh the forehead
with a hatchet, inticting terrible
wound, from which she still lies uncan
scious. G AIRY. was arrested by an off
Ger, who entered the room and found
him with the hatchet raised above his
head about 10 strike her again as she
lay on the floor, but blow from the off.
GERS baton saved her life. Geary wae
held to await the result OF her inju-
ries,
oakley 8. Barker,
grand son OF the late Commodore Van.
Uerbilt, who is accused OF stealing Miss
Lizzie Weeks watch and locket, valued
al $500, was up for examination yester.
day. Barker is young man of good ad-
dress and appearance, and has grown
upin.a wild and careless mapner. His
mother, who Is now Mrs. Laiste. having
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les, and blue lights in the evening frss

dies. and blue lights in the evening frss
to all.
The Indianapolis, z Cincinnati q LafaT-
cite Railroad will sell round trip tick
cts between Lawrenceburg and Ciuein-
natl and intermediate stationa Tor The
Fourth of July at the regular Sunday
excursion rates.
Preparations are made for the basket
picnic to the camp meeting grounds
near LOvelaud. Excursion rates ara
offered both by the n. & @. ana Littie
Miami roads. Hon. VIII. Cumback wtii
deliver an Grafton.
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The Courts.
COMMON PLEAS.

Philip Kiehborth against Lewis H.
Bernard. A proceeding to contest the
Office Of County Clerk. The case comes
up on a motion to dismiss the appeal on
the ground that the notice Of contest
and appeal was not entered within the
statutory time. This motion was filed
on the part Of the defense. On tse part
OF the plaintiff a motion is filed to cor
rect the appearance of the docket entry
OF the appeal, and OF the fling Of the
papers by the contestant so as to con-
form to the fact OF the actual time OF
filing, which would bring the fling with
in time.
James Griflths & Sons against Philip
Hinkle. An action to recover balance
due under contract. In progress.
A. +. Hume against Christian Kim
singer. In this case the jury rendered
verdict for the plaintiff on note for
50 l16.
George S. Blaney against Richard Fn-
dor. In this case verdict was rem
dered in favor of the plaintiff for $11l
for work and labor done.
After the Atm inst. Judge Longworth
will not try any cases where bo5h parties
are not ready.
PROBATE.
Coroner Stitch was appointed admin
istrator Of John Gaertner, the man who
murdered his wife last week. The
estate of the deceased was returned at
500.
To-day the will Of Mary Graham was
adm tied TO probate. with Thos. villa
as executor. Realty, 1000.
f. Fficke was appointed administers
n n M
realty, $2250.
Drunkenness-John Dugan, William
Peter, George W. Crane, VIM. kenyon,
50 and costs; Mary Shafcr, 20 days:
Jonn Gallagher, 10 days; Mary Stout, 30
days and 500; Jas. Smith, dismissed.
DIsorderly Conduct-Christ. Strafe-
meyer, continued to 10Th; Lewis Big.
meyer, $3 and costs; Ann Doran, 80 DAYS
and $50; james McHush. 80 days; jacob
Schultz, Seth Evans, John Hefferan, %
aud Gusts; John Dennis, $25 and costs:
William Keete, America Cognill, Viola
Coghill, dismissed.
PesiL Larceny-John Llwler, Thomas
Cunningham, Kate Mantle, dismissed.
Michael Flynn, 80 days and $50; John
DIgan, 20 days; W. Kabery, 80 days and
$40.
Assault and Battery-Frank r. Frey.
dismissed; Josiah Frey, $40 ana costa.
Miscelianeous-W. Kabery, forgery.
dismissed; John Wilson, shooting %
kill, bound over; Fanny Baker, cutting
TO wound, dismissed; Chas. Bush, grand
larceny, continued to the 14th; John
Gaertner, muruer, dismissed; Fred.
Hooker, embezzement, $50 and cosss:
Go. Walker, peddling without license,
dismissed; Aug. Achtermeyer, incorrig.
ipi!ity, continued to August 8; Samuel
Zoelier, abusing family, continued to
the 17tn; Dan. Hogan, robbery, bouaa
over; Mile L lwry, street walking. 30
days; Josephine Mansfield, same lOdayss
George Irwin, fugitive from justice, dis
missed; Charles Wilter, resisting on
Ger, dismissed; Sarah Edwards, hafbor-
ing lewi women, continued to July 3s
Ellen Lotus and Annie Stringsr, va
granoy, dismissed; Henry Mccoy, ia.
cob Gain and Belt Sabbye, aiding ana
abetting prostitution, dismissed; Juhn
Il. Daily, contempt, dismissed; Inomas
Mckaie, alias Thomas White, o0mm0h
lh 81, continued to June I; Jonn Heais.
vagrancy, House o. Rsluge.
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Arrived Gut.

