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New-York tribune., 1878-03-04
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

sr7EFNF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. J.-First Monday
Gr>FnAL Tfa-D4vs. P j. and Brady and Ingsl,s, IL
cluses-No. 70 to l2 dnciuh'e) Enumerated motions
srrclW TrT,-Vai sfant r--oemurrers- yo.. .. 81.
5.&7,S 9.lo, ~ Law aad i9S.No,, ,,o. 10 ~ ~
2f 2IG 2Is 2ia 22i 22' -27 @ll .3J 2a- 2s, 2i 2i'
Cirr,Ir-PArrI -VdnVor-t J>ct So i l17s. fG Il -.
100 sos - 45s lo1a l"Q z's5 - i- i,3 55'--s'
,TAGl lIrol.r INcs So o5a 2e72. I9cl i2ea 2a9
Ptsi iiI-Esiiohnc j"(cs 10 T. il2i. i2as 2c82 1852
lgJl lf9. -. o62, %n3 ii. o. i,,' i.f - q & =
l2-s 1900 2,a. 2704. 1915 e. }s. 2l7Q. 80. IA
500 49, 1906 az 2 i-d! 80 lli2 Itt7' lt3 '%1l %
anG >,4eNick - pp'.'i. f,om orders E". = T. D. D.
StIgI,L TFKV-F insn J-Isste,o %. law NoS l. ? j. L.
TfiL 'rrlv-PAer - Nos 7tJ SO 35l. 221h.
NJ c97 81 49, 5ss i2I, 797 6I5 ID, o-l 5ol 1872 2C7
c5'e,< 'ryef,r Trgi TIE 9 , p pax C. J. an, 2al + F
R' @ a'a an ''"'I', , , fr M '5' cr gn6 e
rort NJ g 10 30 3ja appeals from Murrc 3D.
SI$. Sc t9ti, a. ~, ic' appeals from p'''H'
CH,,srs. l. rr,nor J :;os l. O. 4.5.0.7.s p o. 10. H.
70 II. u 10. H. II. H. u.
at 3. 4r "a - -[ -. a 7 <G, & 2'' o2' 1902
MAH.F tot IA'L THEN i9E, 80. SCI Ildan, J-S@t J--S,I1
26lo 50 $ 2sl2 3osi. 1858, a.t7. ..... ...a .,..
$40 ie6', ii7d' iil3. s32 ii2,e. 1896, Si'2 socF
rter IrI.-eacr. J.-Nos li2j. al.9 500 253G, 2o27
1921, @iiI, 5io4 ai6. $3.50. ll@s. 3Iit. SO7'' lava
GFVrR,L sr-sloys-P'rr I-tl3ctcti; H-Wm oates
Brandon Eosl! NcwhaI and Ja.as ~'i,'"n. gran. lar
c,n} n,' '' i. ,ti iG T @,n i, ,'' ra,.i
AMI Mona Aiuar sdlieaiing mills; Joseph Mc0h orociy
f&Er xGulrl,iccye I.Ioln r. wlsoo. rqbecry Roger
= lao r%rnuc- ''yn"t~ and 30" Cont n i,io"n- a.aut
George -,iU. ,l a r,i.lcs .u, piIl-ry S. liam
John tala Fr,ns Bush and tar, Nuyy, arrenr hom TIE
l,r>'n jam 'yl.{ prt'fy ,a..pA i''i 49, ~ "a n it
hnrra''. tG ) ln h,'hns1 bIff1f y G%,n s, and 51
G,, iL' W n, p,-on b"neh DC d,;I'A' LvS I'44' anu
Joseph i4..j.lui RECEIVING rt.i. % t''t-.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-04
CHURCH DEBTS.
HE RUTGERS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH J.
n1urR CuI-ECu CIVILIZATIONS.


