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AN OUTRAGEOUS ASSAULT.

WASHINGTON. March q. 1879
In the Police Court Of this District to-day Patrick
McNsmara, George Lowry and James Shugr'ie were
srragned the charge of assault and battery upon
Miss Maggie NJ. CLANCY last Tuesday night. Miss
Clancy. at the time under the escort of Mr. John r.
Lighter. was proceeding to her home on Capitol Hill
when the accused, with other parties, made
ssult upon the lady and gentleman. Mr.. Lighter
was severely attacked by three OF the party. while
others seized the young lady, and, throwing her
upon the ground assaulted her ia the most outrage
Gus manner.
The young woman in giving her testimony today
completely broke down and was taken sobbing into
IN adjacent room. where she tainted. There
great Indignation In the court. The prisoners were
rant IN fail
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FOREIGN PORTS.

AMER Jan l7-Passed bark Abei ABBOTT. Chase. Annoy
SI mSw % Bertha Marion B scsre; Msns for
New York. 9Th. Kate carnis Br, Wilson, Singapore for
%psaAups, Jan 6-Arrived, bark A Adams. Csllurn.
e ;s,Y x,ss csFds Bo M"sh'n fro"
BATAVIA, Feb lin port ship Iceburg Burr for Iloiio
S As~ SaR re- sss S1s
ss. ss.'s s..s s;. ssa. ss. MARX Marx
b rfs "a
18th Arcadia, woodward. from New York arrived 10Th
.snnia mciehkis. from New York arrived 10Th Hattie
"sisI Bell ai'R Reed Iy from r
.,IsI ;aFi s. oss
SS Sss s..
Arundel Castle DR. Steer; sr.sioee Castle
Kerr f ass %s Ne" Sors
In ps Feb - ship Lucille Talbot from bombay ar
for Boston bark o & G"ye r for dc oor
Boston British Envoy sr stewart s'" Francisco; is'h
"o,osMo Feb irceared. bark Catherine tBr, for New
CasprsAs March 14-Cicarcd previously John Gibson
schr. E'srdeo; staples. do; A"Sis Mysra, Boy;
%isSer Ss sSepesrd and Rs Derby Nayior Of
ss /" rs S.- Msr, st' Es:Sy nss Ssss
Wade -; Luton (rr), -; l. Merritt. Bowdon;
Elizabeth Winsiow Locke drom Havana; Zerna tr),
Frcch and Il II Williams. Tucker, for OF lateras;
Amy Lane, Ccs.igan for do; Malaga ss,, sha. from
Merrick, Lppncott from Havana, for 81 iattcras;
schrs " Richardson Richardson A Weeks. Little
field; Louisa Mason, Gregory uron kockland); Belle
r"ppcr ,trom ny rorisn il Crswiord Adams from
Philadelphia John Lord Thorn.s n for Of hatferas.
GoSAvys. March 4-In port. schr sam Wackrill, Dow
ling for Boston. 80 -,
Portland for north Of Hattcras ldg. .
UALirAx March 2i--Airived, steamer Moravian (Br
Graham baltimore for Liverpool
Br, Daniels baltimore: 10Th, Caribbean (Br sandrcy
In port March 49, schrs Abby Thaxter 1Iutehings for
Nellie star Poland from and for Mobile; Five
Sisters, Hutcbins, for Now York; Is Newman, Newman
MoSrryrrpo Jan 2s--Arrivcd. bark Arictta. Nichols
New York: iOth brig Panlco tBr Onctti Quebec, land
cleared FOR Bucncs Ayres) Feb bark rndcl Werl Par
low New York: 9th. schr Nancy smith. Stephens IA
yannah: sth, bark Emma Litchneld, Thomas, do.
CLEARED Feb bark Amcus tBr) Frenett Bueuos Ayrcs
4th brig - Louis Dr. Fortn Bsrbsdos 9Th bark Lothar
r) Desmond New York before reported sailed Jan Isl
Pennington Demermra, sail March ~ for New York
PoRr ANTONIO, March 12Arrved. scbr Hannah Coomer.
Craig. New York mot M beforel
RIO uRAspK DO SUI, Feb 3-Arrivcd, brigs G"edhart
sailed Jan a. schrs Elm (Nor Olsen Sandy Hook for
orders Walter l. Pumncr Plummcr, Pernambuco Feb y,
brig Sea Bird lsr. Lindt. dos schr Hermann tDntch),
Doewes Sandy Ieok, Ida Jayne, Mills, pcrn.mbucc.
RIO JANEiRo. March i4Clcarcd. barks L. Pendcrgast
(B Bates New York about 18Th. Gsmalic jones' Ba'ti'
sailed about March II. steamer Rubens tBr for New
sr Jsco. March s--Arrivsd, schr Maggie Gray Bow
ling, Baltimore.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH q, 1879.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
WHITEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD YACHTS AND HERALD
wHITEsroNE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamer Adratic (r). Jennings Liverpool March H. and
"rsis March 70 ai 20 So a. passed Allan
@ Ward London wit, ass
ss S
Gs Of sn Line DR. 'Gq 9oa Sew s,s &c;
