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The daily gazette., 1878-02-28
improvements I'm New York

New building enterprises are in pro-
gresss in Brooklyn to an extent people
little dream of who have heard little of
late but talk about "hard times" the
"total stagnation of trade" and the "dis-
inclination of capitalists to trust their
money in business ventures of any de-
scripdon." These enterprises, moreover,
are in line which reflects very striking
ly the changed aspect of the times from
extravagance to economy. There are no
fancy high-priced dwellings going up,
but instead of these innumerable French
flats and apartment houses, furnished
with every convenience, which are to be
rented at moderate figure. On Fulton,
Atlantic, and other of the leading ave-
nues in the best part ofthe city these are
going up in rows of dozen at a time,
and am informed contracts are pend
ing for many others to be executed as
soon as the frost is out of the ground, en-
abling the iaborers to go to work. This
''fiat system" will tell unfavorably upon
the rents of ordinary dwelling houses
after the first of May. French flats in
New York have been constructed upon
too extrayagant a scale to meet the re-
quirements of persons ofmoderate means
and consequently agents and owners
quote them "heavy." But the Brook
lvnites have been wiser, in adapting
their plans to the actual needs OF the
population The prospect, therefore, is
favorable for large migration across the
East River the coming year. The COM
petion of the rapid transit roads will
help to keep the people in New York
who can still get rents at a comparative
moderate figure out at Harlem, but from
all that part of the Island south of the
Grand Central Depot, in 42d street, indi-
cations point to wholesale stampede,
unless real estate owners are wise enough
to avert it in season by further reductions
both in store and dwelling house prop
The daily gazette., 1878-02-28
ROADS.
DHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON
i BALTIMORE RAIL ROAD.
Nov'R 26th, 1877.

Nov'R 26th, 1877.
Trains will leave Wilmington as follows
for:
Philadelphia and Intermediate Stations,
6 50, $40, 300, Al, 10 90 a. M, 2 80, 90,
Phila. and New York, 2 90, 544. a. m. II 81.
IL 40, 8 46, p. m.
Baltilnore and intermediate Stations,
3 SO a. m.
Baltimore and Washington, 12 81 IL 10 1899.
AIN. 1874, IL, 80, 500, p. m.
Trains for Delaware Division, leave for:
New Castle, $40, $50, a. m. 1.15, 80, pm.
Wyoming and intermediate Stations, at
t.3O, a. M, 10, $50 p. m.
aDelmar and Intermediate Stations 9.3e,
NJ, 10, p. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and Intermed ediate Stations,
10, a. m. 300. $50, p. m.
Philadelphia and New York, 2O9. a, a.
m.
Baltimore and Washington, IL 81, IS q
m.
For futher information passengers are
referred to the time tables posted at the
depot. II. +. KENNEY,
Superintendent.
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TyHE ARTIzANs SAVINGS BANK.

vrHE ARTIzANS SAVINGS bANK.
bo2 MARKET STREET,
INCORPORATED JANUARY 23D, 1885,,
Open to receive deposits daily from A
M. until P. M, and on Tuesday and SAL
arday evenings from to O'Clock.
SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND,
OF SIX per CENT, mas been regularly PAID on
deposits, since the organization of the Bank,
and ID is the expectation of the Managers,
that this rate of dividends will be continued.
When dividends are not Withdrawn, they
are accounted as deposits. Thus permanent
deposits compound their interest twice In
each year. .
Clement B. Smyth, George W. Bush,
Chas w. Rowland, George 8. Capelle,
NathanI K. Benson, N. I'.Lichenstein,
Henry #. Dure, Edward Darlington
v; William, Ii f.I ". Field, SSD VIM. r ii. swim,
.fu Anthony Higgins. ~
GEO. W. BUSH, President.
GEO. g. CAPELLE, Vice President.
feb21 " r. i. TAYLOR. Treasurer. =
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aSlionable Furnlturel
4 ErSS q J, N. HARMAN,
y" 40 King street,
WILMINGTON npr

