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ELDER GODDESS APPEAL.
should CommunIcant. PartaEe OF tho sscra-
nent la their Pewst

Is 1t proper, under the rules Of the Presby-
terrain Church, for members to partake OF the
sacrament while sitting in their accustomed
pews. or must they 60 forward to the com
munion table, This question was yesterday
before the United Presbyterian Synod Of New
York embracing also the Presbyteries OF Yer
mont. New Jersey. and Eastern Pennsylvania.
AZ tho third days session Of that body IN tho
Charles Street Presbyterian Church in this
city The question Was originally raised in Dr.
Sankey's church, in Rochester. in n meet M Of
the Session Tharhody first voted not to PASS
upon the question unless each member thereof
should be present. At subsequent meeting
this vote WAS rcscinded. Elder W b. Goodies u
member Of the Session. being absent. Again
wh"n he was absent the Session voted that com
muutRnis might receive the sacrament in their
accustomed seats. He appealed from this de-
sion Ia the Presbytery. and tho Sessions nc
ton was sustained. Again he appealed 10 the
SYNOD in session in this city.
Nearly the whole Of yesterdays session was
occupied with the question. and the result Is "A
decision that the Rochester Session had the
right 10 say that commu nicants Of that church
might properly receive the sacrament In their
ueWs. A further discussion is to be- had and q
decision moro comprehensive in its scope will
be reached.
Another question that is likelytob be haforexhe
Synod IL whether member OF the church mr. y
be held blamablc If he takes advantage OF the
legal fact that contract obtained undGr false
nretpnSes II void.
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FLIGHr FROM Az AsYLUM.
The story Iittie Johnny johnson Told Ane~
he was Found In Jersey City.

Officer Kearnan OF the Jersey City police
found n wrctchedly clad boy shiycring at the
Payouia Ferry yesterday morning with no ono
TO beiricnd him. An Erie Railway brakeman
passing. told the officer that the boy tad come
into the city on an early morning passenger
train. having concealed himself in some way
Then Onccr kcarnan asked the boy how he
had crawled under seat in the pas-
scngor coach His name. hc said. was johnny
Johnson. He was nine years % ago. and
had run away from the E,mirn Juvenile Asylum
with another boy. Johnny was taken t. the
and a slice II watermelon were found in his
pockets hut no money. The little fellow WAS
not talkatiN" but little 10y little IL was lrar>~i
that he has no father or mother. and that no has
an uncle. a farmer. who lives near ElmirA. His
employment In the Juvenile Asylum was 10 cut
wood ana To pick up stone in the felds. His toes
stuck through his shoes and his hat was n
wreck. He said that he was 80 miserable and
unhappy Their" that ne and boy about his age
deternined Ca run RwAy. They walk Il to Corn
INK. a few miles distant and boarded the PMS
NIGER ears unOhserNcd. H. supposed tuai his
Lee hnd seen nothing Of him since they got on
ia" cars.
Johnny was n sturdy looking little fellow and
SAID that lac was not hungry. although he mad
He had no ideH what b. should do when they
started. johnny WIS given good meal. and
Immediately aftrrWurd lie concluded that he
WIS homcsck. But his travels hal hoen too
much for him. and a little after dark he fell
peacefully asleep in his cell in Police Hendquar-
scy city This morning and Will probably BE- sent
back ID llmirn
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CHILDREN IN 4 PANIC.
Two simultaneous tries that Startled the
Pupils la school II.

