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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-06-17
HARVEST WHISKEY.

FARMERS desiring 10 purchase Whisky for
Il Harvest nee. can be supplied with any guam
tity, at price, from 81 % per gallon up Prices
gunran y low the same article be p1r-
chased in similar uantrie. in tho cities else
where. FAYETTE b. SOUDERS,
Juno 10, 1879. Basemen Jefferson Building.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-06-17

VI two button Kid Gloves for only 80 cents.
NJ1MROD TRUSsELL il now receiving q IN rye
IN assortment of Wiuchests made Shoes. Gail
and examine before purchasing else where, ~ he
is hea dquarters for Shoes.
June 10. 1879.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-06-17
SEWING MACHINE Ar A B4RGAIN.

4 NY person who wants TO buy good Sewing
n Machine, Cheap, for Cash. Flour. Corn
Lumber, may find it to their interest to enquire
at the SPIRIT OFFICE.
lime TO- Is1Q-1m
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-06-17

FULL line OF HARVEST GROCERIES cheap
n at ". A. hollands. next to First National
Bank of jefferson. Call and examine my stock.
June II. 1879.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-06-17
SCYTHEs, sNATIIS. CRADLES, &C

TAM now Offering for ISLE = large stock of
Am-rjcsu, waIdrou, Victory ard Clipper
Grass Scythes; American and = wsIdrop Eng
Iish Grain Seythes; BEpod's celebrated BrisT sey-
Ihes; aIro, Snstbs. flee. Seythe Stones sid
Samuel Bale Improved Turkey Wing Grain
Cradles. ] selling these goods cheaper than
they have ever been offered before. e.
JAMES McGRAw.
H.rper's Ferry, w Vs. June 10. 1879
lust received u lot of Barrels and Half bbls. of
- Rest No. I POTOMAC HERRING, which will
he sold at lowest prices, by
June 10, 1879. Harpet's Ferry. w. Va.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-06-17
TAX NOTICE.

MISS AMELIA F.. HICKS wonld respectfully
MI announce to the ladies Of CharlestOwn and
Vicinity that she has located On Main street,
four doors West of West street. aud 10 pre-
nared to do all kinds of Plain and Fancy Sewing.
Cutting aud Drafting NV System. Plating done
to order. Feeling satisfied of her ability, IT, IN
extended experience, tn give perfect satiSfae-
ton. she respectfully sOlirits share of the pub
lie PATRONAGE. --- f"'
Nav :. 1873 IT,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-06-17

THE LEADER OIL sTovE-The cheapest Oil
i Stove in the market-every family should
have re-for preserving, for Beating cad irons,
for nal king Tea and Coffee they just what 10
needed-saves making FIRE in the Cook Stove
does not heat the house. for sale by
DUKE 4 GALLAHER,
Jane TO- 1879 Agents.
(<RowE FIuting Maebipes. for sale by
~ June TO- DUKE GALLAHER.
i and every article in the Tinvare line. for
sale bv DUKE 4 GALLAHER.
TURKEY Tail and Wing Feather Dasters for
sale by DUKE & GAT.LAHER,
June TO- 1879. Sole gents
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-06-17
HOUSE FOR RENT.

i UCAs' READY MIXED PATNTs-IO0 gallon.
II : sssorted eoIors and shades. UnssTpsssed
for Durability and Economy. Decide6ly fbs bspt
mixed paints in use. Also. 500 lbs. Leuis' Lead.
which We sell AZ very Low figures for the cash
Get quotL tions before you bay
oUIGLEY's DRUG STORE. 8srpsr's Ferry.
HoUsE KEEPERS PAIsTs, mixed ready for
III use, put up in quart and pint eans-nB shades.
Can be had ~
aUIGLEY's DRUG STORE, H.rpsrs Ferry.
4 LARGE aad beeuufuI assorted sample stock
n Of Wall Paper. which We can fufni.h- al Low
figures. QUIGLEY's DRUG STORE.
May s, 1873, Harpsr's Ferry.
CURRY Combs. Horse Brushes spd C.rd,. Tor
NJ sale by 8. 8 DALGLRN.i
CARDINEs. Baking Powder. Carpet Tseks.
~ Powder. Shot and Caps, for sale by
February 4. 1sIa. 81 DALGARN.
nRIED and Gained Fruits, for .. r. By
u Jap- Il. 1873. 8, s. pALGARN.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-15
Reporting the Army BIII.