X1 zems edrespectfuily d inform the citi.
VI rounS,nW i, wilmington, and the sur
10 ng msn,lg country that we continue
par large esdiactnre anu and keep on hand
Pms, F1rniinrrs long established ware
WSInnss Ing Of Mahogany Rosewaod nnd
kninp-rnn.F urniture suitable for narior
bur assos, m and chamber uses. P".1oi'
Rre varied hnt iha OF Furniture is larger and
Z ali articlaaa lslianNcan be found In Deisware'
warranteds y so.a at our establishm M menI
igns made dus tn n. q the most fashionable
hand. We ~ aIso HIroer and kept Constantly
(ntly keen a iarss iso manufacture and con
o's and Husk MattTesses VI ePiinl
j. q ]. N. HARM AN. .'ihl
VI" A.hassiiotWiiminaSo =
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COAL, WOOD, LIME & SAM
f. AND
, CALCINED PLASTER, T.

at the very lowest market rates.
The attention of housekeepers and build
ers Is particularly called TO his stock, as he
feels confident that they will lind their in
'esesS sepis.smd S' JNo. w. GRIFFITH.
The daily gazette., 1878-02-28

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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-09
SIXTH DISTRICT COUNT.

Henry Levy vs. the Carondelet Gaual and Nav
iga ion opmpany.The plaintiff, who Is owner
Of The schooner Ismtna Aurelia. sues defend
ants for sara 70, with interest thereon from
February ~ Tara III AYERS that said company
haa the entire control and management Of the
Bayou st. John, situated in the parish of Or
leana. aud connecting the Carpndee canal with
Lake fon'charfain. the said company nhlyg-
ing and collecting tolls or tonnage frnmnll Va
sells navigating said bayou. that It ia their duty
to put aud keep said bayou in II good aud safe
obs rnctions or obstacles Within The channel or
~ the banks " said bayou and at the mouth
thereof, from lake aforenamed. which ooull
or might in any Wise nhstruct or endanger yes
aels navigating said bayou. II IL also averye,G
that said COMPANY, being heedless of-tts duties
has permitted certain obstacles dangerous +,
navigation To stand fixed in tho earth on he
margin Of the channel, ut or near its entrance
TO wit Certain spics Of different length be-
ing tho remnants of an old rier, long aiune
destroyed, some Of which are considerably be-
low the surface Of the water at an ordinary
stage. and others below high water mark anu
cannot be seen nr guarded against. That on the
twenty auth Of December Inst his schooner
was forced and prnrpitated by Tho winds aud
waves upon said hidden spleao which pnne-
tratnd her hull in seven'l place. and caused
hcr Immediately to snkscmaktng 1t difficult for
tho captain aud crew to Escape with their lives
and everything on board was Lost Thareforn
pet tinner elatIns for repairs and damages. the
sum oil F2lT4 ha n
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-09

opening Of the regular session, though we are
far from admitting that they have ever been
indifferent, vet we venture 70 say that to- duy
shs ps,s%Puq it, des, aye the be sefs e.
lowed constitution Of their own make.
From every section Of the State comes this
demand. And we say to the CONSERVATIVES
members Of the Senate and House that the
objection shown by n portion Of them to the
bill of Mr., Kidd has caused. 10 say the least.
surprise and regret Nor. to any ono who
reflects Under what circumstances tho people
placed in power their chosen executive AND
secured a majority IT both branches Of The
Legislature can this feeling senn strange.
The people uf Louisiana have aud who can
say "withnnt raason}"@ looked upon the
constitution Of 1863 as one forced upon them,
Under its provisions they have seen two Gov
ernprs exercising the powers Of despnfs I'm
der II bands of innissHiies. under the name Of
Metropolitan Police. ordered hy the executive
to distant parishes, to hatass. arrest and
slav The citizens Under IL. and through
forms of Legislation authorized, the credit Of
corporations and individuals who have re-
turned To the state no consideration but have
h'lrdened and crushed It with q bonded debt.
The constitution IF 1868 was specially
framed in order that, under tie pretended
forms Of law these things could he done and
uuier HeV Wrfe done
Under II they can he done again. True. so
long as or present Executive. aud men like
him SO long as the voice of the people has
force in the election Of their representatives.
such danger does not exist. But the oh
iect Of constitution Is to prevent the pos
sibiity Of wrong and oppression being con
sunmated hy any holding power under it
Hence II is that the people, always expect
ing that the Legislature would without hest
tatnn call a convention, stand tismayetl at
their representatives refusing tn the people
this. their strongest desire.
May we not hope that the Legislature viii
vet grant to the people The power. at least. to
determine for themselves whether They will
have a constitutional convention
Err e
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O
FIRST MUNICIPAL COURT.