mischevous boy went close 10 the door
OF Grammar School H. in Forty-seventh street.
between Eighth and Ninth avenues yesterday
morning and gave one u his most diabolical
shouts Al the same minute little Mary Tufts.
about 10 years ~ age was walking up the aisl"
% the primary department assembly room. and
felt that she WINS about 10 tall with ono Of the
faintlng Hts t. which she T. subject. She saw
her teacher near her, and 81 sped ON, Miss
Fay" There wore nearly ga 1usand children
"a the room. between ana IL years OF age, and
tuos. nearest Mary thought that she said " oh,
trc' They started 90 rush out. Tor they heari
al the same minute the shout ~ the wicked boy
on tho outside. and panic followed.
Some 81 III 0-e nearest the door escaped 10 the
street and spread the rumor that The grammar
scho1! was ~ lire and the children locked in.
Parents in the near vicinity ran to the school
iouse and found a fire engine there. Mrs. :
tiuskey had requested u police oilcer 10 guard
the door AMI admit no outsiders Il regulation
which causNd great Indignation on the part 81 Il
tlroug of weeping mothers on the steps OF mo
luildug. In the mean time the PANE IN me
sch lni room hRl been entirely quoted. Inc
chilirnp had ad returned 10 their seats, and no
one % them suffered any injury. The Principal
hud them sing song Ia uulri their nerves, after
which uoy were sent Ia the recitation rooms
mad the anxious parents wore admitted to the
huii.nR. AT tho time o. tho panic there were
about 900 children in the room. about 600 in
the department. and nearly 1900 in the build
lrg II is said that the building can bee cleared
IN Two minutes and a half on " fire drip days,
when thr children ARC not excited.
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ITNANCLfL AND COMMERCIAL.

FRIDAY. Oct. 4-P. M-The ~ elk market
opened heavy to-day at decline Of \ 10 50
cent. In prices over night and further declined
= To ~ y cent for all the active specialtes ex-
cept Lackawanna. which held its own obsti-
notcly. although quite largely dealt in. Michi-
gan Central and st. Paul preferred each fell of
IL y cent 81. Paul common, y cent North
western. 4 cent; Northwestern pre-
ferred, :. = cent. aud Lake Shore. =
cent. these stocks. with Western Union. be-
ing the prominent speculative features Of the
day. well defined raid was made against
Lake Shore for the purpose Of depressing its
price and those OF the other popular stocks and
the effort was likely TO prove very profitable.
when. after midday. a new element appeared in
the field. having opposite interests TO protect.
and the market Immediately underwent n com
plete metamorrhoss. first becoming firm. then
strong. and closing up in a condition Of buoy
ancy which carries conviction that the power liz
In tho hands Of party who look 10 higher
prices on which to realize contemplated profits.
As n rule, the highest figures were current AT
the end II the day. hut in exception the 81.
Pauis were fraction On from the opening
prices. Canton, which was conspicuous for its
nse yesterday, soh TO-DAY ut - and nj the clos, the
stock was held Tor ~ Among the other outside
eciaucs kansas faciho wa active and strong. hut ST
Lous ami Iron Mountain quiet amt steady ri,as
The gold market Was hrm tlOo's slUo sa,s. closing
INNS the rates pal for the use Of gold ~
reish exchange was steady at s4si for eodAys ami
Mony loaned as high a.4 y cent and A. low as az +,
cent "n call hY,.pes paper was quoted "a, : cent 800
bushels aud shipments, HOGS corn receipts. ls4.l7s
Milwaukee wheat receipts sono shipments sn
1ulcdo wheat receipts ss0n shipments, sJ,Ou, corn
receinis, 100" shipments 90"
LOWING were the s T. N closing prices
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MtTTITUCK's NEyy CHJRCH.
Its Corner Stone Isid nv "The Church
Builder" the Rev. Thomas Cook.

