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The Portland daily press., 1877-09-07

Music HALL.-Mr. Den. Thompson's imper.
sonation Joshua Whitcombe," in the play of
that name, attracts the attention which its
great and conspicuous merit deserves. Nightly
Music Hall is filled with large and admiring
audiences, who testify by close attention and
liberal applause their appreciation of this fine
ly humorous Characterization. Last night the
theatre was filed by an audience as noticeable
for its quality as for its size. 1t was made up
OF people who, from much experience and cul-
tiyated taste are judges of the drama. and who,
to use the current expression of the day, know
good thing when they see it,
The play will hold the boards through the
week. On Saturday afternoon matinee will
be given for the convenience of ladies and
children and of those visitors to the city whose
engagements will not permit them to remain
to the evening performance.
The Portland daily press., 1877-09-07

RKAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-The following
are the real estate transfers recorded in this
county yesterday.
Standish-Msrrett Thorn to VIM. s. Thorn,
80 acres for $4,000.
Bridgton-Jas. III. Richardson to Seth E.
Berry, lot No. in 18th range for $3.50.
Rush M. Richardson to Harrison Littlefeld
lot of land for $500.
Raymond-Matthew Benson to Jabez c.
Benson, lot of land for $1,000.
Portland-Frederick W. Clark to Georpe
Shackford, lot of land for $500.
Casco--Albert E. Nutting ct al to G. H. g.
H. Edwards, lot No. IS in 18th range for $500
Harrison--Caleb A. Chaplin to Lucretia
Newcomb, part of lot No. in Sd range, for
$500.
New Gloucester-Simeon Eveleth to Amos
81. Eveleth, 45 acres, for $1,000.
Otisfield-Jonathan ingalls, to Oliver N. Ed.
wards lot of land for 800.
Reuben 'Gilkey to Jonathan ingalls,. lot Of
land for S1Q5
The Portland daily press., 1877-09-07

LAST OPPoRTUNITY.-Parties wishing to
make this beautiful trip over the Sebago Lake
route avail themselves of this opportunity.
Also persons visiting the New England Fair
should not fail to make this trip. Steamer
Mt Pleasant will be taken from her route Sat-
urday, Sept Sth. Steamer leaves Lake Station
on arrival of trains leaving Portland at $50 a.
m.
Tickets for round trip good only one day
$1.5O. sep4-4t
ANOTHER invoice of those fancy trimming
braids with several new patterns just received
at H. 1. Nelson & Co.'s, 443 Congress street,
Harrington block. sep5-3t
THE best bargains in table damasks in the
city, can be found at W. f. Studley's, under
Falmouth Hotel. sep5-3t
THOSE silk pocket handkerchiefs at 90 cents
each are selling right smart at 81. I. Nelson Sc
Co.'S, 443 Congress street, under Odd Fellows
Hall. sep5-3t
HEALTH Lift rooms and Mason's machine for
sale, 257 Middle street, Portland, Me.
sep5-3t J. 81. GAUBERT.
FANCY wooden hosiery for misses and chill
dren. New and choice styles just opened at H.
1. Nelson & Co.'s, 443 Congress street, Earring
ton block. sep5-3t
A FULL line of all the new style frnges can
be found at W. f. Studley's under Falmouth
Hotel. sep5.3t
STUDLEY, under the Falmouth Hotel has
just received all the new fall styles in dress
goods. sep53s
WE shall open this morning the best assort-
ment of dress goods that we have ever shown.
l au22Stf RINEs BROS.
READ Studley's announcement of new goods
just received. sep5.3t
MoHAIR Repellents in all shades, at Rines
Bros, No. 255 Middle street. aug28tf
The Portland daily press., 1877-09-07
ASK YOURSELF THESE QUESTIONS