OTHER CHURCH OBLIGATIONS.
The Rev. DR.. Nathaniel w. COnkling, of
Rutgt.s Presbyterian Church, at No. SO MadsOn-aye
announced his congregation yesterday morning that
Oh Saturday the OF the amount necessary 10 pay OF
the church debt had been subscribed Tie church was
under mortgage for nearly 10000, debt which was
incurred three years ago when the society
pulled down its Old building and erected a
new edRce on the old site. DR. COnkling began
sbout February to go quietly among members Of his
own congregation and to urge them 70 relieve the
church Of its eucumbrance. Tue movement was given
no publicity IN the church. and heartily supported
DEBT will be cancelled immediately. In private conVef
Dr. COuklng has said that he was not III favor OF
erecting new building He believed too that legisla
ton ought TO he had limiting the powers or ChuICh
trustees Frequently the Board Of Trustees has the
preston OF mans Will Il could by It's own decision
place heavy debt on church edihco which was not
the property the trustees but Of the whole cODgroga
ton he would make IL illegal for trustees TO mortgage
church property without the consent or perhaps seven
sermon Dr. CUnkliDs took as ms text Psalms lXXXV u:
swift taOu not revive again; that thy people may
rejoice IN thee" lie congratulated the c0nGrega'
ton fOr being able TO shake oil Il debt which
the Of continual annoyance and great
drawback the church IN It's spiritual and charitable
work Ihe recent uprising o. feeling aud ctOrt III
Christian churchss 10 shake ~ financial burdens
revival he said III The tTue sense OF the term At
commercial circles IL a fitting tiIae aud Wholesome
example for Christian churches 10 discharge heir imam
cal Obligations. HJnOsaJIe relief EOm such burdens
wOuld quicken the churches with ne" HE, and cause
renewal OF Christian influence and e1ye impetus TO
lie work OF tue church jEc general success oi GeOt
paying efforts manifestation o. Gods goodness.
Tie Madison Avenue Reformed Church SOciety has
placed a mortgage OF $4,000 its church ediiice at
MgdsOuaYe. and Fliy-seYeuti-st., tie money beng
loaned by tie Protestant Dutch Church Society Of New
York.
Subscriptions Of $4,000 toward the debt on s. AIMS
Church on the Heights, Brooklyn, have been made.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-04

,es,s Jet us Jay aside every weight and The SIN wcn
doth 50 easily beSet u.s. aud let US run WIN P"'" n
race that is set before US"
Though we meet with passages OF tranquility ana peace
a. , Now Testament he said. its Ggires are generally
f walnut character; It's history is the history OF h"t-
81, in every phase in which battles are fought We live
r ltr9.g conflict The undcrlon' Of his battle IS IN
.verv ylgorous man We carry heavy cons under lock
aud TIC PASSIONS IN that mako us tho masters
~ nature working IN themselves often tend 10 draw
down cur whole M'o 20 the level OF The
A., weare a IL some measure. ~ lr t3e iua1ence
a. ffis r uiu ~" cody thof tgh's 10 NaStFF tut
iroulCd with tAa D. seemed TO him though he were
i.rue=scd to Read man. The conflict py IN. rt lEt'
cYe,cisc, develops our moral qu1i'e'. 1he hlchcF
tlfS The most intense r,Jtir- arc ABOVE Us De>Nt
fhc tuegucs o cu~ ness. pleasure ana the tr"h" cares
aud O. dtaE - from t1t airs nc ht WHet uu
good one or % Do born In who SGc 20 he hammered
out for soIuctHiu2 else; lt y Very poo. "OiiI t
live ~, j. & al Among IL ufc' l"ds tilhts
We look IN vain FOR peace; ana why hhou'e
VIC be Gt rest here since We are Ohy siIitlFt'si
Nnv should we nor pat up like travellers VITA tt i"t
h. the av. ana oar heart ~ our home AhHt a.
nina aud matter rises TIE eternal Mind "Fcii it'HN
s It's upper realm realm ful oi companion, q.
fhoss who have gone before, vet are NIt hc.l 10 VS.,
nearest % a the personal Christ The Gc Ci nose no
Of o dead these two 'oustnG f'ai- iaihei nan |
"a living ~iy or is unbc'lahlc. To project ones Mloi.
l;fr iuto Him ana It's love- viii lit man out OF Al tH
drscs down aud bends the back "a tto "0Iid - IHut
IN, haOre ,he futlce is al bilgh.
Al tie close O. his sermon. NJ BceclcT invited all "Eo
wore Get .flnuci 1 live faithful Obedience OF the com
1lqnd. of Christ without regard 70 ccc-csastc lcl"
tons, to parta6c OF ,hc COMMUNION.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-04

The decision in the case OF CAPTAIN Barna
bas C. Howe, - the ship swallow. charged with crue
treatment of Philip Mcdonald, sal or, WIS given 10y
Commissioner Shields on Saturday. lie d-mis,cd tie
complaint. believing thai. although cruelty had un-
GuUncdIy been practi-td h tnc~capaIu. there 10
evidence OF malice this required to De shoWn ac-
Cordn. statute. before lrr~ou could be aincna
be the law. The puuis cuNWu bc cruel and innu
and iidct I without J-t,tahlc cause. The sailor
this had fused dutT because OF fears Thai were
grouudiess. refusal therefore furnished the Jus
able cause Tor punishment
New-York tribune., 1878-03-04
Cp,.jIYAL NOTES.