The want Of a Protestant Episcopal church
at Ma,titu' X. Long Island has long been felt.
and several attempt. have boon made 10y the
townspeoplo TO obtain enough money TO build
church "Gin,c. Those ATTEMPTS were un-ue-
eossiul. however until a cOtnmittoc waited
upon the Rev. Thomas Cook. the President OF
the Associate Mission ol suffolk County He
Is known ee The Church Builder" Bv the
most inl"id gable industry nr. Cook has al
ready buzz iAttr tAur. lies. one ia LIyDr Lrad
nuothrr Ia ukuANcn. and ~" third IN Farm
incinle He WIS Instrumental o $50 in the
huliing ~ tho ciul D. uu Shelter Island. In
o, sponse The wishes q the Nait.tu.k rrS!-
dcnts. Mr.. Cook al once set about Obtaining
Subscriptions for the proposed church. So sue
ctssiu was he tNai last week thr .urdations OF
y neat it'll" church wero com pl"tei. md yostcr-
duy ,,clgymrn from all parts bi me island Vis-
Ued MAuitu < aud psril'il ted in the ccro-
monica OF having the corner stone. Already
one-hnli the amount r'Gu'red 10 complete the
church h.- been suI -,rti,.d Tho NV church
is 10 be callcd the Cuur' IA IL the Red 'cMer.
Tie site -e.e ioi = one OF gr-i beauty.
l}lns southwest 81 ths rniIr"ad s,luon, Il is
south aud lake hniitu i on the north Reauu-
ful shlGc trees surround II. and yesterday. us
The Rev Mr.. Cook stood on the spot. trowel in
hand. addressing multitude representing
every town If She SURF .unlin.. country. Il soft
sea breeze played with his silver locks and
~. O'clock = procession WAS formed Ia the viii
la.e. IL Woyed toward thg spot IN the following
order; SUNDAY school. congregation tho Build-
mar ming around the lvundatlon all sang the
PROFESSIONS hymn beginning. Onward.
Christian Soldiers, With an accompaniment by
an organ standing on n raised .at'orm.
A ter tue corner stone which bars upon IT.
,,aee NO GtoS- e. e. am iRe ini,ripiion A. j.
Key. pr. John Paddock. Of ST. Peler's. Brook
iyn the Rev Dr. r. 7. Cornell the Rev
Btooslyr' ana the Rev l. ii. Saunders VI the
HOY II4L4tJ. tlCchl'lA
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High Omc'ais Bribed.

The attorneys for Anthony De Gricr and Carl
j. rracct tho importers changed with having deirauded
the Government IN paving customs revenue. AMI Nth
having conspred IN Get important documentary evidence
by hrbing high Federal officials appeared In the United
states District Attorneys office yesterday 10 have new
bondsmcn substituted tho>e taken Tor their clients
At the time o their arrest On Thursday Assistant
District Attorney Zero snl that n was not fair
to give the names fuV gentlemen offered AS
buni,men. Then pruu'ri' was situated In Texas,
and the too important Ia take as bail 49,
curity Wild lands Of the value ut which nothing was
known herr NJ icrO sta T. for Washington
To- consult the authorities there about the prosecution II
tho suits high Treasury olncIa who ranks near John
sherman nRmed the nh, tor Ot the Conspators IN
getting possession ~ the evidence against DE Grc Co
Judge Garter oi the District Of columbia, who rendered
some sort at service which he failed a. l pay
mentioned the INST di~ooNerer at the alleged COS
srrarN startling DEVELOPMENTS promised on Tues.
day when the examination Is Ia be held.
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a, 90 essH Io western .prns wheat extras. saeoe
( Siasaso, Xxx an" and XXX, GSss 81 DO sn MINE
Southern bakers and family brandt, 81 8 $50; souiSefn
sfsaS Corn mesi.-we',efn &C. ssicss1 rs brandy.
81 75as2 whcatiecd si9eti0 v ton; rye feed sl6@si7
CorTos-ycry irregular; spot. 0c lower for upiands
and lac higher for guls middling uplands iOHc; do
gulis, lO4c. sales 43i bales
PaovslossMess pork on the spot in good demand and
nrn sales So, bills at g. 75@S0 10 Tor regular to choice
brands but futures depressed offered at ~ IS for No
Nenber and - ~ for December. Reef and beef hams
entirely nominal Bacon and cut meats nrm but quiet
at late prices Lard opened lower hut with good de-
mand closed slightly dearer; sales et5 tcs Al 81 $50
s662s or prime city and 81 65sf6 72h for prime West
ern And for future delivery 60O tcs, closing at 81 10
fSo7h Tor January. Dressed hogs 1905 &c pigs 5{c
buter IN large supply; creamcnes. 2@27c Cheese
GRaM-wheat rather hrncr for Western growths. es
recialy white. but less active; sales 3s 90 bush in
Guiding n. sprine edc.; No red winter, siasi OF
amber 81 OIceSl O4h; No. white, 81 O01,; No / do
sitrst irS; red Canada $iOitsstIO2 the latter Tor
early arrival; No spring, s'sesc No amber 81 Oe
white 81 M for October and 81 Cs for November; No
sp,rng, s'c Tor October and No red winter, siooIS
tiOAsfl o. for December Rye-stae quoted at oOes
6ic, ahoat load Of No Western sold at 5ec Barley
s ana as St "a, s2of SSms nS spa
es7c for white including No graded at 2V2siic for
mixed, and 2YIsc. for white; also No white at 27c
The sale included line Of 10000 bush No white at
xhc Indian corn In but moderate supply and nrn-
OF; sales on the spot le7QoO BUSH at 4s@isi4c. for
lower grades 4bSoc ior yellow and siasse Tor Ishi,e
GRocsRis-Conee was dull and depressed; Rio down W
its@ gold with sales 1870 bags private terms;
Molas,es was a. e and unehanged Porto Rico s2si2c
s.s 9Sei snh upehHnssd fsr to goo refining
nned, SAsssac.i aud standard " A" &c.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-05
TWENTY-EITE INDICTED OFFICIALS.
Excitement over the Alleged Frauds In War;
rem County, New Jersey.