Are you respondent sufferer from Sick Head
ache, Habitual Costveness, Palpitation of the
Heart? Have you Dizziness of the Head? Is your
Nervous System depressed? Does your Blood circu-
late badly? Have you Cough? Low Spirits?
Coming up of the food after eating? &C., &c. All
of these and much more are the direct results of
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint and Indigestion.
GREENS AUGUST FLOWER is now acknowledged
by all Druggists to be positive 24O0 900 bot
Il es were given away in the U. S. through Druggists
to the people as trial. Two doses will satisfy any
person of its wonderful quality in curing all forms of
Indigestion. Sample bottles 10 cents. Regular size
rs cents Sold positive by all first class Druggists in
U.S. oc2Oeom1y
The Portland daily press., 1877-09-07

ANOTHER invoice of those fancy trimming
braids with several new patterns just received
at H. 1. Nelson & Co.'S, 443 Congress street,
Harrington block. sep5-3t
The Portland daily press., 1877-09-07

were the judges. The first trial was for land
side plows ond the following were contestants
s. j; Bramhall Worcester, Mass, horses,
Ames Plow Co.'s No. double pillow.
R. M. Oliver, Freedom, Maine, OK team.
steers and years old, w. f. Cameron
pillow.
Frye's No. plow.
g. Garter, Scarboro', 2 horses, oxen, Frye's
No. 4 steel pillow.
Henry Brooks, Concord, Mass, oxen,
Ames Plow No. 81, steel.
A. Warren, Westboro', Mass, 4 oxen, Ames
Plow No. "a, iron.
Mr.. Mitchell also used No. 3 Frye plow
with single team, as did Mr.. Garter. Five OF
the city teams used the Ames Plow Co.'s pillow,
George Marston used Shaw Brothers plow
Rufus Tibbets' horse team and Peter w. Ayers
OK team used Cameron's.
In the swivel pillow contest there were three
contestants, as follows Luther Conant, Acton
Mass Henry Brooks, Concord, Mass; Anson
Warren, Westboro', Mass.
The plowmen became SO much interested in
their work that they neglected to 90 to dinner.
j. J. Frye took in the situation and ordered
lunch for all on the ground, which was much
relished.
The blowing was finished at late hour in
the afternoon, but the decisions are not yet
announced.
Several pulverizers and harrows were ex-
hibited, but no committee was found to
examine them. D. M. Durham of Bangor
showed Randalps pulverizing harrow, which
did good work. 1t is constructed of wheels,
which being sharp, cut the sward, leaving it
fit for garden spot. There is seat for the
driver, whose weight makes the work much
more effectua. Mr.. Dennissn also showed his
chain pulverizer. which was very successful in
its work of leveling off the newly plowed
land.
In the afternoon there was perfect jam at
thePark, and, judging from the number on the
previous day, there must have been $1,000
people in attendance. Notwithstanding the
crowd, however, there was the best of order
maintained throughout.
The Portland daily press., 1877-09-07

THE best bargains in table damasks in the
city. can be found at W. f. Studleys, under
Falmouth Hotel. sep5.3t
The Portland daily press., 1877-09-07

Tickets for round trip good only one day
S150 sar44t
The Portland daily press., 1877-09-07

THOSE silk pocket handkerchiefs at 90 cents
each are selling right smart at 81. I. Nelson Sc
Co.'s 443 Congress street, under Odd Fellows
Hall. sep5-3t
, 1877-10-19
England.

Con ; n, 1S. OFT. Sos eaifI
.Ncu- Worlo." welhes BON 2onoon nod
Ncw 0prt nnierauess mar, 1T lpeaen Ell
ncr ON 8pro oussebrodeen Msuterel
in bic Sbsmie 5uriidsebrodt morosn.
Sic &dbdsfibrer wurhsr BON Gap ton
erldolien.I
Ser Oompfer uOleo" 1T in Sol<
mouth angefommen uno beridtct, oot
er g~espunaen murbe, Den Yro6men, ou'
,pcldem iih Der inter benz Numen
rGleopatru's Nabel" betannte Obelisi
beiano, anf Der 5bbe BON Sop 6isnis-
bcre i'm Glide aH lolsn.
(gpatsr.) Ser engliide Eamofe'
Sit Mauries,~ BON Mioolesborouge
mad galencia hcfimmt, bat 80. Wsilen
nSroli0 BON Terrol Spanien. oenprab'
men nit s%gleopatra's NabeI" wieoer er'
Ion9t.
, 1877-10-19

