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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-09-12

w II NH 0AOuA WY II u 4N1t
roads.
2 Passenger train going east connects at Davit
Junction with branch trains arriving. IT Port
Towards stages for Virginia. Eden, Fairview
Beleit, Canton, Harrisburg, Flandrcau. Linwood
Big Sioux River, and from leaving Portlandv. lie
at rs p. M. connects at Davis junction With
train going west.
S: ktEik Point With stages for P,rca, Neb.
and Richla d, D.. T.
4. At Vermillion with stages for Lodi, River.
side, Turner. Bloomingdalc and Finlay.
s. At Meckling with stages for St.James.
6. At Gayville with stages for st. Helena.
L.. At Yankton with stages for all points
southern and western Dakota, and North Nebras
ka; and during the season Of navigation with
Missouri River Transportation Companies !. ne
of steamers for Randall, Brule, Pierre, Sully
Rice. Bismarck, Stevenson, Berthold. Buford,
G i1ansno and Se1 % + eG PM sSs Rgsc & R Riss.s with
This 10 the only Direct Route to the
Black Hills aRo =
GEO. +. WHEELOCK, 0sn'I 8uDlrintsndt
A0en1.
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Condensed Locals.

Street lamps Will be lighted tonight at 6.IJ
p. m, and extingulShed at 4:}D a. NJ.
From j. c. Parker we have the New York
papers in advance of the mails.
John 7. Butler. of the appointment bureau
OF the Treasury department., has had leg
broken by fall from step ladder in his Of
fee.
Saturday night, in an alteration corner of
9th and streets southwest. August DeShard
shot VIM. HarTigan in the left groin, prOduc-
ing flesh wound only. The ball was extract
ed without much injury being done. Deshard
escaped arrest.
Thursday last James T. Porter, alias Hoff,
who is known in police circles here as having
assumed to be secret service employee. was
convicted of forgery ana obtaining money
under false pretenCeS at WilamSpOrt. Mary
land. The punishment in that state for this
offence is not less than two nor more than ten
wears imprisonment.
Miss Eva Mills leaves town for New York
next Tuesday evening To sing at large must
Saturday night Lieut.. Kelly and his officers
falded an alleged gambling establishment kept
by q. Pugh, aud arrested Pugh and seven
players.
The Negro American Society have deter
mined IN commemorate tomorrow evening,
the lUSth annlyel Sary OF the death of CriSpuS
AttuckS, the cOlOred man shot by British sol
dieTS AT the Boston massacre. Addresses will
De made by Senator Bruce, Marshal Douglass
and others.
The blowing officers have been elected by
the American Debating Club: Starr Parsons,
president: lie Roy j. BOggS. vice president
VIM. Edwards, secretary; y. Ii. Lewis, treas
urer: VIM. Keen. critic: JOS. +. Bishop, ser
geant alarms and librarian: NeSSrS. Post
Brown and ShTievely, executive committee.
This morning Justice Walter rendered his
decision in the ease OF Mr. O'ConnOr agt. Miss
WalIridge tnCticed in the STAR OF Saturday,
in favor of the plaiHtih against defendant for
so to be satisfied on the return of the loaned
field glass The defendant, represented by
Mrs. Lockwood, it is expected Will appeal to
the Circuit Court.
There were but II arrests in the District for
the "A hours ending ~ o'clock this morning.
and diSOrderlieS.
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GEORGETOWN.

DEATH OF AN OLD F1sHERMAN.-"Capt.'
Richard Ellis, a well-knOwn old fisherman
died at his residence on Water street last
night, aged 10 years.
CALL ACCEPTED.-The Rev. Robert NJ Ba
ker, of HOpkinsville, KY, has accepted a call
to Grace p. +. church, and will probably take
charge of his new field by April l.
PERsoNAL.-Rev. Father Connory, bishop OF
Ireland, is guest of Georgetown College, as Il
legate from Pope Leo Kill 1t is said thai
Father COnnOry is to receive a cardinals cap
ROBBERY.-LaSt Thursday night, Capt. San
ger, living at No. IS Market street, had his hal
sacked of clothing, umbrellas, canes, &C., tC
the value of so.
COUNTERFEIT.-C Counterfeit 10 cent pieces
have been discovered by some of our mer
chants.
GRAIN.-By rail, 400 bushels corn to H. NJ
Talbot 400 bushels do. to J. G.. x j. NJ. Wa
tiers. Corn is quoted at 50 to SIC.
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BOOKS TO SUIT THE TINES.