@ r IN
q 49, Ion so 4e passed steamer California Br ro% New
fS"%onder1y ss lat T. siesmer bound
ss: s.y HOOK
'' Steamer csran.o jenkins. will. ma.e
san Hs
bar. S s Is r 81 tr %.s ss rs 4
Wilson from Liverpool for - John Nh; 2is on n tre
@ S1mo
tar d .. and T. 50
soorde1 Had One weather. u,..,.. J. AL. ssr.u..,
Tp. y;y%sY,s VS. TEssry 4 Antwerp . y PEI
with westerly winds had variable winds Sable
50 IS. passed British bark showing signals sGFX
bound W 4th no LAT &c passed large ships
White band about two feet wide under the hounds ap.
Barn Martha MeNs Gordon ssro Feb a. in ballast
TO snow & Burgess. Anchored in Gravescnd Bay for
Bark Elisa ta vossado Catania 81 days. with sulphur
TO order Passed Gibraltar Jan 81
sugar sa's and i %e": s to Ssscs March of the
s ns wind. greater par.
ssSr W simmons. Campbell Jack s IL days,
Schr w X Hustan. Wcstgato. Baltimore. Is bound to
nsS s o & n
sion with AZ s % ssa
sci TO leak.
a5- ship Atlantic tGer) from Bremen. and bark Hans
Toae lNor from Bansry which were anchored below for
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer City of Ftchburg Ellis New Bedford for New
York with mdse and passengers to Barring 4 Davis.
Steamer Santec Fletcher, Fall River for New York.
schr Teaxer facemure, st John, NIB via New Haven for
schr Ida f Latham Latham Boston for New York.
schr Boston Nickorson. Boston for New York.
seIr sa,"ss. NisseysoS New Bedford 70, New York
schr Qnickstsp; Raynor Prov,dence for New York.
ssr s New York
schr Joseph Baymore, Baymorc New Haven for Now
schr Governor Eaton, Orient, Ii, for New York.
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Delaware smith, New York for Norwich.
Bark Rio do la Plata (Br. McQuarric New York for 81
Brig Alice Bradshaw tBr) Sanford. New York for Co
runnn and anchored off HERALD Telegraph StationL
s enr ward. cocgsn New York for Nor1sis
Schr George Collins Wooster Hoboken for Boston.
sehr Baltimore. Mowati, weehawken for Mountviiie
schr Potter Hooper Bradbury. Havcrstraw for Provi
Schr Iyctta Hicks, Port johnson for Boston
schr Bslsora Sherman, Alley, Port johnson for Dan
schr south Shore whitmore Port johnson for Salem.
Schr lyme, Otis. Port johnson for Fall River -
schr Helen Augusta, Pratt Port johnson for Middle
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mistake in his calculations. He is now the husband
OF his fifth wife and the father Of thirty -four leg
mate children the Oldest and youngest both living
and he thinks "a score at least of the others. The
Oldest child is now forty years of age, and the
youngest but five months. He says that he expects
to have at least moro wife and add six children
to his family. making a grand total of forty. and
when that is accomplished to apply for pension the
balance of his life.
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CHARGED WITH MURDER.

ST. LOUIS. Mo-, March Il, 1879.
John Lanham. alias Charles Johnson, was arrested
last night and placed in Jail. He is charged with
shooting ana killing an actress on the stage of q
theatre in San Antonio Texas in July last also with
vounding two men at the same time. Lanham. who
has been in the city three weeks was recognized
among the audience OF the Coliseum by ex-man-
ager Of the Texas theatre, who eye witness to
the shooting and killing. The prisoner makes a
wesk denial Of his identify. but iewelrythe property
OF the woman he murdered was found on his person ,
and the positive of his are strong
r,oin Mt
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MURDER TRIAL DEFERRED.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
RICHMOND. Va, March 81, 1879.
The trial Of Miss Amelia Iinkham for murder.
which was to have taken place at Lumberton, N. c..
this week. has been continued until the term Of
the Court Miss Linkham, IL will be remembered
shot aud killed her alleged seduccr. Edward Hart
man, Baltimore drummer. at Lumbcrton. on the
oath Of October last. She enceinte and Hart
man had promised to marry her.
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A TRAVELLING FORGER.