waItnns mar gu foIlipielis. Sic. betrns
hnrdi6nittlib $500 per SIG, uah Die
abeno. uno Sounta9s, Concerto ano bic
Mbenos8 eleudtunsen %foiteten ouBeroem
nod 9roBe Summon. Gs muroen bas
our@ 9robe Meni6enmaiIen binaejosen,
aber i'm Nnfana idlo6 mon an Sonnta-
gen Die @nstedung, uno mics oisle
id0nen ginnabmsn ab, wdhrenb man
thsure Mittuods uno Somtass Nbsno
Concerto gab. Gs wiro iiA ieoenfaGs
ia ben nddIen Woden entideiben. Oh
cine bi(igere 3ermaltuue uno cine leb.
bate 8elo' unter1tibuns burd @erfoui
bon aftien unb bur9 baare 8eitrdye 81
e%r3'elen iino. eoer ni9t.
@enoe1 YbiaipS belist tin Set
ulosen bon $500
8asaro Eab1or ioir6 nom
nNtbendnm" alS Der bei1e&enuer ocutider
2lteratur bc5ci6net. Der ieiblt in England
feinen 6iualcn bat.
, 1877-10-19
5nlduoi(bs Dspe(den.

81 a a r asSd1le. Ontario. II.
Sft. @ine iunae Dame, mutbma6lid
Nil. 5. s. Gdofido aus NcoOiOd, be-
cling Gelbnmoro. inoen Iie in Der porlet>
ten Nodt in ben Tlu6 iprdns. SIR
acidnam 1T nidt mieSer sefulloen nor
Den.
lebanon II, @a.. IS. Oftbr. Zine
< cbcune ocs Srn. s. &raus in DER Ndbs
oieles Srte8 biannte seitern Ibeno nie>
Der, Gieben Stud Tteb famen in oeh
Slammeu um. uno eire betrdhtlide
Suautitdt @etraioe ,puroe %5erlt0rt. Ser
lult eiwa $4,000.
YbilaSefpbta, 10. Oft. @essn
ben Srn. Sobn g. Morton, prdfosu.
ten Der .MarfetfroBen. 8abn," murbe
seiern elm 9aitbeiebl rueeen Wsinsios
ousseiteut. Ser &ldaer 1T 81. @eorss
.. 8iders, pripatistreidr oes 9errn
Mortom.
9eauenmortA &an., IS. Ottb.
$. g. Srasfer, YrdIbsnt Der .Gritsn
Nationalbaut BON Widita." uuroe ss-
1tern pesen unterldsifs gu 5 Sabrsn
3udtbaus perurtbeilt.
, 1877-10-19
Meutfe tfltgr. ptpsfbta.
Scr Rrice I'm Orient.

2onoon, Is. Oft. Cine BON Is.
bs. batirte Dspelhr Mufhtar Bolha's
ous 2ars qt1tsbt Elm, BOP Die Sanpf-
modt Der Siirfsn gum Hiidsu9c nod
sa,rs eeapua9en wuroe, pdbreno aara'
Ooe6 nod BON orn Siirfcn bsisst isln
ION.
(Mnm.-Die Strsitma9t, welds 9a'
ro,Doe6 beictt belt, 1T obne 3weiiel
sieieIbe,. welde noh rulliidm gerihten
sur rsbergote seSwursen wurSe duff
tar YnI1a bebauptet, niAt me0r ols
500 Mann perloren su boben.)
Cine Gepeide aug Surnn Ma0uret
melnet, baB Dos 8omburosmcnt bon
Blsnna Die sanae 2inie entlane w!soer
ouIoenommen woroe: 1T. uno bub elm
o~uoemeinss Srsjen i'll ausliht iteht.
.NulHide 9epeiden bcridten, BOP eine
,o,pBe Nn5abl Sirfsn bon Ylepna os=
lertiren uno bob Osman Ynido's Ser
binoune nit spfiu unterbrodsn tuoroen
1T. Golimon Yoldas son5e 9treitmeA'
lit bel Gooifoi consentrirt.
Mus Wari1au wiro semeloet, ooB I'M
rul5iIhen Yolen Sniurrcfiionen in Nus
5ihi Iehsn.
Ser Gdnee lin @dipta @alie liest
istt 8 SUB bod anb ale Spsrotlonen
1inb unterbrp9m.
, 1877-10-19
8ermil0teS