History of England in the Eighteenth Century:
Lecky; vols. IS. Manual of the Anatomy OF In,
Homer; Church: Illustrated with colored designs
from Flaxman; 81. Statesman Is Year Book IS1s:
vol. 1; Green; 81 go. Popular Astrenomy: Prof,
Newcomb; "a. History OF q Crime: Victor Hugo:
from Russia; % cents. Field Paths and Green
Lanes; Country Walks in Surrey and Essex: 81 b0
Married Life; 30 cents. Engineering specifcations
and Contracts; Hangpt: IS. Too Rich: from the
nae, 1878: 80 cents. An Open Verdict: Brsddon.
80 cents; Theory Of Money and Currency; Pullan:
SOLOMoNs 4 CHAPMAN,
febl4-u 911 Ieusspicdaia ace.
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teaspoonsful Dootey's Yeast Po,cder, one cup
of milk. f
CRIES OF MURDER IN THE NIGHT appal us.
A bad cough ringing through the house in the
hours OF darkness, Is equally suggestive of
danger a and death soothe quiet, and cure it
Other remedies may have disappointed you,
but this never fails.
Pixies Toothdche Drops cure toothacbe In
one minute. Sold by all druggists al Is cents
-, HosTETTER's STOMACH BITTERs.-Ind.ges-
zion, inactivity of the liver, urinary troubles
rheumatic complaints, and many other all
mentS and disabilities, are speedily conquered
by this safe prompt and agreeable corrective
tonic. which is, besides, a reliable preventive
OF chills and fever and other malarial disor-
derS, c0unteractS the effects of fatigue and eX-
posture, and is beneticent SOlace to the aged
and inflrm.
THE n. Y. AVENUE HOTEL has been leased
by Mr.. John B. Scott. This house is situated
in one of the most pleasant sections OF the
city, on the corner of 18th street and New
three lines of street cars and being in the
immediate vicinity of the U. S. Treasury, War
and Navy departments and Executive Man
sion. Gentlemen with their families desiring
board can find at this house the surroundings
of a pleasant home with the convenienceS of
well conducted hotel
MOTHERS, MOTHERS, MoTHERs.-Don't fail
to procure Mrs WinStoao'S Soothing Syrup for
all diseases of teething in children. 1t relieves
the child from pain, cures wind collie. regu-
lates the bowels, and, by giving relief and
health to the child, gives rest to the mother.
HAPPY TIDINGs for nervous sufferers, and
those who have been dOsed, drugged, and
quacked. Pulvermacher's Electric Belts effec-
tually cure premature debility, weakness and
decay. Book and Journal, with information
worth thousands, mailed free. Address Pull
yermacher Galvanic Company, New York
City. 6l8,d&kIy
TO LADIES AND GENTLEMBN-We wish to
call attention to A. Fscher's Chemical Scour-
ing and Dyeing Establishment, No. 9O6 G street.
near 9th street. BY promptly adopting the
latest improvements, whether of American or
European Invention, he is enabled to do his
work in manner not to be equaled by those
not possessing these facilities. His cleansing
and dyeing Ladies' and Gents Suits are, in
fact, the cheapest in the city on account of his
superior work. N. B.-A speciality of his con.
slsts in removing spots from costly party
dresses; Is years experience. His dry cleanser
removes grease spots effectually from any ar
ticle, and careful pressing gives them an
appearance as if newly made Kid Gloves
cleaned; two pair for Is cents.
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NOHEN's LOAN OFFICE, corner Of TIN street
- snd New York avenue, entrance on New <~
In the city. Money loaned at the loWest0 e
rate OF Interest on Gold and Silver watcheG Plsfe
s spo SsntemsnI ClothinG. oarpets and Oh articles
s@o~ hn1-1y
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY

g, Tr e on Photogrsphy, by Abney, FRS,
800; The Doctrine of Scrptural L stribution. 6y
Edward Beecher, ID. D.: 81. Is: The source of Mus
Prince Consort, vol: g., by r. Martin. Sc: Dictiop
a ag.n OF English Literature, by W. Davenport
$l5O: Mirage, by the author Of Kisnet. SI: The
lt0D; miss FeTrard, Leisure Hour Series 81; Con
sIantlRopie, by James Bryce, Half HOu r Series
10 cts. The Spanish Armada for the Invasion ol
England, by A. III. Guernsey. 20 CTS. For sale by
M0RUN BROS,
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BEST CALICoEs, "a cents immense stock of
black cashmeres-nOthing but the very best
blacks to select from new spring dress goods
all prices: cassiineres for boys, new spring
new spring carpets just received, from % cents
up. TOwSOn's. See ad.-Adrt
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CITY ITEMS.