Eliza King, midwife, was held 10y Justice
M0rcu at E.sex Market Police COdrt, 0"tu day 10 pan
N - 900 " await the action OF tho GI"h1 jury Ieas
heron charge OF NAL practice.
The United States Grand Jury has found an
Indictment against anton Miller custom hous'
broke charged with making false entries. ana actut
against L. v. Baxter, indicted under tho obscene A'cIa-
ture act.
Robert Brady, Of NJ. 2l West Twenty
uiuhst arrested, Friday for stealing two b"hutls
and while htat.t' house give violence AGAINST an
ex-policeaian named Philip Lynch an ~cc"mi1c'.
lynch was arrested ana held saturday, IN s. 600 bali
IrdY was commit ted FOR trial III default Of $500 bail
Alexander Ruden, Of No. 81 East Forty
n;gth a. Morris Giaitetcn, of No. 81 East Bro2tT9y,
and Abraham Lewis clerk OF the latter were charged AZ
TUc Tomb l'oiice Court Saturday, 10y Anthony Com.
stock with selling pile and pOtOn5 FOR unlawful pu
poscs The complainant testified TO hHyhs purchased Il
nn.r of the articles Ia question FROM the prisoners
Jsiioe Murray held Raden IN - 900 BAIL aha tc others
in ~ 900 each.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-04
NAXY OEDEEs.

WASHINGTON, March 3.-Master Nathan Sar-
gent ordered 70 Tire Navy Yard, Washington. Tor in
sruct'Ja III ordnance Ensgu Lucien Young ordered
tostlo Portsmouth. 1T Ncg York Paymaster Caspdr
Seize X ordered 20 the Navy Yard, Marc Island Cal
PassedAssstautEnsiuccr George W stIyers is ordered
70 lie tCrpcdO-boat Intrepid at Ne8lOrk. Assistant
Engineer Robert s Denig Is ordered 10 special duty at
Chester, Penn BJdswain Edward HuShs is ordered
10 the receiving slip Franklin, st Norfolk, Va Sail
maker Charles Jones ordered 20 the Portsmouth New
York Assistsnt-Surge0n II. H. Terr is detached from
Tie Naval Hospital. Chelsea Mass, and ordered 10 the
Navel Hospital. Sew York. Pay-DirecOr L. &. Swan u
Detached fTVm thc navy Yard, Mare island and ordered
70 settle accounts. Passcd-A ssstaui Engineer John D.
iord detached from duty iu the Examining Board and
S'derrd o. report the Chief % tle Burcad Ol Steam
Ln@neeIingfOr special duty. Passed Assistant Engineer
Seorse W. stevens is detached ron the iOrpcdOb0at
ihireihd, aud placed waiting orders. BOatsWdln
Isaac l. ChOates transferred from the receiving snip
TIahklh % Tie training ship Saratoga. BoatswAIn
Soeph Mcdonald j. transferred from the Saratoga 10 the
TDitSlioGsh, at New York.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-04

New DrFINIu0N.-A famous Roman cccic-
siaslc was l.nu- h, rtu'diCl tour oi Inspection u
the Dublin suuII, schools. " Kate Moony sad hc 10
am utr gent .n,'I: gill, rIp. in tHc meaning q" the
holy sacrament ~ NftilWuuF.' p1u-'. phase yer
honor sad state Of existence before entering iur-
g4tury "GD tho bottom ~ "a" class, yVu ignorant
gri. cried oui the local CcrLvuiu NHlt uiu'h HaWci
- NuII.. BUl the archbishop -topucd ban. "Noi 20
fast Father P,trcs hot so fast The lass May D. rsh',
after all. Naat DO you oi I know about 10
New-York tribune., 1878-03-04
FOUND GUILTY OF ARSON.

Recorder Hackctt held q special court, on
Saturday. to close the trial @! Conrad Muller for arson
The charge was, that being as In supposed trchiy IT,
surcd papcr-boX factory. - 10. - H0VHIds,. he
fired 10 on night oi January % Fire Marshal SLr
don found the place had been hrcd iu seven la al u
appeared that bc prisoner hard pressed 10y ls crcd
tOrs. The jury found Lin gully Siti rccomucudi-
ton 10 mercy. Ir TcuaTcd r sentence. he and
his wife and child utterly broken down by the
New-York tribune., 1878-03-04
Smusemeul6.