COLUMBIA, s. c., March 81, 1879.
James r. Kingsley, alias Kney. passed on the
Central National bank of this city. yesterday, q
forged check for $500. drawn by the First National
Bank OF st. Paul against the Metropolitan National
Bank OF New York. and escaped by the north bound
before tho fraud discovered He Is travelling
with young lady represented a. his daughter, and
Is said 10 be . most accomplished scoundreL
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THIRTY-FOUR CHILDREN.


II am come from Old Virginia. that's where was
born and raised, sar." was what Joseph Ray, col
orcd veteran who lives in Carondeet said yesterday
to Republican reporter. Joseph has history which
will perhaps be of interest. He is now scventy-four
years Of age, but hale and hearty and declares his
ability TO live at least twenty years more but nevers
theess is IN constant state Of preparation tor his
departure for another world in case he has made
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AMERICAN PORTS.

BOSTON March 2o-Cssrcd. schr Bartis Pierce HAYES.
Bsracoa. .
saicdscamcrs Lancaster and Harrisburg: brig Aim
we'll.
2is.-Arrved steamer SAXON snow, PhIadeipbia; bark
Henry Hurnham Cardcnse; schrs samuel Cast
ncr, Bcarsc. phnadelphia, I ADAMS Niekerson por,
cock Smith philadelphia: Rcbccca w Huddcll Deputy.
do; Bentley, Arnold, Hobokcn; Squire. Crowcii.
Port johnson.
Ciesred--stcsmer Pembroke sr, James Liverpool ship
winona Bray, bombay; bark Edward Kddcr Park, Mel.
bourne. schf Daniel Webster, Ryder, cspc Verbs and
market
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MISS LENNOX'S READINGS.

Miss Adelaide Lcnnox opened last evening course
of readings which promises to prove very popular
and attractive. Last evenings selections. Nothing
to Wear" 1.-THE Maniac" ''The vsgnbond,' "Betsfe
and Are Ont" and other pieces, showed Miss Len
to be possessed Of high powers of elocuton and
no little dramatic talent. This afternoon and even
ing Miss Lennox will read again.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-03-22
ONLY ONE SAVED.

Information was received in Newark. N. j., yester-
day. that boat belonging to the bark Morning Star
which was wrecked OF the South Carolina coast on
March 49, had been picked up by the bark Sea Bird
Of Baltimore. In the boat four seamen, one OF
whom is Barney Galligsn, of Newark. The rest of
the Morning Stars crew. eleven all told believed
70 have been lost.
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GUILTY OF MANSLAUGHTER.
[BY TELE GRAPH TO THE HERALD. |

(BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.l
MACON. Ca, March 81, 1879.
The jury brought in verdict of guilty of in
voluntary granddaughter in the commission of an
unlawful act. in the Jerry O'Connor murder trial.
O'Connor dubbed Sam Franklin. colored. to death
last February. During the argument OConnor read
the HERALD. The penalty is three to five years i'm
prisonment in the State Prison.
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AN ORANGE TRIUMPH.

MONTREAL Que. March 81 1879.
The Harvey Russell shooting trial at swectsburg
resulted to-day in verdict Of not guilty. Russell
was carried from the Court by his Orange brethren
amid great enthusiasm.
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THE HOYT MURDER TRIAL.

BRIDGEPoRT, Conn.,, March 81, 1879.
In the Superior Court this afternoon Mr. Sanford,
Of the counsel for Edwin Hoyt moved for arrest
of judgment, on the ground that Charles Wheeler,
foreman Of the jury, had formed and expressed an
opinion previous TO the trial that Hoyt guilty
and should be hung. Evidence on this point will be
heard tomorrow morning
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BOUND EAST.
BELOW.