IFTHERE is any ailment more dreadful than
headache, we are at loss to know what il is
LodIe,$ 9eoddche Specific cures az once :;
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SsThe books of Miller, the missing express
agent at Ashland, Pa, show deficit OF $40
in addition TO $50 said to have been previous
Iy lost by him and made good by his friends.
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Weather Indications To-day.
OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER

In the New England and middle states. rap
IDLY rising barometer, brisk and high north to
west winds. colder and cloudy. or partly cloudy
weather, will prevail with light SHOWS in for
aeT and northern portion OF later.
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knYnseyuenfs.

National Tneater. = Tonight Mr.. John 7.
RAYMOND begins a weeks engagement at this
theater, during which. he viii appear in his
Few play Risks and also as Col. Sellers.
Mr. RAYMOND will be supported by Miss
Marie Gordon. in Risks, this evening.
THputer CUfail ue.-A new prOgrane for this
week will make this place of amusement if
possible. more attractive than usual to the
lovers OF varieties.
Lincoln H0H.--The children of the ProteS-
TINT Orphan Asylum. assisted by the Marine
Band and other musical talent, will give con-
cert and gynInastic entertainment here this
evening. The entertainment promises to be
an excellent one.
Odd FeiI01rs HdH.-The Washington City
HibeTnian Benevolent Society, win celebrate
the Emmett Centennial, by grand ball at the
above hall this evening. The best of arrange
ments have been made, and the best music
procured. See notice OF meeting this evening.
Ford's Opera House.-Hon. 4. NJ. Wadde1l,
member OF the House. from North Carolina,
lectures here this evening, on Robert En-
met, the Irish Patriot" Mr.. Waddell, is a
good orator and having met an interesting
subject, an excellent lecture is Ensured.
Foundry Church. = Tomorrow evening.
Hon. AlOnZO Bell, assistant Secretary OF the
Interior, will lecture on Human Possibilities.
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HARMON, BOSWELL & Co., 3lS Sth street. offer
cost bargains in furniture for 30 days, to re-
duce StOck-adct.
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JEALOUSY AND BRICK BAT-A man,,maa
ChaS. Nlllett went to the central police station
about two o cleek yesterday morning with \
siSion with brick thrown by a cOIored yuonoot,
in the Division in iit of jealousy DIR. Wal.
tiers dressed his wounds. var
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NEW LAW BOOKS.

-
Coddingtep's Digest of Trademarks...,.,., g so
wharton IS Law OF Negligence. ................ so
DlsnOp 90
NEW MISCELLANEOUS b goks.
Haryey'S "Reminiscences of Daniel Webster. 3 90
The Statespan's Year Book, 1873. 3 SO
The American Almanac, 1873, byA.R Spohord I 90
Eng and in the 18th Century, by Lecky; 2yos. 90
Baftett's Dictionary of AmericauisIns...... 90
large assortment of Stationery ha nj always
w. III. e. o. Ii. MORRISON,
mar2-tr lS5 Peua0 0s,>
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SAD SUICIDE OF A YOUNG LADY.-NewS of a
most distressing suicide in Prince George s
county, Nd. was received here this morning.
on Tuesday night Miss Julia Lewis, a beautf-
ful young lady residing near PiScataWay, about
rope, took with her little brother and n Went ut
out into the orchard, near her fathers house,
climbed a cherry tree, and fastening one end
of the rope to a limb and the other to her neck,
her movements, ran to the house and gave the
alrrm. The unfortunate girl was found Sus-
pended about three feet from the ground, and
entirely dead, her neck having been broken.
1t is believed that the reduced circumstances
and misfOrtuneS of her parents were the causes
of the rash act by the young lady.-[ ALer
fTd.1 Gazette
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LEMON CAkE..-One cupful of butter, three
cupslul sugar, hVe eggs, beaten separately
one lemOn-juice and rind. grated added the
last thing: four cupsful -four Sifted light, three
teasp0onsful DOoteV's Yeast Potcder. one cup
of milk INV f
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GENTLEMEN,S GOODS
PEDUCED PRICES,

REDUCED PRICES.
The undersigned begs leave to inform his -
patrons and the public generally that in con-
sequence OF reduced prices in goods aud new M
IaclnIIeS, he is now able to make I'M Nh
CLOTHES and furnish GOODS in his line frn,,,
ten 10 hfteen per cent. less than former rates re-
spectIuliy requesting continued favOrs ~
II. j. HEIBERGER
IN, CITIZEN AND MILITARY TAILOR
!2b-r 6IS Pena'a are, Washington ID a.
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EB- A negro teamSter i'm Nashville declares
that he must either give up driving mules or
withdraw from the church, the two positions
being incompatible.
Ae-The L. S. district attorney at Chicago
has been instructed to carry to the Supreme
Court the cases of GaugerS CullertOn, Hill
-dreth and Others who have been acquitted of
completely in the whisky frauds by the lower
courts.
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ShlkTS CHEAPER THAN ANY OTHEB
~ PLACE IN THE WORLD
g. GEO. MEGINNISSs