National Associated Press to the Star.
SIDNEY, N. s. w., July 3.-The bark
Sierra Nevada, Capt. Voerner, which
sailed from New York, March 10, with
emigrants, has arrived at this port, be-
ing the. second arrival from New York
with emigrants.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-03
Board OF Public Works.

lu0 Doplu Lh s0SSlOu,
all the members present, and President
Bell in the chair.
The following resolution was adopted:
"Resolvcd, That tn City Solicitor report the
proper legal steps to have the franchise Of A..
il, Jones, in Route l3, declared forfeited by rea-
son Of nom use. the track on Hunt street being
unused, and iJ being public obstruction"
Mr.. VIM Kirton, superintendent Of Water
works was directed to prepare an estimate OF
the cost Of laying water pipe IN Rachel street
and ascertain who on that street will take the
water.
The superintendent Of the Water works was
instructed to lay water pipes on FOrtman
street.
VIM. Waters sent in communication offer
Ing $lOJ for one years use Of the Columbia
Wharf, First Ward. Referred to Mr.. Cald-
well.
Mr. Robert Walton was appointed inspector
for the Improvement Of peete alley.
The following was adopted:
"Resolved, That the City Solicitor be re-
quested to report the legal steps necessary, to
require the StOrrs u Sedamsville Street Rail.
way Company 10 run cars on that portion OF
the promised route between Millcreek Bridge
and along Evans street, or vacate the same"
Adjourned.
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FOR sALH--RHAL ESTATE.

TOR SALE FARM - Good farm OF 97X
i acres, situated u smiles from Williams
burg, In Clermont County. Farm in good or
der. Will sell on VERY EASY terms. A good
chance for any one desiring it to get a- good
homo. Address b b. S., Star office, 30 Val
nut street, Cincinnati, o. jy25d&jy27w-tf
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A man was so much interested in his
newspaper the other day that be read
1T upside down all the way home. Hs
was slttfng in street car, and q lady
stood in front Of him all the way.
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Cincinnati & Westwood Railroad

Tomorrow (July A. trains on the Cincinnati
& Westwood Railroad will run as follows:
Leave Glenmore's (Westwood) at 5:55, 7:1O.
s;35 ana 10 100 A. NJ, and l2:i5, 2:35, 400 and
1880 P. NJ.
Leave Brighton at 6:35. 500, 9:15 and 1880
A. NJ, anu at 300, 3:l5, $3.50, GAO and 800
p NJ,
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FOUND.

T7OUNU-GROCERIES Fire crackers, &c
Il package: torpedoes, Sc package; tin fruit
cans SOC Il dozen; e lass jars, Csc q dozen; self
sealers, 81 % per dozen. TH0RNBURY'S, 48
East Pearl, al West Sixth, anu Locust and
Park avenue, . ~
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Banquet to Ex-Secretary Robson.
National Associated Press to the Star.
TRENTON, July IA grand social ban
quet was given last evening to George
Nj. Robeson, Ex-Secretary Of the Navy.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-03

The total amount Of gifts presented IA
the Pope during the recent jubilee, frDu
France. United States. Ireland, Italy
Spain, &c., 10 nearly 81. .5o3. 900.
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THE LATEST
A Distinguished Surgeon Dead.

n DIsCHHBuhsMeU SURGEON UeAUs
National Associated Press to the Star.
BALTIMORE, July S.-ProIessor Nathan
R. Smith, distinguished surgeon and
medical practitioner. died this morning
at his residence on Saratoga street,
in the eighty-hrst year OF his age. He
was we'll known as writer in medica al
journals, and published a voluminous
work on Surgical Anatomy OF the Ar
teries."
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WASHINGTON.
Special to the Star.

Special to the Star.
THAT WHITE SULPHUR CONFERENCE.
WASHINGTON, July 3.-rhe story of a
caucus of Democratic politicians at the
White sulphur Springs is fabrication
which never had any basis OF truth.
Politicians 60 to the White Sulphur
Springs, just as they go to Saratoga,
Newport, or Long Branch; but the an
nouncement of special assemblage
or conference there is an unquali-
fed falsehood. Senator Ransom, OF
North Carolina, and Representatives
Casey Young, Proctor Knott, Governor
Walker and L. T. Crittenden are now in
the city, and they all say they know
nothing of the pretended conference or
political movement, and regard 1t as a
myth. 1t is believed that not one OF the
candidates for Speaker will visit the
White Sulphur this summer, though the
general company promises to be large.
THE BRITISH MISSION.
1t is known that Mr.. Victor Drum
mond is Charge d'Affaires of Great
Britain at this city, vice the Hon. MIR.
Plunkett, transferred to st. Petersburg
Mr.. Drummond is Secretary of Her
Majesty's legation at Brazil, and has
been acting Charge dAtaires for over
year to that Government. He is now
In London. The time of his reaching
here is somewhat uncertain. Mr. Plum
kett expects to return to England about
the 18Th OF August. Mr.. French will
probably be temporarily in charge Of
The legation. 1T is now deemed prob
able that Sir Edward Thornton will re-
turn in the autumn TO resume his func-
tions as Minister.
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Third Edition
CELEBRATING THE FOURTH.
No paper will be issued from this Of.
flee tomorrow, the Fourth Of July.