WASHINGTON. June i4-The Senate ommit-
tee on Appropriations ms eomp
aderAaon Of the Amy Appropriation bii and author.
Ind NT witders 70 report it back thu with sun
dry amendments, all OF witch are merely verbal or
otherwise imuanral except that the Committee have
entirely stricken out he tnh section witch provides
that each member q The graduating classes Of the Mi
taTy Academy o. 1879 and 1871 elect $50
aud mssgv bis place n residence and thereby be.
cofns tnelAble 10 appentnent in the army. except
Us event q war until two years amer graduation aud
claus j. Inserted IN the I'LL ~ the rrp~al
the eKisuuE law. Nhlch prohibits premntion
corps Of engineers 70 oil vacancy above tie rank u
elA1afL
The sixth section providing that money appropn.
aied if this act appropriated shall be pad Tor the
Subsistence equipment transportation.
OF any portion o. the srmy o. the United ststes 70 be
used ass police fore 10 kecp nc peace AZ the polls
any election he'll within any sAte i retained IN The BIN
without shy ehsnge whasver The bill amended
calendar.
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4 NEW FORK BELLE DEcErrED.
Learning that the Man WHOM shs was
Hetrothed had Get Married.


Yesterday the County Clerks Office was
visited by n young woman who asked IL she
could By any means ascertain whether a mar
riage license had been granted 20 a certain gen
ueman. The deputy clerk inquired why she
her story. but for manifest reasons the
names. OF. ali the parties concerned win
be withheld FOR the present She said that
seven years ago she became engaged 10 n
young man in New York. She loved him and
he seemed to reciprocate her affection. Every
thing progressed smoothly. She Was the
daughter OF wealthy paren;s. and they looked
win favor upon tho approaching nuptials OF
ne daughter. Two years ago the man came to
mis- city; since then regular CORES pondence
has been kept up between them. and day had
been set for the consummation Of the happy
event. Recently 1t had been intimated 10 the
young woman that her hearts choice wis prov
ing recreant TO his promises and had been de-
voting his attention 10 another and was sup
posed "a be married. She asked him whether
II WAS true. and he said II was not She how
ever was not satisfied with his denial, and came
from New York for the purpose Of learning TO a
certainly whether the reports were true.
The deputy clerk looked over the records and
ascertained that the man OF whom she was IN
search had procured marriage liosnse two
weeks ago. and was already married. When
the lady WIS 50 informed she ped her head
this be trueY How could he have done il =" and
nearly fAinted. Later in the day well-knOwn
lawyer entered the County Clerks Office and
informed the Clerk that the lady WAS a member
Of y wealthy and eminently res pectable family
IN New York. thar she would remain NJ his
house Tor few days. and that a suit for breach
OF promise would be brought against the man.
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RACING ON THE PAssAIc
SAM aud Muscle DtspIsyed to Advantage il
the Mystic Clubs Regatta.