BELvIDERE n. j.. Oct. 4-There Is great er-
element over the indictments FOR the alleged warren
County frauds There was remarkable scene In the
County Court room here when the twenty-five indicted
men were arragned. They all bail for the
December term except Dr. J V Madison clerk VI the
Board OF frceholdsrs who yetin jail The men who
gave hail for alleged crimes against the county are 10
"ph Cornish formerly state SENATOR II indictments
Cherries Straier - Indie nens. Jacob stone Jesse
, tarhaft a.Nh u n sweeney. john " Dean, in
iitiWcufs. Juiut uAlIhN and John u Suker "a Free.
9Nd"ts Or II Con II iuticimcnt'. VIM Osborn and
joss kius Ilf fh4inr., john owens. solicitor VI
III, County A. Cumming and Edmuud Tee, cN County
collections q - Hulnu q H. Trimmer and Samuel
fromc. fnorhou-e St,wArd
oi The Indicted rmlhpshurg ofncials 7 J Titus, II.
HaetrrtN. and Jtsse tafhart have been MAYORS How
ART Mclhck Tax Cole tor sud Wm n Hun Frank Nc.
n,rmlntt Aml D = llnlLArl Nmuna Illnen. - -
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Rather Lose hi. NJ oney than condone Crime

PROVIDENCE. oct. 4.-James Is. Er,kine and
Levi Diamond, who were arrested yesterday emerged
with iorng names warranted deed OF real estate and
pleaded not lulty were bound over In the sum ~ $500
each 1t seems Joseph n card of CiEnstoL advertised
ms Piece for sale and pa0 ed an The hand. Of Erskne,
real state broker Ershne found purchaser IN Levi
Diamond. auu ru-cl 81 .l1l for HIM ou mortgage a.
WIN II runs Tho decd was duly 'isnci and acknowl
edged money loaned ON the mortgage, ana the mortgage
nul lesd were recorded Auerwald II was discovered
mat the signature, nud nckn1w lolements 10 the deeds
wore forge rios mt t Mr card hat sold his place
some p,I.uu- i,r,nnatod Nj card and wiie Mirn the
acknnl. lrdpmruts Wrrr taken before the notary Pro-
rl.nl. lOohiur fnn ,uiurrom~ were made hut Mr. tuns
rtrrr o. JOS. he nuu.y and brns inc gully lcis0ns
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Hrtt.-vAN RENSsELAFR.-At - Johns chapel.
Geneva \ y Oct 8 by The Rev. Henry Nelsnn. dec.
Lawrence Hun Of Mornstown. } to Elizabeth Rut-
gers. daughter at Graft Van ksns~ lAer.
LEON-GOluBEHG ON Thursday. oct g. In the
office Of the MAboralty, city Hall. By ms Honor Smith
Ey Jr Mayor Of ih. city Nj Louis Leon Of Cleveland.
OHIO 10 MIS- Lydia Goldbors daughter Of Mr. Ehas Gold
berl OF Bsrnchen. Prussia
hcklNLEf-CRAkE -On Thursday. oct 3. at Philips
Memorial church, by the Rev. Dr. Alexander. ~ Frank
Mckinney 10 Ia N daughter VI l. T. Crane. ksI, both
OF tins city.
sCorT-HIGGINs At ~ Peters Church Perth Am.
hoy. n j. Oct. ,, by the Ksv Dr J q prinnm Francis
harkoc Scott to Lucy PArkman daughter VI b. PARK.
Higgins Esq
sIEBER-B ASKs.-In the Mayors Office CITY Hall,
fri'ay, Oct T. 10y his Honor Mayor Ely Mr. EustAch
Sicbcr VI Washington \. j. to Mis- Gertrude Banks.
daughter Of William Banks ESD. OF Kent England
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An Alleged Assam, w,,h vitr,ol