Drancn Baltimore Shirt Factory, lOo2 -stree,
xp. Northwest, Washington, ID. c,
oR LIE X IN me most elegant manner for 81 26
rlne DRESS SHIRTS made to order of Wsm-
81 s9tsa Ausiin ano IWenty-ene Hundred Linen for
IL. FINE DRESS SHIRTS. reahy-msds. OF
w ainSuIIa Muslin and Twenty-one Kindred lin.
.Wlst Muslin and Eighteen Hundred linen for 90
G ne inc BOY g Zine DRESS SHIRTS, IL lax and
GnFFS only 70 cents pair. Six finest Fonr-pS
nj Nd fH,9LLARS for 81. Heavy Canton Plan.
nei DhAN EhS, only 90 cents. AL goods made 10
order and guaranteed to give satisfaction both in
Quallty and ft All goods sold are ptGardntesd az
only. wv "'"
sug24-tr K. YOUNG CHM. Manager.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to
Alexander Delaney and Sarah E. Taylor
Ge0; w Lucas and Mary Catharine Payne
Willis Minor Pickett and Araminta Washing
ION David ii. Robinson and Aura V. Petit
Oh fatrlax county, Va; John T. Roster and
Ellen Brown: Chas. Jones and Laura Lowe
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FATHER P1ETRO ANGELO SECCHI the ia
nous astronomer, died on Monday at Rome
He was born in 1915, entered the order of Je-
suits in 1888, and studied mathematics, physics
and astronomy. He came to the United States
town college, District of Columbia. In 1850 he
was appointed director OF the observatory at
Rome, and acquired great celebrity by his re-
searches in every field of astronomical sci
ence, especially by his meteorological observa-
lions and spectrOScOpic analyses. On the eX-
pulsiOn OF the JesuitS from Italy in 1870 he was
allowed to retain his Office.
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TNMAN LINE
ROY4L MAIL STE4MERS,
NEW YORK to QUEENSTOWN & LIVERPO OIL
EVERY THURSDAY OR SATURDAY.

A MEXICAN LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
"a sail every THURSDAY direct s@H
from t1Oah,I Ph i, DEL to Liverpool.
Cabin, intermediate and steerage passage tickets
ers, 1873 street. Also, Agents for the He'd Star
Line to Antwerp. my1a-tf
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NE ARLINGTON CAsE.-The suit for the re-
SS@Sery ofshe Arlington estate, 10y Gen G. W.
e:k Lee against Frederick Kaufman and
SnJEia hSSoert w Hughes presiding in Alex
brough, hhaItGrday; liz is an act of ejectment
Of he sSri men: e. w G. Lee for the recovery
sSaisti as 10 Lhe legality of the gigSesTion and
'he points oil law arising thereon sSSnaI "A"
TO PROMOTE HEALTH use yandsrss ;. ,,.ui.
ION and Aromatic Bilters-1Tff fhTiiis-
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HE MARTHA acknowledgements at
hall past two o clock the amateur opera Gem
pany, which has won such deserved laurels IN
the past, Will repeat the opera of Martha -
at the National Theater, for the benefit of the
central Free DiSpenSary." and we hope a
fnll house Will greet the talented troupe While
at the same time the treasury of one of our
most deserving charities will DE largely bene-
hted by their gratuitOuS efforts. Reserved
sea e are TO be had AT MetZerOttS music store
~ 81 each. The President has hired a box for
himself and familX
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INSURE YOUR REAL ESTATE and personal
property IN the Arlington Fire Insurance Co.
once No Foo pennsylvania ave. north of u
policies 1T low rates, and guarantee prompt
payment of losses. Their cash capital is
S2DoO0a. The following named directors will
speak best for its reliability: Walter s. Gov
president VIM. King, vice president: VIM
r. Riley. Chas EdmOnStOn, ID. +. Robinson.
VIM. Gait, ). ThOS. Brown, VIM. Matiingly
DIR. W. W. Johnston: C.. B. Maury, Treasurer
T. II RAWLINGS Id =
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GAFE, FLEISCHIANN a. CO.'S
COMPRESSED YEAST,
All first class grocers keen II.