Sic permanente Muslst.
Die @elo.W erbdltniiie Der per-
manenten ooer intsrnalen Nusitsauns
beoiirfen elmer iofortisenO ronuns. ipsnn
bisieIbe bon fortbeitsben lou. Dos 1T
Die Mnlidt Der Muctiondre unb ebsnlo
bis"bsr NusFslsr. Die bisDsrise Wsrs
, 1877-10-19

|$12,o0o,000
DfrfAeruns 60 : Capital
pertreteu .Sura
THOMAS M. ALFRIEND s. son,
General ger6Aeruuss &senten,
go. 1, u. 3ebnte strabe,
tH o ND, Ga.
$4,000
pepsnirt
bel BEN
saabme.fer punE@irsinia
ais @iderbeit fir
NirSinier Holieen-Sababer.
Gbpmas 81. Mlfrienb uno Spbn
iino Nsenten
fir bic folsenbsn
reiben unb 3ubsrlaiiscn 0eieQi9aften.
I ASSOCIATION
OF PHILADELPHIA,
e%sgruntet 1920.
gerid)t Der Wia1je am l. Sanuar 1877.
Bombs unb 6ypptbefen unb
@rmnbmietbtn auf Gieen.
J tbum III Der Stabt Vptlabel.
pbia ,3e3, 632 "
Ser. gtaaten einsetraae Bombs 620,900 on
Darlsben Der Stobt ybitatel-
thtn .............. ..... 447,UuU w
6iGerbeitsn Der staet pbtta-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 11.172 rs
Oa>l eben Der Stabt Yittstur9
unb antsrr @tstts~..... 61,4sO 90
Darlsbfn bes Sr%simanrer Sem
pels, pbilabslpbia~.".."". 22,C00 90
0runb- @igentbunt -. ..."."... 57,l2O 10
gcnbs Don Serihiebensn Giisn
babnen nne anbsre Corpora.
ttDnen..".........-.... 355,S7U w
Iftien BON perlHieber Ell Gi(en-
tabnen une anbere Corpora.
tionsn...~"......"."".-" 432, 1924 50
Nngebdufte unb .nbe3ablte
Sutersdsn.............. $4,000 20
Waar SDrrGtbis unb In pdnten
BON Msentsn.. ..".""".... $1,000 70
$3,7s8, O95 "a
Mm 1len Snnuar 1876 betru-
aea bic MGsts:......-..... 1861, 932 81
.3unabms i'm Sabre 1S76.....$ 226,163 80
, 1877-10-19
0iroinia @taat8>@ a3etrf
tas.,a terausssseben BON
3obn 8. ptiu.
30. 8 3mSlite strafe.
Ri9monb,Y a.
aub1ertptiprS Hreifet
greiie Der auseigen:

SrSR,re Nn,eieen wtr On ifiatr tertdnet.
slht ct.r t~peniaer Bel rbtIben etnen Square.
Aue Mnsets.n Nnb I'm gsraus su Satltn.
Die 3eituua pi,b III 8itmune nab lint
.saef,b son bem 3rasern fir IS aents per
Wpde duseetraeen.
, 1877-10-19
@epr9e 0ibiDn. IT,,
(MadtsIeer BON 8egpss s. @ib1pa.)
g O.. 1901 90 al StraBe.

g o. 1901 Sc StraBe.
Smpptteur unb gambler in
alien Sorten Forselan- rrS @las.
@aaren, io,uie in ueribiebenen
Irten SauSbaltuussse~
rdtbi6after.
Sd babe fcetsn btrsft erbalten cine neu
Gorm @irtbidafts- GlaiGsn uno ale artsn
ron @ldier, 8riItau- 6l.lAsn, Gbampnsusr
@ldier, elm SOues enforcement BON Yierald
firm. gisbalter ooer WaIertibIer D&etrieer.
atprs." ionic cine erpBe Auswatl RON fyauj0.
Fi1tn une sxaiif4sa prsisgax.
, 1877-10-19
Neriicb @eieai.
gtr8inia
TeNer 1tnb marine
Derf6ernngsge(tu(Aaft
Capital S615,000.
offices: 1915 Wain GtraEe.