Mary Ann Gloch. wife of Puundmaster Gloch
of Jersey Ciy. before Justice fcuuhct Yesterday,
accused OF throwing Nuiu into the face o Joseph
somers her neighhor The families quarrcllod some
and the carried before the irAnl July
This cnLttrrd the strife. on "Wednesday blows we're
exchanged and Mrs Gioh II Is alleerl threw the con
Nrlul bottle over Sunes, Whose lace anl neck
terribly burned AMI his lett eye destroyed Mrs
GIueh saNs n was an ncchenL She was non Tor mai
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Justice Pratt Yesterday gave judgment OF
separation In tine sm for limited divorce Of Mrs Jane
MORAN agt. Michael A. Aorganto whom she wasmarred
in 1867 Mrs Morgan keeps a boarding house At Ia
Washington street and alleges that size mas been beaten
nd k ked by HIM aud that he has ph~ned her cothes
ana even her wedding rim. for liquor The husband ~
tc posed no deonce The two children were awarded 10
their niOthor
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Spttml Auiltts.


MAKES HAIR GROW ON BALD HEADS
A PUZZLING MYSTERY.
AYoUsG GIRL DISAPPEARS
WAS SHE
GUILTY. OR NOT GUILTY.
Strange and Exciting story.
Ssrfrrp
GUILTY OR NOT GUILTY;
DORA FINYRs WORST ENEMY,
ny MRS M VICTOR.
viii be ready Next Monday. in the
NEW YORK WEEKLY
Among the Dramatic Scenes presented are;
A STRANGE DISCOVERY
ELoPEMENT, OR ABDUCTIoSi
THE LOVERS AvowAL
STRANGE BROTHER
THE SEARCH FOR THE MISSING uEIREss
Don't fail to read No ~ of the
NEW YORK WEEKLY.
FRANCIS 6 STREET. up,,,.,,r,rs
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WArGRTowS, y. Y. Oct AFTER brief III
ness Judge Robert LANSING died at his residence here
last nlht ar"l ~ years lie represented This district IN
the state Senutc from 1881 10 1886 and sHt senator in
tir Court Eriur, lie was again elected 10 the senate
in 1873, and Nhs also Judge OF the County
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As Charles c. Moore. aged 81, of Manchester.
n H. jumped from the ~ o'clock train from Hunters
Point at Jamaica, yesterday afternoon as the train was
nearing the depot he was struck by the Locomotive Ol
the ~ o'clock tram from flatbusli RYrnuV which was
ne airing the station on another traeA. lie Was Killed
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FRIDAY. Oct. 4.-FLoUR AND MRAL-The
market though quiet wasrathsr sienaer for AL grades
was iuy 25c. lower We quote No n bbl 81 iOGf3 10;
superhne State and Western eS.+O1$375, extra stAs,
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Arrfved-FRIpAY. Oct
SHIP Tollington. Robbins. Belfast
Bark Ncic Moody. Earl. rralee.
BARK kidarne. Olsen. Barcelona
Bark Luce Fclugo. Dublin.
Bark Kong Sverrc, Nielsen Barrow.
Bark Mida. Omanscn. Barcelona
Bark W. " Thomas. Boyd. Cape Town
Bark Meta Brock wOldt Breckwoldt. Padang.
Brig Ru1ela Smith Mctullorh. Ncwry
Brig Hyperion. Williams, Guantanamo
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALsAEAc-Tms pAy
sun rises. ~ sun 81 Moon sets IL 10
HtgH wArER-rI1s
candy Hook. a. GOV. Island. 80 Hell Uate.. 81
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Walking match fully illustrated IN Und~ as GasIgh'
cut to-day. Price ~ cents -S"-
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New York agents for all newspapers in the United
states and Canada Advert. "a, 90. forwarded daily.
ULO. z. HOWELL A GO. ~ slruce 81
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CUISINES Hotties.