SKTALLACk'S.
W Proprietor ana Manager. 90. Mr.. LESTER WALLACK
MONDAY EVENiNO. MARCH !.
Nr LESTER WALLACK, having recovered rom hIs re.
illness, VIII rtsamr hs performances VI ALFRED
EVELYN IA Lord Iy tton's great comedy Of
MDNfN,
which viii be given every 0cn.ug until further notice
Tho distribution q characters Will also include Me-sIs H.
J. MONTAGUE. JOIN GiLBEEI, JOIN btoIGiiAM NJ,
HARRY BECKETT. W. H. FLOYD, HENHG CRISP J.
". SHANNON, W. J. LEoNAkn, G. r., h hDWiN, u.
ROSE COGHLAN Mmo. PONI5I, Miss STELLA BoNI.
FACE. ....,.,, .n,oo
SATURDAY MATINEE AT 1870
SCHOOL.
In which LESTER WAILAtk VIII resume his character
of LACK pOYNTZ The whole In the east Box office
oprn daily nom til seats may be secured Two weeks IN
advance.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-04

- A Kentucky man who went TO tx Black
Lis wrote back to "a local paper, saying; "OGtr pre-
mum at your canning fair for the biggest fool la tie
sVauTy, aud III try and get there III time
Now, Messrs. Congressman, be Just,
Throw of the vel OF tbin Dretence
Stamp the iie " la God we trust
For the relaiLin@seven oentsW
Norwich Bulletin.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-04
V1XFCUTORS SALE.-ROE H. SMITH u

II e., auctouctfs, VIII sell ~ public auction "I lntslB
March .G le : n - o'clock noon on the premises Nv od
of NrtutDT- settle the estate ot Jacob POM mus d
ce, tle and three lots with carriage h0d on H.
sru.sf hsiol L. l. Tie prom-es are dough situated
on ifn ground the most select n'ighlvI surrounded
hy handsome residences ianutcs nom friiF nd steamboat
lifu. g., minutes down town., hoI.' n good on f,
contains 10 rooms modern couycirre'S, abInaa," "i tht
and slrnb,5 The place Only 30 peg c'1t cash rrquicd
Qr.cf Further particulars on 81 atuu tu executors
iudg' r. !. LARREMOHE No 81 Els, on -, y y, or thc
n "a ~ tbs ENtk New Brunswisk. N.J. For rus 10
~ !nr premise aV.y -. l. WRIGHT, real estate agent
Fult0n.st., Astoria
New-York tribune., 1878-03-04
Gelu Ulnie0
Gnles on Auellon

A DVERTISEMENTS FOR TIE NEW.
" YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED Al THE
UPTOWN OFFICES, No i.2%. BroadNay' eor Ihiry.
rfs et 81 BJ, West Twenty thirist, cor ghtI ave.
$50 THIRD ave, Forty sevcnth-st. 90 the HARLEM
OFFICE No. 2."Ni Thlrtaye- cor, Hnchuntted aud
twenty lpuri Ilcm savings Bank Builug, up 10
N. at regular office rates
VCTION SALE of n large and valuable
"a collection Of Am,rcan foreign coins the properly
~ Mr. ',,lth az IEANITT~ SAILS Rooms. AsfHr'aco,
MARCH /. D. g. commencing 40 halfrs,t O'Clock y. III
Coins oA ftcr exhibition the di}. OF the sale.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-04
DECIsIONS-MARCH ..

Sppycne Court -Chambes-Bv Judge DOnohue.-
Brown ag Grenne Marshall sgt Bradbury; Schmidt agI
New-York tribune., 1878-03-04

Glnslral Instruments
DUMAIIAUT, late :. X. BALL & Co.,
"A. No IL EAST l4THS 81.
Chickenng Steinways and other Pianos and Organs low
for sh, nsalInent-, ana for tent
I IGiTE g. ERNST, old house of Ldghte "
j Bradbury, offer their splendid flANOtORrkS AZ low
Prices casy mOuhy payments at IL Last lith 81
Also smith Q AMERICAN Ok0AN5.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-04
1Hr eWeuIs

arranged and adapted hy
Ar GEORGE r. ROWE
Received BIZ an ONERWE EGLMISG AUDIENCE In the
mos: NrIfUSfA>IIC MANN.R
NOVEL AID HIhiIS re SCENIC 81 fECiS
NEW AND SUPERB tO~ll Nt-.
and enacted Dy . REJAEkhBLY STRONG CAST includ
Mr. Alfred Dampor Fred. b. Warte. Mines LoyIck B. T.
Knsscd Chlr,a leceleq w. J. C'-os".l, O.. B. VA.
dfun. nunston. Webster, James Craven Miss JeAfcys
Lewis. EEhy y g Ada Gilman Alice Gtey. Minnie Cummings.
ElIsi I&iLI~ NNI-N E3 saturday next Al 1880.
Popular iiure prces 30 eis. aud 81
- - a N. .u m.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-04
Gilndilons Wdnle0--GtmlIe5