The thirteenth annual regatta OF the
Mystic Bout Club Of Newark was rowed on the
Passaic River yesterday afternoon. The races
were started from in front Of the now house and
athletic grounds Of the club on the East Newark
bank OF the river between the Pennsylvania
Railroad bridge and the East Newark wagon
and foot bridge. Several hundred ladies and
gentlemen were present. and they oil wore
knots OF gray ribbon in honor Of the Mystics
All the races were one mile with turn
The first race. single souls was started M 4
O'Clock. With W. Adams and ]. A. II. DunninR
as contestants. They were evenly matched
Dunning got away first. and led to the free
bridge. where Adams passed him. 1t WIS then
NIP and tuck to the finish. Adams won In
minutes and y seconds. Dunning being only
In the nrst pail. cared Gig rnrc the crows were
ne tree,rorno cJ., W Adams, bow; II. W. Adams.
gardiner. bow; W. 5. Johnson, stroke: Ell. H.
Duryee. coxswain. The Mystics got a slight
lead at the start. but the Frceborns soon pulled
up even, and the boats kept together like lovers
70 the turn. when the Frceborns gained a little.
There WINS fine struggle near the finish. The
the Mystic crew being minutes g seconds.
The four-oured shell race brought out the fol-
bow; J. Il. Dennis, c. u. Rogers. j. A. r. Dun,
ping stroke stroke Dariing-h LeB Gardiner. bow;
water first aud wcrp on with a rush. Unfor-
tunately keasbey OF the Darling shipped his
seat at the start. which delayed his crew. In a
few minutes he was righted. and then the crew
pulled with a will They crowded the Daisy hard
10 me turn, where they caught w. An tx citing
struggle then took place. and the boats were
even u the last quarter Of mile Then the
Darling boys spurted and crossed the line a
boat length in advance. Time Of the winner
Q minutes % seconds. The Daisy time was
m n utes 80 seconds.
The second pair cared gig race was between
the pumphngs." G.. G.. Erelinghuysen, bow /;
NJ p Haync. stroke; I'd H. Duryee coxswain !:
and the Lambs D. L. Tuthiu bow; j. A. r.
Cunning. stroke: w, A. Brown. eoxswain
Aftcr some hard pulling on both sides the
Lambs came in winners in minutes 10 sec-
gnds, the Dumplings covering the distance in
Z minutes. 10 seconds.
The hnal race was between the following
named siX-oAred crews Buttarcfp-S A. In
throp. bow: II. X. Dodd. W. T. Johnson NJ T.
Hayne. 4; Van busktrk. Jr.: ]. A. H. banning
stroke; W. a Brown, coxswain. Hebe-E. lie
Is. Gardiner, bow: G. y. Rogers. George NJ
kehsbey. Y. 7. Howell Il. W. Adams G. O. FIRE.
llnghuysen. stroke: FL. II. Duryee coNswnin
The Butercups churned the water vigorously
a. they shot away from the start. with the
Hebes pulling well alongside. II was an even
race to tho free bridge but the Buttercups
turned hrSt and showed their keel 10 the Hebes
Both crews worked hard on the last quarter
mile. In passing the tent and club house they
PUT on squirt in answer TO applause The
Buuercups won. Time. 6 minutes. 1 seconds.
The time Of the Hebes was minutes. seconds.
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MIN As 4 BONNET BUYER.
IL Makes the Creates Possible Difference
Who the Bonnet l. For.


New bonnet new bonnet-$l2 for a new
bonnet" exclaimed Mr. Slick the other even
Ing. "a his vile suggested change from the
winter styles.
Yes. only tIa." she humbly replied.
Twelve dollars for a bonnet is a confounded
outrage. and know IL" he went on. Why
can buy two fine silk hats for that money. and
have some strawoerry change left It's q dead
swindle 10 ask fl2 for bonnet"
Well. can do better. Mr. Slick That's tho
You don't Know S1 vi how " g b1y@tSat. wha ais
you {" he growl@d. I'm bet money can buy "A
sl2 bonnet for .. rs all in knowing how to
Iwish you'd try II " abe suggested.
will. by GEORGE will III bring you Up
a new bonnet In the morning. and III gc Il "a
Mr.. Slick was rs good as HIS word. He went
into millinery store next forenoon with his
eye-teeth all sharpened. and with tho idea IN
priced At exactly sl2. He looked around little.
selecting bonnet that pleased him, aud point
Ing his cane AZ u, and calling Up his deepest
voice. he inquired:
Are you asking sl2 for that bonnet ,"
The woman flushed. looked from the bonnet
70 the man. and was trying 10 reply. lie said /:
These are not the times for outrageous
prices. and all buyers realize it I'll give you s.
Tor thai bonnet and not a cent more
TnN-that bon net"
Eight dollars. and no morem he inter
rupted and she put the article into box and
"What'd tell my wife Ell ?" be whispered
as he went out. tell you Il takes a man 10
buy goOds. no matter whether IT'S fence posts
or paper cambric!'
When he sat down at homo and took the
cover on the box. and held I'D tho bonnet. Mrs.
How much did she charge YOU 2"
light dollars. madam; while you would
Richard p she said As she tried to laugh all
over Al once. l WAS with the Lady next door
when she ordered that bonnet for her cook. aud
the price was 70 b 81. You SEE, it"
He held up his finger. counted three 1ves out
OF his wallet. and len them on air for her.
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THE GREAT FIRES IN RUSSIA.
The Terrible Work OF NIhrI.t Band. Of In
eendiRries.