Fair or partly oIoudy.and ,oafm weather,
and possibly local shoaoerS for the ne1t "a
hours.
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FOR SALE.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

TTTANTED-Ir KIN WN-That Mrs. Beck
w will reopen her Private School on Mon
day. July 8, at l59 Central avenue, Newport,
Kentucky. Terms moderate Its
VIZ ANTED- ATTENTION, LADIES-Kid
w or pebble goat side-!ace shOc., 81 95 per
pair; button, %. Custom -made. and every
pair warranted. Star Shoe Store, 2iS Central
avenue, corner George street. je26-Tt
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THE OLD WORLD.
National Associated Press to the Star.
RUSSIAN ADVANCE.

LONDON, July "a dispatch from
sistova, dated Monday, states that after
three engagements with the Turkish
forces, who were defeated with great
loss, the Russians advanced to Tirrova.
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PrOnlOtIOln.

National Associated Press to tine Star.
WASHINGTON, July 3-Gen. French,
30 long and faYorably known in Califor-
MIA as commanding officer OF the Second
Artillery, has been promoted to Colonel
Of the Fourth Artillery, Woe General
Roberts, retired,
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What the PresIdent Save.

NEW YORK, July 3.-The Graphic's
Washington special reports the Presi-
dent as saying the Southern question
is no longer sn issue; that he 0id what
he thought was right, and talking will
not change that which has been accom-
plished. AS to The order diyorcing
ofice-holders from the political machine
management, the President recently
said ne expected trQNbls on account OF
IT. and that it would probably cause the
loss Of some votss TO ,be Republican
pay sRs s. wo"a 11 snoos Wtads, IL
gard to persons, and osuse the dismiss sal
OF the first otfice-hoider who violated the
order,
, 1877-07-01

COMMANDMENT ALONG TIE DASrHE.
LONDON, June 3D.-Tele:rams from various
points on the Danube gave the particulars OF
frightful bombardmen:s along that river.
ECsTcuUK.
At Rllstrhuk, the German Consulate was
destroyed By twcnty-tour shells, the French by
three, aud the Austrian Consulate was rlld1cd~
The military hospital in the Jews quarter re-
ceiyed seyenty-twoshells. They fall everywhere,
and no spot can be considered safe.
On to Wednesday the Turks had thrown COO
shells into Giurgevo. However, though tho
streets aze plowed up and houses bored through,
not more than Que house In twenty or thirty II
seriously injured
slIA2P-5HooTtNG.
AtO1tenitza Gen Ehrcnwortn, ofthe Eleventh
Infantry Division, va, shot through the shout~
der By Turkish sharpshooter from tho other
side Of the Danube.
s1sTovA.
4 dispatch from Vienna, dated last night,
saws: 1t 1t il pcrslstentlr announced here thai
battle has been raging to-day below shtoya-"
DUMMY FLEET.
An Oltenitza dispatch, dated Wednesday,
saws: This mornings operations have been
successful. An attenpt WIS made to unmask
the Turkish batteries By launching feet OF
eight boats loaded with dummy soldiers. When
the feet rearhcd n,id-strean,, it drew the fire
from thousand rifles and many Cannon upon
itself aud the Russian c1rthWorks-"
RUSSIAN HEADQUARTERS.
BucHAR1sr, Jtne 31.-Thc Cxat has taken up
bis quarters at farm -louse cal.c1. the Dracia,
near Turnu- -Nagure1lL Thehcadquarters III the
f,~nnl npte N,.},,:ea haa },ecn truuA1errHu to
sistova-
, 1877-07-01

- BATTLE AZ pAToCM.
NEW: YoRK, june IA telegram from
Trebixond 3aFs: '>Tl.n Turks On FRIDAY Is
saul,ed and carritu the Russian position AZ
Batoum, achiey,g great victory Tue f's-
sians retreated after q severe battle, and with
great loss cf men,"
TERR0K1EN.
LONDON, June al-A letter from Erzeroum
SAYS the Tur';a collected at Van for *he defense
of the country have struck terror into the w!:o!e
district. The streets Of tho town itscn 1e-"cf!t'
their violence aud disorders. Thc 4an'etAan
missionaries have taken refuge aboard s;aa'l
pleasure boat On Lake Van They lost about
The lake during the day and sleep in come se-
cluded place At night
THE KEKps.
Another letter gives all account of ontraees
anl plundering by Kurds throughout Artnehi1'
which the authorities :4rc unable Ut Gn"lnng
TIE FL, ,nr1sG At zKws.
LONDON, June s0.-A Russian official dispatch
SAYS: After the Russians were driven uom
+na foremost positions ne.I levin, On To z0*a
, 1877-07-01
" iN mrdn T7,nym
HI LIE fllViia,
lmnortan+ Ra++|ae Eo,,xy!,,
Maa~ za,,,;, ao;o
Giurgevo Badly Riddlea by Shells
from the Turkish Batteries.
A Heavy Engagement Said to Be
in Progress Near Sistova.
Russian Vessels in New York Trans
ferred to American Merchants.