At Nr,. KELIN'S Gate Of Ca-pentcrS), No
n 49, Gh ave. ca'r.c- H l0h st. csn now De- '1Hd
simply class re and female lsir fof 't'rF c9ra' N
-l. IS cpoks LiuIis cIA.b. Indi-, "it''--c uH' '''
also or, lc'po' tt.y c-rpou; none but "'Aitc"M
II~iri'l hrip admitted
New-York tribune., 1878-03-04
,AN FRANClsCO MLNsTREI.s. | Opea
,HE GREAT NEW-YoEK AQUARIUM.

THE GREAT NEW-YOEK Az ,Ak4CN
l NrontNay trd .lf. .t
Immense sncccs, = m pn.a l"' l'r 4" lH lNip
BEp.'HO HORSES. HI,ht Apt MAIN ''NI-, 'nd
EDUCATED Dogs - -
MUNDEEft l. IEAP- A"ih El0NlNF lAi' hH,
MAKN J.. Of-S PERI 'tNt N.f-.
Nobflte ht fir use1 Goats r.0r h0ia.s Dos iii'
in- tor. O. u.
MS FfNfsyi TNAISf9 Huh~f- lltl "a ffN Itfk
= AN. A~IoNt- fNS Afl. nt. ii.f4lI.t.r.
or eXhlhInn in ltbrarI 1itluf tl NfNNtIf cr Nra-
mouAsy approach in man ~ arf Hn'rIf NnoNu
Admission u ,'uis '4iia. 'I...irn li'nt.
EHIRD AFTERNOON CONCERT by tbs
Ll,i.sA Dlr. C.ib .l 1874. - .,'fHr li4l
CEo. T. AiErN. Manager.
IINCLE TOMS CABlN.-BOO1WS THE
FAHFWTI.T WEEK
In order meet lf d1r
iur t. ast week 4 .l. rfaf spectacle AitII lAl-
MIR ttc ~ aorrrc flsf TWO hAfi Ni~ $500 o.. sven.
Aueyfta MAlfNfE ou To D. ~nNN.sf l.'
FNRENi.l.l. .hAIINfl. go a4i Ulhl no ID
All tie wunleIbl features 400 sla'.s Ia ic llHia.on
POPULAR PRICES.
Admission, 81 cents Nssfytd fn Sire or hf-ffi, or
,r.r4 clt Douy. 5o cent. rN'ta Dress tico ucA-
e. 30 cents Family tlr'lv uesrt - cents
TNION SQUARE THEATRE.
u Piopr oOr --.-...Mi -, -. a, 80,
Manager ......... . .-.-.-.. ~. NJ ." '' 'A'N-i~
Begins promptly ai p.
10 uf 6 flluiNnll play cuttlcl
A CELEBRATED CASE
House or. wl,,l a. Performance
sATURDAY, AT i;l0. EiNh III MATINEE or
A ACFLEBHAlED CASE
seats secured ten days IA advance.
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-12

For SALE
4 FARM pleasantly situated, 81 miles from Port
"A land 10 Falmouth on rhe old Yarmouth road
near Graves Hill t CONTAINS 65 good twO-story
house of 10 rooms. hard and suft er in house. ba
40x50, srable 20x3o Gu 6 about25 cns of hay For
further particulars enquire of ALBERT j. NER-
klLL on the prev Uses. deI5eodtf
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-12
Notice of Dissolution of Partner.
ship.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.