ST.. PErERsBuRa, May 29.-There car

ST. PETERSBURG, May 29.-There can hard
ly be- any doubt that many % the numerous fires
now spreading distress and desolation through
the lnnd are the work OF incendiarles belonging
70 the smal. but dete rmined hands" Of terror
lists. who. not sufficiently Statistic with the knife
and revolver rs means OF terrifying US are
now resortiug 70 a very old form Of expressing
discomfort and spreading terror. There Is no
official proof yet 70 hand that these fires are due
10 revolutionary instiRators bur the recent cap
ture OF TWO parsons near ktef with Orsini
bombs. quantity of compressed gun cotton in
small pots. fuses. and other uspicious material
IN their lodgings, Is very good testimony Of the
fact. The great IRE NJ Orenburg Was foretold
by proclamaiiQns distributed in the town the
gay before. ana q panic has since been caused
IN samara and other places by similar threat
ening announcements. great many arrests
nave ben made on suspicion at Orenburg
At Perm there has been no less than eight
different large fires within five days. Besides
connagraffons In these and other large towns.
there are daily reports OF villages burnt 10 the
ground coming from all parts OF the Interior.
IL must not be thought however. that these are
revolutionary incendiaries: for a very large
number OF fires. breaking out as soon rs the not
STA. where he constructions Of wood especially
in the villages. the general cArelessness. and
the lack Of good notwithstanding apparatus
tons being so often swallowed up bY the flames
before they can be got under control Last
entailing loss Of nearly g. 90 600 OF roubles
lnls year the outbreak has been SO sudden. and
mas Already rehcutl HNch proportions al the be-
ginning only OF the fire season. that there can
be no question as TO the participation Of the
revolutionary party. II Il can be called party.
in this new calamity. Indeed, while I am now
writing. We receive the news Of another batch
Of CONGREGATIONS.
To-day. az Moscow. there have been two diff
ierent hress with an estimated loss OF 10000
rouhles. We learn. also. that 200 OF the best
houses in Eiets. a town not far from Orel. have
been burnt. as well as the Ural Cossack fore
posts OF ZantchalnfkR and Irtek. and several
Bashkir villages. In the Government Of Ufa
ls6 peasant houses have been destroyed in less
than twenty-four hours. Near VorOnej three
villages Were almost entirely consumed few
days ago. These are only few cases which
take at random. All The principal towns Of east
ern Russia have suffered. 70 say nothing OF the
rural districts. The povefty and distress among
the rural sufferers esDecially are enormous.
and II this new plague OF fire is TO continue at
the same rate al which il has begun. the country
will be In bad state. indeed. after such r heavy
addition 70 its other misiortunes. The insur-
ance companies are overwhelmed. and as a
great deal Of their property is. believe REIN
sured in English and other foreign houses, the
effects Of the pressure will not be felt by them
alone
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-15

SATURDAY. June IA, - FLoUE AID MEAL
NeIs Snlst but steady tsI all srases We
Is 80 "a western .rrtfsS ITssA XXI ;, ~. a.
winter strruE extras. - 2pks4 q. a. NI arf XNN
sirs: q $50 IS ssessf m s4
tss = Ss1 - ssa,prsns sIuas e ss4ss. bye
.. So ~. Bra adJwins SIS Wasat go = ION ~
$50. rye red. tif&Sl3
co,Tys-spots i.iSe lower sud acav. Tor export.
over and ihe erop hIhs closing II a., r JAW
= - faI A@a.t z a. for s.ptsmler. II ~ ior &c.
II 2ic ior January sales l4db'i bales
rso,ls'oss1Pork arner sn seam dal "a eonseguence
future isiverv IN tbis scptrini- .ni a sln a. n
gus,ed 80 ssf - July 80 a-sso - ID AMI a,ssd
Bacon asan higher and arm 80 TX. Wessr N iotS
c.ear 81 sud 80 bHs dry ted shoulders = &C. C-t
& 81 Il p, a, So 500 b. nv, S st d 10 Is a.
Lall was nrneT AMI f9irlg active ~ ogu 80 n,
Do Western 4ss1 ere ~ iatare ic iV,fy z a. o..
S,pS nj ra qaSse e q S, ;.si, az In,
CitA SOD a . 55c S1nut,ntsg ~ erstst 80
nrc.sei q. loser and doll az ai.saAc latter irr ~
GR4,s-whsst was iai I'D lossr' a.. $500 hush
avs ltsil ~ FOR y 2New Yu5k ant NiW sukee .pfiug
.ad az. or ~ ua S2 T ~ Or '' "a ;? md '.t
~ Juiy sll3h tor No white Tor IHy. sh lrS rr
's os II =, si os. ny ~" s a S T 80 9s'
80" bush az 80 ns' Tor miKri, airi s-'ssisc Tor
Mi' slI - ~hiie. $500 s. mAti .''s-
lrsh ineuup- steamer 10 ~ 80 So 81. G.tt,- .
~, a. ~, .' ~, - e , ,gf - .sf ~ Ss'H
1Recss itskaw sa-ar friu. LHt quist a g iir.a
ie or a., to go.- rsnnoy r.nnrd - tar demand
nal i-ia-i'. Tor sn,est ace luet All un' hau.,i
r. 3net a, yss;;cTtay. gTees' i'2s bags R,o .ol
SUNpsEs-konns quet aud UNCHANGED az o. = al o
ior e.mmcs 70 sooi siralned STUNTS iufncnus' more
sfn. Peu9Eqm again ever ard dull rcnlct ~ his
here qso'ed re whisksy arm, held At siO'S SsIoe
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-15
SPORTING NOTES.