Dfsie &erFherungS. @sIeuida1t 1T f1pn in,
Sabre 1882 ms 2eben eeruien mnb bat it
tets als cine Der beltem unb liherfpn WeIell.
fhaften B ptelen uno lett ibrer Gntaebuna
81, 10000 fir @erIaite besSblt.
Ole bur119nit'It1e Disibepbe betrug IL
prog, per Mnnum felt tbrer @y' .nbuas.
@ir eriudsn @ae, mstGs G%eri6erunsen
gu MAIDEN babet,. in usle' + Office, SO.
1915 Watn Ctr, SprsuiW ben, Dber uns
bar9 bic Yrt 3u benabridf en-.
%. &. gotuaroin, Wfal snt.
moi samuel q. Wilis, GER.
, 1877-10-19

A Newspaper of the Pre-. Cit Timea.
Intended for PeOplc Now on EartA
Including Farmers. Mechanics. Merchants, RE.
f~essional Men, Workers. Thinkers, and all NHS
aer of Honest Folks, and the Wives, Sons, ~
Daughters OF all such,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-25
Helicr's --latest Joke.


Heller. Is Is well known, IL an invetcratc
practical joker. one evening of this wcnk
wallc his sister Was reading extra is from a
book hv the marvellous system OF for sight. the
magician warned thu auditors that If they had
hui better be q str we'd. Tor II could be- readily
scanned 10y Miss Heller. Passing down tho
aisle u few moments after THIS observation his
coat tails wrtr tu.s,d nj hy very linr- lOokin..
miidle-agcd lady who whispered something in
his ear.
Certainly certainly. madam. with pleasure. "
WIS the audible reply. And then placing his
hands on the shoulder of her male 'ompanipn.
Mr.. Heller demanded that VI - Heller should
read a letter that was in the grntnman's pocket.
the lHtt'r became obviously nervous over the
Proposition and would have left tho hall, hut
that the audience. comprehonding the situa-
ton. burst ont in roar of laughter and loudly
called for the reading ol the entire corre-
sponicncc in his poss '-son. This ludicrous
call WIS earnestly seconded 10y the lady. viii IA
aroused the ire OF the man: but. despite his
Efforts to appear indignant, he wis Obliged t.
contribute o. the general hilarity 10y hardly
suppressed smiles. Miss Heller during a ull
in the eX Element. gave the eliminating point
10 tho scene by reading an imaginary Letter ~
follows:
MoNn,Y MlRSiNG Nov ~
prAusr Gfnnei Meet me iy moonlight alone ON The
Common whom the ci'ek .tnke nine
This was too much for the victim. who amid
the yclls OF the imm"ns. aud en'r. started
down the centre aisle. closely followed by his
wife, who uer Is - .ppnd the pursuit for mo-
mcn To- thank Mr.. Heller. and then to give her
head an ominous suak ., and exc lain within the
airing oi all l. Is Just what expected from
the OLD IocelNerl"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-25
Didn't Want TO he DI-.ected.