Proposals r. FurnisbInG sbe City of r Os-
ton with Granite Paving Stocks.
Sealed proposals will be received at the Office of the
Superintendent OF Streets. City Hail. Bolon, until
THURSDAY. March 81 1873, tacetue o'clock VI Tx
supplying the CITY of Boston with Granite PaUing
Blocks durine the year 1878 The stone to BE- equal
in quality to the hest Cape Ann Quincy Gra1ite,
and the blocks to be Of the following dimensions and
specifications:
" idth. 3 ia to a iaches.
Leox q 4" 8 chss
H. 9th, q 80 10 y inches.
AJI the edges to be sharp and straight, forming
rigqt angles at their intersections both izoata
and verticGtfy The face to be straight split and
free from bun ches or depres s0ns Each and every
block to be equal both regards quality and finish
to the sample exhibition in the Office of the Saper-
infendent of Streets, and to be in eUery respect sat.
tsactory to the Committee Paving and the Super
intendent of Streets.
Proposals. to state the price per thousand blocks,
delivered on such wharves in the city of Boston as
may be designated from time to time by The Superin-
ienhent Of Streets, Also the number of blocks
which The proposer will dtliver Per month from the
first day OF Nav to the first day OF November.
sample of the blocks must accompany the pro-
pos0l.
The successful bidder will be required to furnish
bonds with suretes satisfactory to The Committee on
Paving tor the faithful performance the contract.
Pto ais to be indofsed proposals tor Granite
Paving Blocks" ana aidressedt to
iHOwAS j. WBIODEN,
marital Chairman Commi te Of Paving.
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-12
NOTICE TO CONIRAt TORS.
Proposals tor Furaishiug the City Of Boa
son with Granite Edsesaones.


Sealed Proposals will be received at the Office of
Smpe intendenI Of Streets. CITY Hail. Boston, until
Thursday, Ma ch %, 1878, Ta0elUe O'Clock w.. Tor
,upp yIng the City Of Boston with Granite Edge
1878
The stones TO be seuen inches in width on top not
less than sic feet in LENGTH and of uniform DEPTH not
Tess than t,1enty inches to be straight lined Without
scind and free from lunches or depressions. To be
peea- hammered on top and three inches on back;
the TOP edqes and SUFFICE to be true to lsne and
straight edge The front to be pointed and tke ends
squared and jointed the entire depth or the stone.
Eacn and eUers stone 10 be equal, both as regards
quality and finish, to the sample exhibition In the
office Vt the Superintendent of Streets.
Proposals I" state he p ice per Iinea foot, deiy-
10 such qnantes and upon such streets in the city
proper, hoxbury South Boston, East Bosom, Dor
chester, West Roxbury, Brighton and Charles own,
as may be designated from time to time by the Su-
perintendent of Streets Proposals may be made for
one or more of the above sections,
The successful bidder will be required to give
bones with sureties satisfactory the Committee on
Paving for Tue faithfdi of their contract
The right is reserved to reject any or ali proposaIs
Proposals to be Endorsed proposals for edge
stones" and addressed to
THOMAS j. WHIDDEN,
mchS 19t Chat Committee on Paving
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-12
POETRY.
For the Press.
The Flight North.
by LAUNCELoT.

When the huntsmen march off dingipg
With free hand the storm winds jesses;
Frowns the whipster spring off. bringing
Summers breath upon his tresses,
Swayed as b, some strange delusion,
Rise the geese in MAD confusion.
Rise from bayous and savannas;
Fens and marshes, where unbending
Expresses their dismal banners
Wave through mazes never ending;
And to nor hands waste and dreary,
Sweep on wings which never weary.
Sweep on wings Of fury, driving
On through measureless expanses;
'Ganst the shrieking tempest surviving;
'Ganst the storms bewildering lances;
All the welkin with their thrilling
Melancholy voices filing.
Sweep on wings resistless, keeping
But in view their peerless leaders;
Sweep Ger town aud hamlet sleeping;
Leagues of moaning pines and cedars;
Sweep through starry realms and regions
Desolate in ghostly legions.
sweep 10 tnOSe uim SHORES deserted,
Ope to prying eyesight never;
Where with purpose undiverted,
The shuddering needle points forever;
And above their beaches haunted,
Cynosura hangs enchanted.
Welcome plum-ed hosts, a greeting
To We all o boisterous corners!
All thy windy wings are beatiAg
Symphonies which tell of summers
Streams Of splendor, to the swinging
Willows ever softly singing.
Aye! ye harhinger sweet summers
Untold blisses, and a greeting
Watt unto We, o corners
From the southlands! ever beating
With wide wings the dim expanses
Like dreamer's shadowy fancies,
And We tell of aspiration,
For some higher good. some distant
Eden hid from observation;
Hid unless We strive persistent
For it, winged of strong endeavor;
Hid and lost to US forever.
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-12
FOR SALE /

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