Chae Hauev. ol0rged with shooting ut Iobs
=. Cohen with intnnt to commit murder. was
sen before the First District Cert under
bonds Of $3.50
with n pistol, WIS sent before the First Dialr
Court under $500 honla,
Mahalia B"ll gave peace bonds In tho sum of
$40 for assaultiug lietie Fenner with u pen
knife
Iuliua 1lnhgny. for assault and hataiT on II
Dpthpns. wns placed un tar $1,000 peace bonds
Ed Eerr and Albert neleau for fighting and
disturbing the public peace. were fined sln each
or tweptydays in the Parish Prison.
Felix Clark. for breaking and entering n
house IN The night time and committing the
crime Of petty larceny. sent before tho
First District Court under bonds of $500
Aduiph j. Hoinn for obtaining goods under
false prptenaes. was discharged.
loanph Farsnr alias joe keHr charged hy J.
Heating with breach of trust and enl,az5lnmnnt
was sent hnfore tho Superior Criminal Court
under bonds Of fhn0
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-09
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.

suit in equity was tilod yesterday by George
Wirg against !. A Husdonnnr on seven proms-
sorry notes of sl2 10 eHch with rights OF mort
gage.
In the Tornado case Mr. W. G. Black, the an
rraiser appointed Ivy the court represented by
mo lion that the cotton damaged by the late fire
could not be advaniageously appraised unleaa
II hn nrerhauled and assorted, and further that
Col Denia. proprietor of the Lovre Press has
proposed to dray. aasort and renompreRs II for
the sum of VI cents per bale. The court issued
an nrnNr npnnrlinglY
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-09
THE CONVENTION QUESTION.

Editor Democrat Though Gov Nichols, in
the call tor an extra session of the Lcgisla-
ture, refers 10 several subjects requiring the
especial attention Of the two houses we re-
greet that he docs not give the weight of his
influence in recommending the passage of the
bin introduced by Representative Kidd re-
gardiHg Il constitutional convention What
ever may have been the Indifference of the
people of Louisiana on this subject at the
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-09
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT.

In the case Of Eustia 4 Lazarus va. j. Gar
cn ri as. n suit to recover professional fees as
counsel 40 per contract, the jury. 4. Mntlelland
foreman, appointed to try the case. gave a yer
diet in favor of defendants.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-09
THE COURTS.
SUPERIOR CRIMINAL COURT.

Harry lnns who pleaded not guilty before
Judge Whitaker, was sentenced TO Ave days In
the Parish Prison
All other eases were continued. and the court
adjourned
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sECoND DISTRICT COURT.

SUBMISSIONS OPENED
M. 4n.1p2. Jeanne Hpnnecarrere, widow If D.
IafTnrranierin.
No. ~. tpa. DIR. J. Chnumette.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-09
@ HOTEL ARRIVALS.