For several years past the Junction or
what Is better known NJ Vaughan DIAMOND.
hAs been r. -url"I hy the enlOrod J. tp,, ae mo
theatre ot all nocturnal anitumaii ul ,sp.r-
mcnts. Mons 'nslNul ri n-liI unal reports. i"h
up IL far htl X us lSil 'liiiiyr 10 the ton
their headquarters in mat huIi.lin-. hlN'
sprrnd and iHt0mr cNas- rated iui' irull
among th" larliN~. tn aNiur' %, III. 3. ilro
of u mpn carrying ~H'e Up STAIRS, an. Mu!fli
was pul Shot In 'ha papers ~ thc time. add n
proui io d.. va. ear -ul iitlln. Now. sill TO
nr' idenial i'nth Of Oh '-r' man hy hANn ~
uri Hry rui ffW wo"h- ago, there - "a i't Z u
rN it"u. %. gfueu., the rll1 rrl pcuplt Two
men woro -liu. ing Lrar ihp junction. 'firl nt
the stops leading 10 th' medical d-s iin:
room. one WIS POLICEMAN, the other man
full of fun and eager fora Joke. nane VIM
is quito active IN political campaigns. ami ono
vino is supposed to know something NOR than
ordinary. came along and stomp d 10 tllh 4 no
iron ratings at Vaughan DEmonl Ihv
heard the following ronNer-rIon.
That's tho follow We want,
(Which onrf'
Tho hig.., i one; he Is worth $50; the doc-
tors viii give that tor him.
Why not take in III" uihorf
"Oh. ne ain. wanted vet, wait gin b. f'''l np
liit". Let's tax" III this one. You ua' iim.
you lr a policeman. Stup HIM while pdi INC
plaster on his mouth
The negroes. whohnl heard this inf,rmnilon
intended Tor them started h. move m Just as
they were stopprl. one spi II and I'D '- las.
as his legs wound carry him. Tn" ''rr WIS
caught aui invited To- - up stars Hn 7 'N q
friend. He refused. H. was imwrlun'dl - e
IN whnr" the hight WIS shining, II wits ou'l.i
g. -. so s2u ID cash II ne would - up s.aIs.
hutinr refused. Then. Wh n an uit 'Wi We uYNlp
e. take him bodily M stulrs, h" took n.S', ~
Ninth street. amt went yelling i'r H.i' '..ag
leap. The Same negro nuW wears W 'I h- tIr
MS young mrrlno, and NJ mooney rin w .n
hlm or any Of his friends To- lH-- lY o." IAl'
tun after people have Epnp 10 hrd'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-25


Old 81 heard something about the tclc-
phone md eni"avored To- enlightcn his friends
Now u" cOnNrnshun of man H. wuulorlul -
VIVA, ar de new lmproohm.nt dat DE foxes
well. ycr's hecr,i tcii ob de de iellesraf whar
runs on de wiar irum pole ter pole an talks ny
de tip-tap moshunf'
I'sr ~ ID dat t.
Den agin yer's hcerl Oh de fournocryfv dat
jcss amhcrtypos what De sporker says on de-
spot 10y the congregnshun oh d. fu-t prinscr-
writin' look2"
Oh. yas. OATS preockerpicd my 'tention.
We'll. dis heah tellerfone JOSS laws obor dem
all wu-s dan tniu water ter II" ciemphini Ter or
Tree pass do ODER crnwhn in onder tho kan
An. whar kin de tellcrfone do dat hit ar so
wy. yor joss goes long an sees or sorter
young woolin dinnah hell-yer picks HIT up.
talks IN d." big e"nd. dr .voic" trans omm -
htsclt long de wiah. an de- foxes IN de ncN'
state h'ahS what yer says jess same "a If
d"y wnz in de cdJnnin room wild de doah
Aw. 40 'wayl You's talkin' ~ ef yer
thought We niggers done loOs' all our gump-
Hts or BON fack-hopc ter die IF faint
Oar amt no hoodoo bout Is hzn--si !"
Look heqh. ole man. you wants ter go home
an hang er hoSs'sn92 oner W ears ter keep the
OATS nllus de way wild YOU niggers-nur1n'
amt nehber done fer yer dat yer don't try ter 70
back on hltl'
How ar dat"
kase lis heah tcefonc ar de prime 'spcn-
snshun Oh ProV'rdence Ter de- in 'iusivc benefit
ob de- cuilud race. Mhar's de- Us" oh han
un.rvarsitlosY Whar's de ynntiges Of high
tone cddicashun, when emmy kinder nielrr
KIN Jess hon"r IN der t"ilertono. aEertate de
outer town. Dots what wants ter kno' fun
dc sembly!"
The telephone was unanimously endorsed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-25
The BRIDES Homecoming.