4AE T4AA4lNt AAtu4 LEW4N.-
[By Cable to The Chicago Trib4ne-1
LONDON OFFICE OF TIE Ca1oA0o TRIBUNE,
SALISBURY STREET, w. c. June 3o.--Tho
engagements which have taken place Mt and
about Zcwin, the headquarters Of the Turkish
centre in Asia Minor, since the Goth inst,
are evidently Of great importance, far greatc-
than thosA at Delbaba aad Zc;1iran, iou:;1.
by the Turkish right The Turkish position
there is one OF great naturll strength. It i;
situated on plateau west of ZGwin, md
about 1000 fcot above the Chansu, from
which the ground rises gradually for about
mile, after which the ascent
Is MORE DIFFICULT,
and in many parts almost scarped. Thd
plateau extends about two miles, with knot
some 150 feet high in the centre. Th'
plateau is at the junction Of three roads
from Ka1s, and is about eluidistant from
Delibaba on the right Turkish line OF defensal
aud Olti On the left linc.- The entire Turkish
forces under Moukhtar Pasha consists, nccora
ing to the last accounts, OF seventy-nine bat
talions, 5000 cavalry, sixty field and forty
two mountain guns.
, 1877-07-01

LIE SAA*Ao4A4 olo4AI LIZ H1A-a14TA441-1A AS
SUPPORT IT.
EBy Cable to Tie Chicago Tribnne.l
LONDON OFFICE or TIE CHICAGO T1IsuSE,
SA1wBun1 STREET, ". c., juno S0--The
Examiner, which is usually well informed,
fays to-day, that "it was expected that
special yota Of credit IN addition to the reg
u1ar army and navy estimates would be asked
for by the Government on Monday. No
such request was then made, but it Is
in the highest degree likely that it
will be made before Parliament shall be
prorogued. We apprehcnd that Parliament
will show the utmost and most unanimous
readiness to place sufficient funds at the dis
posal Of the Government, if it only bo made
clear that they are agreed upon wise and
definite policy, and have. distinct concep-
ton Of what it is that British interests 1e-
quire."
, 1877-07-01
PHOTOGRAPHY
ARTISTIC PHOTOGRAPHS

c.D Moaher l. Co. have opeuei she.F down. town
1'o.31r. Gallery nor heast corner SUE aad dsn
nr4t. ptutograIhs had Letter give them
raii cfore xpiuE elsewhere Children specially.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-10-06
Selert .puetrp.
APPLE GATHERING.
Fosa he Golden Rulc.


There is gold in the orchards rare gems of all hues
10" hanging from branches, or ripening In dcws
There arc pippns and russets, the "red checks" Sc
roInd,
PearmAins, and ripe Royals thick strcwing thc
In June they were blossoms that frightened the
world,
With maniies ofpromise flung out, and unfurled-
Thro' the long days Of summer, slow-ripcnlng they
hung,
Till the sun in his setting rcd lushes had iiung.
Der cheeks that grew deeper, as down the low west
Day woke with his kisses pale night from her rest
TIL now red and golden reflected in faces
They tempt us with glimpscs of leaEhidden graces.
They seem like coy maidcns deferring our fate
TIL We daily a season, and wanting yet wait.
but the Ftostking steals nearer then cruel, yet
kind,
We pluck their ripe beauty away from the Wind
BE lively now, youngsters" " the farmer commands
As he mounts the long ladder to hiscaf hidden lands
TIL now they fall qulckly-when missing his hold
And patter and chatter In showers ofgold
On heads and on shoulders; tilllaughng they shout
troop Of boy soldiers put quickly TO rout
o boys, and master, in sunshine 30 rare!
The fruit ye arc plncking from orchards SO fair,
is the same that forever we pluck through the years
From trees of our living, in sunshine and tears.
sun russct and golden are type ofour days;
Aud our fruitage IS hidden in the worlds binding
maze
When the harvest draws near Us meath branches
low bent,
Shall we gather In gladncss with spirits unspcntg
And again in the orchards child hands shall We raise
Meath the front and the frultage of lives full OF
- prnlsc2