ST., CHARLES HOTEL VIM II Jack. Miss
= Eg'esto,n, and Wife ] Goodwi'o,nd VIII.
Miss Tracy. Miss Dawson. Chaa Il Tracy Chg
Lanier. !, 7 Morgan. New York: II Parson
Natohitnchoa, Q I Cawth~n. Miss Clare Cav
thon. Miss kate Foster, Mobile: D D wilkins
aud wife. Duck Hills: G Il PeasocoL nuisville
L L Mvlos. st Louis: N L Pulstfer New York :
NJ Walton. Cincinnati; l. Homer lower coast ;
Il Il Morgan, Geo al l. Homer. Ia; J. l. Ware
Nirksburg; 5 Il c Griffith and wife Miss Il Van
Anthrnp. Cincinnati; l. Mines and wife. ] W
Rentoe and wife, Atlanta. Ga: l. Ulrich, Now
York,
CITY HOTEL-Gen NJ Nash and wife La
fnurehe: Geo Atkins and Wife Iowa: h II
Whedon and wife, Mrs G II Tyler ST Louis: X
G Beehe, eoaat L II Henry Bronkhavon: Jas
bohn, riv"r: G G SETTER Miss w G Hall. Ky;
Pierce Butler Mrs l. b Johnson, Miss |. B John
son. West Felieiana: VIM Polk La j Powell.
7 MeGec Paris: A A Dean CoFax: Il Il Hol-
lnusworth. Pleasant Hill: Siaa : st John. Miss
II G Stall and wife. III: J. L Ware Nickshurg:
Geo GILL Il Il Morgan. Homer; s o Scruggs
and aon Clouti,rville; L Bradley and wife
milwaukee,: G Bruse, Iowa; = Bell, La:
II L Johnson, Whtworth; ID " Washburne.
Marshall: AG Hughey, city: ! 2 Gi!christ and
wife. Lebanon; Mrs Col Gilbert Miss Nellie
Gilbert, Ohio: Hon G + Lea. q Lne. s Ware.
Miss: Greene Mrs Geo II Fleece Mem
phts. g Wentworth and wife. Lexington: X
p MusH Latourche; T. !. Baino Wis Hall
city: U u Mccormack Tenn; $ q smith N Y /;
G l. wilson. ir W Wilson. Ala; w b Bonni-
field and family. Iowa.
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fe2e mhss o19 Is IL % pr % % " ''''D

NOTI1E OF PARrNERsHIP- TRED'K J
~ SYME has been thi4 day admitted part-
A'r in nv business, aud from this date the firm
will be known as ALLEN b sYME, to conduct
the Rice Ailling business. ut the Brook Steam
Rice Mill, 80. 81 and ~ Foh ritouas street.
mh3 COLUMBUS r. ALLEN.
L'ROM AND AFTER THIS DATE MR. ERN-
EST BOURGES, Of Washington county,
Mississippi, is admitted q partner In our house.
The firm narnn will remain unchanged.
FORSTALL g. JUMONVILLE.
Cotton Factors and General Commission Mer~
chant SO Gnrondelst street.
New Orleans March /, 1878. NH I'm
10 PARTNERSHIP HAVE THIS DAY EN-
" tered into q Go-parnsrship with the firm
q JOS WALTON b Co. Of Pttsburg. Pa, un-
der the finn and style Of A. LAMBERT d 90.
for the purpose of carrying on n general whole
solo aud retail business ut No "a Carondslet
street.
We are prepared to deliver coal to planters by
the bort. barees parts Of boats, and to supply
steamships, steamboats, manufactures cotton
presses md families with tho best qualities Of
Iitsburg, Camel and Anthracite Goals at tho
lowest market rates.
Mr. s. NJ. Boyd will be found with the new
firm ready TO ssrvs his friends md patrons as
heretofore. A. LAMBERT,
New Orleans. February /. 1873 fs2D i'm
rOPARTN ERSH1r-THE UNDERSIGNED
y have this day formed q copartnership under
for the transaction of q Western Produce and
Provision business. to be carried on ut No 81
Poy1rhs street. befween Camp and Magazine.
THOMAS gHEEHAN.
inc H. j. HENDERSON.
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Scnator-clect "Cerro Gordo" Williams, Of
ance with q fine, soidierly bearing, and bluff,
open and hearty manners. His wife was
wears ago. a Miss Henrietta Lindsay, tho
reiEning belle of Bourbon county when the
beauties of Bourbon were proverhlal, very ac-
complished and bright, and splendid equcs-
trienne BY nor first husband Mr.. A. w.
Hamilton, she has two children: the daugh-
ter, Miss Ida, will he one of the ornaments of
Washington society. Mrs. Hamilton was
during the war intensely Southern in her
sympathies, and armed and equipped two
companies for the Confederate service.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-09
NOTICE TO TAXPAyERS.