The Harvard and Columbia freshman race v on
PaFoIe's winnings iI England now foot up sie5i72n
Courtney y sad 70 be uainiig three "
feuL lK, and etKhL
NJ chas Liluened perinte pds the RanooeAI string
for Mr. PisTre LorillArd
The last Derby stakes the valuable ever run
Tor IN that raee-s3o l13.
Mr. J0n Murphy - purchAsd the cite rs Joe Brad.
icy and Blanche Bradshaw. Joe's trial record, -
Lerd Murphy Is continuing has untrnken hex o. sue
&C ses AZ 81 Louis which began at Nashville this spnng
Gen. " q HARDING Of Belle Msade. fem. has bought
the stallion Enquirer. Enqurer's progeny have bee
very success al 10 the spring Tacfs South
The between Fred. A. Plaisied of New York and
william Nicholson Of stockton for 5000 ode. will
place On the Tyne June d The course 10 from Tie Nan
aon House 10 scotswoo God suspension bridge.
John Roberts Jr the pion billiard player n Eng
land. recently defeated the exehampion, Joseph Rem
nett for announced stake u e. GA Roberts returned
lately 70 Rnsiant Asr successful tour through IndA
and The colOuies With Cook.
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The Le,euier Case settled.

OTTAWA. June l4.-It Is currently rumored
that Lieut. Gov Leteller OF Qlebee viii shortly al
lowed four months leave Of absence Chef Justice
Meredith OF the superior Court Of Quebee will probably
b Amiisraor sheui the absence Of Wr. l. tellcr DO
grautud and accepted.
hosruAt. june ~ me pubhcauon q the s1P> cable
teleerAm that the Home Government had declined 70
sancron the dismissa OF Lieut. Gov Lsteer has created
great deal u Interest aud LITE excetneni here
The No ~ seems satsfac ton to all EXCEPT
trrne Frrnch Canadian Conservatives A private de.
syatch has Teen received confirming GAs te legram
Mat We LIEUT. naut 9overnor VII not be removed
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SPEEDING OYER THE VA TER.
Some Fine Racing At the Annual Regatta OF
the PIOaesr Boaa Cub.

some flne hacinG At the Annual Regatta OF
the Pioneer boat Club.
Long pennAuts, gay ensigns, square flags,
and burgess hoated gracefully over 1he pretty
cottage Of the Pioneer Boat Club. on the shore
C.. GOwanus Bay, yesterday afternoon. II was
the annual regatta day OF the club. and the
sounds Of merriment and music were waited
- the light southerly breeze far out among =
a4et Of white winged little boats that danced
UPON the Fuflisd waters Of the bay. thronR OF
ladies'. dressed IN bright oolors. sitting on the
broad piazzsas watched the Oarsmen with great
interest as they launched their shells from the
roaf bsi9w.
Two crews contested in the four-oared gig
racet-he Punch, color magenta, and the Judy.
coor biue. The blues caught the water first.
pullng well together with fOrty stroke. The
MaGentas pulled the long English stroke. with
Just wait lin they shake the kinks ont Of
their backsl" said an admirer OF the MaeentRs.
sanding 99 the plaza They're only pad
sure enough. before completing the quarter
stretch Sayre the stroke OF the MaRentas called
& MS men. They responded instantly. and
tues' turned the stake boat length in al
yauce. and finally came home winners In ESQ.
beating their rivals by 40 seconds.
There were four starters In the senior single
seuls-CoN, Thatcher, HOtrhkish and Bard.
H9trhklss got away hrst. pulling tblrty-sight
however, pulling thirty-four Hotch Kiss WIS
unable 10 maintain the smart Daca3 he began
WIN, ana fell 70 hlrty stroke. Then COX
cT"pt ~ and passed hin. Then the others
.F~pi up % Cox and the three came down the
Nr,e-guari"r stretch ri rafting pace. Cox
made tremendous effort when nnar the finish,
aud icrcrd his boats nose inst q tTihs ahead Of
t4e Others On the imaginary line marking the
unish and thus won the race. Then came
Bard, H0tchk kiss and Thatcher, the latter far in
ne rear. Time Of winner. 7:5Q
Ina eight-Oared barge Tacs was the most
elps'.y contested Of all. Capt Swan Of the Con-
sttluon had MS men well in hand When tho
hnrl Was given. the command Give way 10
R-th@r! Was uttered almost simultaneously oY
tlr captains Of both boats. and the two Darges
slidei down the half milo TO their stakeboals,
turned. ADD maze for the three quarters almo.t
sbreast Of each other. just bsi0re tho Anish
DON eapinins called 10 their mon for the hrai
hbur, Tho hrawny arms Of tho oaTsmen
" -tel lke c.oskMOTk. The muscles stool out
Win the strata. Tho starb0ard stroke and tho
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-15
The see-e, or Happiness