Bark Athene 3D. Finday from Hong Kong Sept 2s vs
Table Bay Jan 81
Bark Nimbus (Hr) Conf from Antwerp Feb u.s.
Schr 7 Mcclellan Farr, from Rio Hachc via Key West
MarchS
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ADJUSTMENTS.
"rAusr" AT THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

Mar.l,erta 49, . Mile Minnie IIauk
Faust was given last night at the Academy for
the last time this season. 1t was announced some
days ago that last night would also be the final APP
pearance of Mile. Hauk before her departure for
Europe but We are informed that our charm
ing country woman is to be heard at least
once moro in Carmen" and probably in
a new role. But of this more in good
time The performance of Faust" last evening
was in many respects a memorable one. Miss Hank =
Margherita is an exquisite piece or dramatic ana
artistic portraiture. She is for the time being the
sweet, suffering Margherta, as completely as in
Carmen" she is the wild. impetuous and saucy
gypsy In this selfsacrihce, in the truthfuluess and
naturalness of her acting, Miss Hanks greatest
charm lies. In, the spinning song she gave us q
dreamy pctureta delicious rcyerie, that charmed
her audience irrsstibly. The Jewel song was given
with perfect artistic and vocal hnsh. Every phrase
gave evidence not only of conscientious study, but
OF thorough comprehension of the character OF
Margherita, the simple Cermaiigir whose heart went
readily at the frst call. With Sgnor Frapolli
who was unfortunately not in good voice last
evening, Miss Hauk gave poetic and emotional
rendering of that sweetest of operate love scenes
where in the silence, soft and sweet. her heart re-
joces with bliss unconfessed and she has learned
what the small secret voice is that murmurs
sweetly in her breast" What beauty is contained in
this scene. where word and music blended so
completely ''as they should be, the sister and
the brother!'' With the sweet throbbings
OF her own heart, Margherta sees the
leaves all tremble and dance and move 1t would he
grateful task to dssect Miss Hanks rendering OF
the character of Margherita at greater length. but
the latcness Of the hour at which the performance
closed prevents saying much now Signor Fra
polli sang Faust charmngly, Notwithstanding the
fact that he was out OF voice. Sgnor Del Puente's
Mephstopheles vocally satisfactory. but he
was much too serious all through. The visible in
visible gentleman should take more delight in his
devilish work. Signor Galassi sang the part OF
Nine Pisan took the part of Siebel and very salts
factorily. The house was filled with brilliant
audience. Miss Ha9k was the recipient Of double
recall after the third act when she received an en-
thusiastic greeting from the entire house.
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WHALEMEN.

Sailed from Provincetown March % schr Antartc Bell
North Atlantic Ocean.
Sailed March schr Sarah Lewis Attain
tic Ocean.
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SAILED.
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Steamers Colon for Aspinwali Western Texas Jackson
VILE Sc bark Alimur utaD, Genoa; brig Kodiak, Mar
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YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,. 60.

DARGEs wANTED'-wANTED.F FOR CASH, AT HARD
pan sound and reliable Barges OF the fol-
lowing dmcn 12O feet keel 30 to - feet
beam hold under beam suitable to carry DO
gross open deck preferred Address THOMAS
JOHNSON, 80 West cfst st., New YORK
INOR sAIE-A NEW CENTRE BOARD SCHOONER
H Yacht II feet ALL - feet beam. two stscrooms
aud all convenienccs complete In respect Address
A. b. box 2s Herald office.
GALE AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PASSBNGER
kCBoats. Freight Steamcrs Tugs aud Yachts. SAMubh
HOLMES. Surveyor steam Vessels i2o Front ST.. " 4.
vxvANTED-A SMALL STEAM YACHT. ADDRESS.
w with full particulars and price, c. d. Herald Branch.
Philadelnhin.
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WESTERN UNION TIME BALL.

New YORK. March 2l-Noon
The Western Union time ball fell correctly today.
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Destination.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTHS
MARCH AND APRIL.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
,,~~.r ,~-rAsufoN Aai.E xPxKfMEN7

MISCELLANEOUS.
4 soANDAL AT FASHIONABLE APARTMENT
POLICE CAPTAIN WILLIAMS SHOWN UP.
PATHETIC ROMANCE FROM CASTLE GARDEN
STARTLING HUMAN PHENOMENON IN BROOKLYN.
WIFE AND CHILD BURIED IN NEW JERSEY
BARNARD
pAsrARpLY OUTRAGE BY NEW YORK HooDLUMs.
AzRAEL ON THE EAST SIDE.
THRILLING ADVENTURE OF AN EsCAPED NJ
HILIST
LIGHT on TIIEOsOPHIC MYSTERY.
o.
PECULIAR BREACH OF PROMISE CASE.
And Hfy-six columns OF other exclusive articles,
Table Talk Gossip stories Damatc aud the very latest
sunday morning teleyraphIc dispatches
ALL FOR FIVE CENTS
in the
SUNDAY MERCURY.
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK THIS DAY.

HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER.
VATIONS.
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tickets with Capital Prizc Of xlOuOOU, WIN otnet
prizes ranging from $4,000 TO 81 oU) amounting IN All
$22jo,OOU - -..--
Price Of rickcs-wholos 600; halves 800; quarters
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ANTWERP March 2s-Thc 81 Bernards. Britsh ship,
Burns which arrived here March from New York. had
heavy weather the passage and Jc
soned about j bags wheat The master reports that she
touched the ground In coming the river March s. but
oscd on without assistance she In In the roads
dschurging her cargo, apparently IN good condition
AMSTERDAM, March o-Thc Crown IL lying on hor
beam ends, aad the starborrd buiwarks. ruddcr and
and the watcr running IN and out OF tho YES
sci. The masts are still standing. but tho
main aud fore masts have shifted from their right
place and probably broken hoped that the masts
will tall and that the vessel VIII then into
better position being quito impossible as she lies
work the although the weather 10 nne should
Only cordage blocks anchors piece Of chain and
soc sheets ~ copper been salved In all ~ pieces
timber laden deck seven OF which have been
washed overheard. OF these have been picked
sea and landed TerschcnT THE above vessel has since
been noatcd1
pnu,su.usrv March s-Tbe G N Davis from Mejii,oues
which through by the leo and sunk 2,d Feb OF
Twielcnheth. hes been raised
CupSrIssA March fOThc Maritime Conrt at Iiilcsand
granted swedish Ei <JO salvage bark Frda Iel
mont.
FArAL. Fob 2s-Thc Belle tBr brig. from Dundee for
New tcoal) IN here e 2Sth with loss
some sails maintopmnst and forctopmast; she has
placed In quarantine for Ave days.
bark Madura whom II decided that $50 tons of
should he discharged The brig Isle Of Beauty
has chartered 40 tons To Hamburg for
lump sum Of ED all expenses Of putting cargo board
and taking IL put being paid.
scuu,L 1reand) March THE bark Gemma c. Of Genoa
DaOrso from Baltimore for Limerick tgain put IN
March and reported having encountered heavy
in Atlantic for tho last ten days. she sailed to-day for
Limerick.
wtl.,Scrox Nz. Jan fa-rhc hull Of ship southmins,cr
the continue be brought TO this port IN coang
vessels.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-08
PessOuyZ and POIitic<IL.

The bulk of the United States Govern
inent is in Oliio at present. ~
Gambetta advocates the scheme for re-
stOting roulette in Francs.
Senator Blaine says IL isho use to talk
to him about Presidential candidates.
Senator Hoar says wages are higher in
Massachusetts than in any State in the
Union. ...s .,.., y
,s. Cardinal Manning rues his priests
with rod Of iron, aud is styled the
MOltke Of clericalism.
Mr.. Charles Foster made his one hun
dredth speech of the present canvass at
|cBellefonta aine, o., last Thursday.
The late Sir Rowland Hill dictated the
invitations TO his funeral, encouraging
the penny post to the end.
Captain Daft's cricket, team. will sail
for Liverpool by the Inman st, amer City
Of Richmond on October 20.
THE Emperor Sigismund SAID that q
man had right to destroy bis enemies
and then added that the most efiectua
| way to destroy an enemy is to make hin
your friend. -'fi - 4' 'kt ~
1T is six years this month since Jay
Cooke faiIed.-Funaer Organ.
And do you really own that Jay Cook
failed u pay his debfs? j. c., the part
ner of Hugh McC Culloch ? And how mucl
Of the joint liabilities Of the firm did Hugl
McCulloch ''repud ate W. Richmond
| 1Vhig. .vY.
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NINE FAMILY.

DimbIed scheeks MT eyes of .plue,
MOut' like Id was moisd nit dew,
Und Iee,ile teoth silust peekin' droo--
Dots der baby.
Cnrly he'd und full OF glee. r
DrOwsers all Oudt at der knee
He vas peen playin' horss, you see
Dots loedlc Otto.
Won hunderd seexty In der shMie,.
Der oder day When she was Weighed
She beats me s0On vas afraid
Dots mine Gretchen. - OBI,
,--.sr.
Bare footed he'd, und pooty stoudt,
Nit crook ed legs dot will bend Oudt, d.
Fond Off his beer und snuer- k,uut-
Dots me himself. 81 rfi'
Won schmall young baby, full or fun,
Won leedle pright-eyed, rognish son,
Won frau to greet when work. vas done :
Dots mine vamily.