OFFICE STATE TAX COLLECTOR,
o Seventh District, I
O New Orleans. February 20, 1878.
Theoaxpayers Of this district are hereby
notified that | am ready to receive cur
rent taxes and licenses for 1873 ut my Office, COL
nor Of Hampson street and CarroIlton Avenue
'e21 Fl. TEBBE. Collector.
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.

rTbe DEMOCRAT Is responsible for none %
she VIEWS expressed In the communications
mniet this head but no communications will
he printed except from responsible parties.l
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-09
BANK STATEMENTS.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
or THE
At the Close Of business on the
2sth day of February, 1878.

RESOURCES.
United States per cent bonds Of 1881.
sho,0oo- $50. ........ $b BITE 90
Louisiana State I per cent bonds,
sl79.6p1 ......... 1bG 1858 If
st. Charles Hotel Go first mortgage
bonds, s25 oo1 -..-- .-...-... 2tRap 90
Odd Fellows Hall Association first
mortgage bonds 5000 .....,.-.... 1000 90
New Orleans. Jackson and Great
Northern Railroad 90 first mort
gage bonds. $25 900 .-.,,-. ..-....s, 2hooo 90
Real estate s5lG 9s5 %
Loans on mortgage maturing within
20 days -... -....,..... TAT $50 q
Loans mortgage maturing after 90
days .......-..--...- -.-.-..-----. 2seGo7 40
Other loans and discounts maturing
within 30 days ....-.-...,...,. 24s4 &c
Other loans and discounts maturing
after 80 DAYS ,..,...--. .,.....-...--.- as,sT %
loans on coll .---.---.. ....-.. .-... aG6 253 70
Cash on hand .-,-,-, t72 O34 II
Total. a., D2s $50 So
LIABILITIES.
Due individual de.9,sitors ....... 3, $50. s91 GA
Duo profit and loss ...........-. 4s.t31 "a
Total ,-.,,.-.......-- s2,o2ss5s So
Number of accounts opened &C. 3p7
Number OF n counts closed -.......-. 2p.31p
Remaining open .s-,........-+,. 5ps1
otntet est per cent per annuu
We, the undersigned trustees. do soiamny
swear that the abovs statement is correct IT, the
best Of our knnwledge aud belief
DAVID UHQUHART, oro7ldent
@. KDHN
ALE MOULTON. O
State nf Louisiana. Parish IF OrrSns
Swo9i to and subscribed before me this
seventh day of March. A. u. 1878.
THEO aUYOI, Notary.
Published In accordance with the provisions
of act No 81 Of 1877. a.
ANT. DUBHFEEF. Q
mha 1t State Treasurer.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-09