S>iA ~ oe oioco SkOCoIS Keep IL.
everything that succeeds and has merit has imi-
and counterfeiters; therefore If you wish to
SAkS advantage OF the superior quality of GAIT
rie!scnmann & Co.'s COMPRESSED YEAST see
you. ~ NV p~ W. upon
me genuine GAIT, Fleischman q Co.'s COM.
fhESnED YEAST has on the wrapper our firm
SNc of traue marx. jan22-1y
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NEW DRY GOODS, new store and the very
lowest prices at Carriers. III Market Space.
Black silks, satin finish, excellent quality, only
quality, very cheap: beautiful dress goods.
part silk and wool, 10 cents; white quilts, only
80 cents: also, large size bridal quilts, only
edging, very wide and very fine, only Is cents.
AdCt.
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CUNARD LINE.

With the view of diminishing the chances OF col.
ision. the Steamers Of this fine take 5 specine
course for all seasons OF the year,
On the outward passage from Queenstown to
New York or Boston, crossing the meridian Of 6e
ct Is lat, or nothing to the north OF -.
ON the homeward passage crossing the meridian
OF 90 IT q lat, noihinR to the north OF a,
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In ORDER TO REDUCE STOCK
WITHOUT DELAY,

To MAKE PREPARATION FOR A LARG Z
SPRING SToCh,
FOR THE NEXT FIFTEEN DAYS l OFFER
THE FOLLOWING
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DIR. LEWIS PLASTER.
SEVEN FOR QUARTER.
One large and six small. SURPRISES Capcine and
Porous. Sure cure for Cuts, Burns, Bruises and
Soa By all D-uogfsts. Ask for Circular.
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WASHINGTON HOME REMEDY.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-11-21
How Business is Done at London q.

The slowness with which business
moves here is always the subject of
angry comment by Americans, and have
heard various instances of it recently
which seem rather amusing. A gentle
man from Rhode Island who is engaged
in introducing an important invention
here, says that he comes constantly upon
stumbling blocks in the shape of delays.
He Is called up one morning by his
solicitor, who wears very grave and
injured expression. 80, SIR" says the
solicitor, "you go to see your patent law
yer without consulting me-" The Amer
lean expresses his surprise at such re.
mark. "But you ought not to go to see
him in that manner. You should only
communicate with him through US" TO
this the American rigidly objects. Every
well; you can do as you like; but you
are trampling upon established customs"
And the solicitor goes away feeling in
jured. Nothing new can ever be accom-
plished under two days, generally two
weeks. An American once arrived in
London on a very important mission to a
prominent banker here. The business
which concerned the bank was, in
Yankee way of thinking, extremely press
ing. The American went to the bankers
private office, and presented his letters as
soon as he reached England. The banker
said: "This is very important, and | will
have the papers laid before my solicitors"
and | suppose that | can have an inter
view with you tomorrow, possibly" in
terrupted brother Jonathan. "Well,
hardly worth while, answered John Bull.
"But this matter presses" "Yes, yes !;
well, come ard dine with us a week from
tomorrow; by that time the solicitors
will have sent the papers back, and then
We can discuss the matter" There was
no alternative, and our American friend
waited week, then repaired to the
bankers mansion. The house was filled
with company, and the banker, after the
important subject had been nervously
swell, the solicitors are still busy with
those papers, | believe, but if you will
come into the Office about the day after
tomorrow, think we can begin to enter
into the subject" And it was not until
weeks had flown away that anything like
an understanding was arrived at on an
affair which concerned the English bank
er's interest rather more than the Ameri-
cans. As for getting work done, it is
next TO impossible. Carpenters are weeks
over small job which would be done in
day in many countries. No workman
can be driven arguments, reproach,
threats are all useless, and sometimes
bring new vexations on ones head. |
think the British workman takes sturdy
pleasure in holding back the impetuous
American.--Edward King, in Boston
JOurndl
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-11-21
Where Are Wicked Folks Buried

Tell me- gray-haired sexton" l said,
Where i'll this field are the wicked folks laid
| have wandered the quiet old churchyard thro',
And studied the epitaphs, old and new;
But on monument, obellsk, pillar or stone
read of no evil that men have done"
The old sexton stood by grave newly made,
With his hand on his chin, his hand on his
spade;
l knew by the CLEAN of his eloquent eye
His heart was instructing his lips to reply.
"Who is to Judge when the soul takes its
flight?
Who is to judge tvixt the wrong and the
right?
Which of us martals shall dare to say,
That our neighbor was wicked who died to-day ?
In our journey through life, the farther we
speed
The better we learn that humanity's need
Is Charity's spirit that prompts US to find
Rather virtue than vice in the lives of our
kind.
Therefore, good deeds we record on these
stones;
The evil men do, let it lie with their bones,
l have Abored as sexton this many year,
But never have buried a bad m an here