Prom ne tAIrhnian-
what shouh ! eek and Whist desire
So N { my lays may jos 0as bel
Nhsre - all Ant fhc hilueu frc
For iAith uat never may ceN@e % he'
fiTst. In myself INV sarch mu-t rect
kre u g toTrl upon o., quest
Bright NY own soui rHre my intent
70 shall wAlk ~ find my Joy
kfif ia Tie common welfare tlent.
swift Ia uph ID. slow 10 destroy.
know NJ each heart hath secret good,
Oitsn not known or understood
Welcome must each true impulse seem
Felt hY DTuther, % friend, OF ioo
Never be held IN hght esteem
The blessing Anothef's wuTk way show
50 must the measure he lnst aTue lair
For an0uer's goodness, toiL " prayer
To walk whore the sunshine lows to fai
or kncrl IN tiie shallow, suhdeeG and s..l.
Hear every voice that 10 love faay call,
Patient ~ STRIFE. r~ss-Red Ia "a
So shaN each day ho.l some q ~ best,
And tie sat attain ia lonsei Rr rest
o, ,bou. who's. heart Is work q ssN.
Who's tnous hts IN lever come aD4 -.
striNr IN the Strength that - BORN VI yrapaF.
Peace 30 Thy spint first t. KNOW;
AuI ~ Ing ever some human soo.i.
T;Rd 4 crown Of gid for Thy eTOss OF wood
n =. RSssnCE-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-15
coar, Calendar. 70. Monday.

SUPREME COURT-CHAMBERs,-T Third Monday
Mo'i,n Ca,rndsI .sTs.iAL ITHs-S9s i!ra, III, 80
i1i - 3l 81 100, ll0i flOf ll6 s4S lilS 95i, 72l
llu9, nss. llt2 ~. cial Tern tanss-NOs ~. -
$40 s47s ls72 s4a ia4l. sAa, 2ala, az t5ts sara
etis5. Part III --CA,e on
srrrEoa COvEr-Pars l.. II, I'll. Adjourned for the
term.
cessoS rlEAs-EgrIIT IsRE Case on. rart II.-Nos
l744 $40, iObt 49, l3su 1si iot5 l4si, a. us. 2lt3
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-15
On a Defeated Candidate.

Ifoua hs CsrsiIiti Hsrad
The summer comes. but Bishop i not here,
The piiylng mus dr0bs form a gsut tear:
The dear Old mixer. with HE SHINING lace,
Iaes cod Ia death. aud Ewing TAKES his plSes.
No more his trade mark smile and tongue that COWS
Are founf ~ hustiugs ~ A. catte shows;
The babies cry aud stretrh their Arm- IN air,
Ard cry for Bishop but he 10 not there.
Lonely the rosffum here our Il . shOp stood
win hnNtng heari and promises of good.
" itH vacant AR ana most sagACluus bow
That said i wish 10 taik, but don't know how"
Dead In his mornings prime; his rosy bloom
MlihcTed aud faded IA al early tomb,
PROSTATE he hes. ~hile az eyed inonls deplOrs
That Rc.e Richard win bs seen no more