OF THE-
NEW ORLEANS CANAL AND BANKING
At New Orleans, in the State of Louisiana. at the
close of business o n
o Saturday, February FL. 1878.
Real Estate .........s. sia7p 7a IL
City Premium Bonds. $50 900: market
value 49,. s.....,,.----.. ......... . $1,000 90
Bonds and stocks. ..s,.--.-...- .ojG 60
Loans on mortgages matur- o
ing after 90 DAYS ....-.. S93 200 CT
Loans and discounts ma
turing after 90 days A3o2D II
Looms and discounts ma
turing within % days 1.41a.295 70
Loans on demand 90 g2G77s 90
Duo from other banks and bankers,
Including Foreign md DomesiiS
Ex"hangY ......,... ..,....- 254 p7s 40
Current expenses -.-.-.--. ---...--.. 7,osc %
Cysh items-dod. % se7.eso 10
NatioHal o
O Bank Notes. sal 400 80
q s. Notes 100000 90 O
o --- t.222 Os4 f5
s4.b2l, so3 &c
LIABILITIES,
CAPITAL stock ....-. .,- .,- - Il .opo 900 %
Contingent fund ..-.-'o GO ...>0..... AZ 1913 80
Dividends unpaid ........-... ...-.... 10 $50 90
Individual deppsitors .-.,---. . ~ a415 ITO "a
Foreign banks and bankers ...,.. 42tp1 ~
OtLer liabilities foireunioni- ..-.... s752 50
si52t 900 sc
We of the Now Orleans Canal and Banking
Company, do solemnly swear hnt the above
statement is true to the best of our knowlndge
and belief.
Gil. JUMONvtLLE. Cashier,
Rooss,. i"iooSwlN,np. Directors. 0
State Of Louisiana. Parish IoeOrlrnns.
Heprn to and subscribed before mo this
soeoud day of March 1879.
gHEo. GUyoL, Notary.
Published In arrordHune with tho provisions
Of art No, 81. q 1871, ANT, DUBUCLET
mig It State Treasurer.
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Sworn TO and subscribed before tho under
signed. q duly commissioned and qualified
notary public in and for the parish OF Orleans.
State Of Louisiana. at New Orleans this second
Of March, 1873. as witness my hand and seal.
ANDREW HERO, Notary Public.
Published in accordance with the pre visions
Of act No. 81 Of 1871 ANT. DUBUCLET,
mhg It State Treasurer.
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MIGUEL RESTAURANT.
COPARTNERsHIPs.

NOTICE THE FIRM OF HILL & co. Ts
:, this day dissolved by mutual consent. Eli
thnr partner will iuuidate.
New Orleans. February 2s. 1878.
@ 4 HILL
u. J, LEDYARD,
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-10-24
Foreign Items.

If you would rise in the world, you
must not stop to kick at every cur who
barks at you as you pass along.
Over in Bohemia it is considered I'M
lucky for lover to visit his sweetheart
except on Thursdays and Sundays.
The Shah's bill at the Paris hotel was
about SD 600, including twelve dollars
for "A melon and twenty-four dollars for
a dozen peaches.
One of the Chinese censors has
memoralized the emperor to stop all the
arsenalS for year and apply the money
thus saved to the relief of the sufferers
by the famine.
There are ship!oads of boots and
shoes lying at the London wharvos,
shipped thither by Americans who
miscalculated On the war prospect in
the east.
One of Bismarck's little amuscments
is to keep as II souvenirs the pistols
and other weapons with which his as
sassiaation has been att mpted. He
has quite a large and varied collec-
ton.
Out af 29i $50 men admitted into
the French army in 1877, only 1892
were unable to read and write. This
is regarded rs a very strong proof of
the stride education has made in that
country.
a bill for the abolition of bull-fghts
was recently defeated in the Spanish
cortes. The minister of public works
spoke against it, and said that bull
fights could only disappear when the
circumstances which favor them, or
render them necessary, have themselves
disappeared.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-10-24

When death - the dreadful shadow of the
earth
Rests on the mortal face of Love $ twin star,
Love turns dismayed as if that shadowy bar,
Could shut him off forever in his dearth;
He turns within, and 10! shy, new birth,
A spark of light from near, or from afar,
Pierces the darkness till, a fiery car,
1t lifts him into light more wonder-worth.
Sad love bewail not tho you be bereft
Nor faint not for the weary road You fare;
The spark enkindled when your heart is cleft,
The strength that grows from burthcns that
You bear
Are gifts of grace for many that were left
Uncovered, but for treasure you must share.
II.
Q We elect Of sorrow and of love
Who bear for others veal double strain,
Aud share the surplus of loves costly gain
With hearts his presence doth more feebly
move,
Count not your grief's excess too far above
The worth of those YOU serve, nor all disdain
The lesser pressure of the barren pain.
The light of love in loves surcoase may prove
Pity the poor who are by Gods decree
Your pensioners, and fear not, for youl
part,
To harbor love, how dear soccer he be.
0 love that cometh, love that may depart,
The gates of life are set SO wide by thee
The lord of Love can enter where thou art
London Spectator.