Ensintss N0Iltfs.
Carboiine
MAKES HAIR GROW ON BALD HEADS.
There IL no Sweetness In "a Kiss,
Unless your teeth are just like pearls
Then would you share its trembling bliss,
Use sozoDONr At once sweet girls
For II alone gives to the mouth
White teeth and fragrance Of tho South.
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Dr J. A SHENMANS appliance and curative retain.
ana cures ROiIl RE without The INJURY OF ~ truss
Pamphlet with Ihotgraric hkene~-es of eases before
and after mailed ior iUc once 25I Broadway.
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Dy cling and Cicaning.-rhe New York Dvoing AMI
Printing Estahi-i ucu Staten Island N c- e- Duane
st. 712 nroadwly $40 eh av. New iork los rierr pont
~, Brooklyn. Established 81 years
faii style. Pine siih Hate. ssa.so; worth 81.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-08-17

WIN should they call tho beautiful ,Ia
.inrer . girl Of the period, whe" S"o
don't make q full stop
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-08-17

v,ul the line of Mr.. Tavel\an'S
",rlpn stream, the dryest man in
That car could have put out con.
tlagration by simply leaning back
AGAINST the house that was burning
and before the car reached the next
corner there were four we'll defined
suits for damages fixed up against
Mr.. Trevelyan.
By this time Miss Donovan was
pretty thoroughly convinced that the
manipulation of garden-hose re-
oui,ed that broad Judgment ana no
rral education and shrewd insight TO-
to men and motives that belong only
to the a,istocratic classes, and she
dete, mined to resign her position
forthwith. She went into the hall,
CARVING the nozzle with her, and
spreading desolation and dismay
wherever she went. whist" s!'e
shouted. as he torrent drenched the
hat.rack. "Martl,er !" she howled,
when it knocked the globe OFT the !.
hail lamp. "Misther Treve'yao =
she shrieked, "where on the wide
world is the shopper 2" And then
she bent over the irrepressib|e n"z'
zle and essayed to stop it with he'
finger. The howl of dismay that
| followed this attempt brought the
startled family up into the hall, ant
in less than three minutes every sea
in the house was taken, standing
room all gone, and tho play declares
a success.
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2o&trp
Hamlet to Himself.

oh that this too, too solid flesh would
melt
Thaw and resolve itselfinto a tub
Of iced champagne. ..:,o
Or that the everlasting Sun would sh'he
In Dana's office altogether, or throw
Some light on Butler wandering eyes,
IIh nshaw oh shucks how weary, stale,
flat and
1-n,rotitab,e it was for Mrs. jerks
To write John Sherman's letter tor MN mn
So truthful man! So gentle to Ellza
Al to rive her a rest on a bran new sofa,
Until She told the visiting statesmen
How the Bulldozers made mince meat OF
Not to speak of that five hundred dollars
worth
OF ereenback consolation
And vet six months-six little months,
Or ere those Sunday-go-to-meetins shoes
NO. los. and brought on time from
Denny O'Brien, Wholesale and Retail
Dealer in ~,
Roots Shoes, Bird-shot, Head handker
chiefs
And Patent Medicines, Delta Louisiana
We're old. with which she followed !.
Dinkgrave and Brewster to '1'ar'or "A
ST. Charles Hotel, -.
Married an ''uucle"-an aunty Kepuoll
can,
To 90 and join gibbets
With a Democratic Uncle
(Oh God! beast that wants discourse
reason
Even DR.. Mary Walker.
Would have put on breeches,,
!, Turned lobbyist or taken the lecture ne
If she had been EllZa)
But blast her Ethiopian carcass
To go and let the cat out OF the Dag; -,
IN Claw John Sherman, and all becaus
Brewster turned savings bank, and
- Paid her dividend of fifty dollars
- Out of five hundred.
N -Vicksburg Commercial.