W. 1--we In drat mems nom ~ ri,o.a,.
Who planned that stone seat by Tie old messed door
Facing the dal-N starred meadow"
a menu liht was Millr A. tilr Mluttr hulr.
Nhehit went down ihc Valley OF shadow
Who planted yon rose tree. heavy with snow
ot odurnus bud and ho,-omf'
Far hands that wore 'ulird Ton. years ago
over II snow 'cod bosom
who trod m ulc path past the old oak tree.
Down :" thH sweet Nnir"d river 90
" Feet that NOW rest boy the Jasper sea,
In tue peace ui Gods Forever
Who druk at the bucket that hangs from yon sweep
Rusty and messy AMI hrukruf"
Lips TIA the roses uNi tlP Nlulpts keen
Locked ~ dream uuspohon."
Who made the sweet song you are hummirr low.
one that was srpuichrud ages ago
Sin-lns ohl his hehfiuchs when sorcst'
who fashioned the hearth stone where sitting TO- night
. we sllhll insi" uur loves rlpencd complete uoss
onv li"sr long story ui lnlc nnd " hN,nt
Would poison the new home, sweetness
oh, my husband am too youui. too nan1
IT, dwell where such dritlldt fl .f-risN
pAlhng, all CHAMBER, 1T ne an I.n
WIN tapestry wrought by dead iHN- rs.
I'VE tread in the path Of by gone years,
Mid ghosts # tl' drih nrrAfInns,
Ia" Is sweet WIN 'V.t -'h-s Aud salt WIZ ttI iCtrf
And rich with thcW souls hnauons.
But love, sweetest WE, IS o,rrmoro new
child t. III, GIr.;s. iHid numuifaN.
A v.ild is he Alill amt iu.tNNr. MaiA S.L
lie enters to-day thlouAA these p1rta,s.
lie enters TO day, nLd he gees ont No. moe
Illi we Through the -iuuii AMI lnv siuir
Ps,s on TO the rralnso the .uuo brinIV,
Ana tell them our own sweet slory.n.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-25
a Violent Prisoner.



At Leicester Assizrs on Nov I, before
Johnson WAS charged with attempt ing To- muir
der Drteetiv" NeS-ry on April ~ last The
prosecutor went into "A shop 10 arrest tho prs-
on"r, when III" hitter drew u pistol and pulled
tne trigger, hui TIE weapon missed IRE. \
struggle "nsu"d, durins which the prisoner
drew knife and cut the teniuns of Ncss'y's
fingers. then aimed ut the drt"'tiye's throat
sev"rns two arteries close H. the IN sular VEIN
cut his other hand. and stabbed him in the
arm. Wesley stll suffers severely from his in
lurirs.
The prisoner. whom asked whether he had
any questions To- PUT, replied. What the -
~ the. good what IL m" good Of trying mo
when plead guilty. admit It; snntenrc mo
Inc whole proceedings are II - mockery
Inc polio" have arranged II already The
oner hnd finished told him he would do himself
no good by using such gross language. Tho
prisoner. howN"r continuing his abuse. the
Judge said You are charged wit that which
trying me-. wish | had cut his = head IN
lSrnsallon.l hay. pleaded guilty. ana il's no
us" trying me. You meaning his Iordship)
are inner. Sentence me. nm 60 10 =. You
know am sentenced already What is the good
O. trying person who is already sentenced =
The prisoner gesticulated during the whole
nurated BEAST WITTY tM surgeon " S0n of, Of t He
Derby Jail. was called. and expressed his opin-
lon that tn, prisoner was perfectly sane. The
murder, and while the Judge was passing son
tence he used language unfit Tor publication
stating that he would not hear him. He WINS
sentenced to penal serVtnde for life. and the
prosecutor was awarded f2O by Justice Haw-
klns IN order To mark his sense of his bravo aud
courageous conduct. the Judge remarking that
h. was an officer OF whom the county Of Derby
had reason to be proud.