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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-11

MISSIONARY MEETING.- opening ses
sion of the fifth annual meeting Of the NlT
ginia Christian Missionary Society was held
in the lecture-rOom Of the Seyenth-Street
Christian church last night. NOiwltAs.and
ing the rain there was a gOOdly number
present, and the promise OF successful
meeting. The following ministers were
among the members who reported present
p. 5. Rhodes, Gordonsville; Junius VIII
kins. Charlottesville Il. p. Richardson,
Barhamsylle;- +. B. Chalenner, Bruing.
ton; c. s. Blackwell, Norfolk; w. 5. Bul-
lard, Snowyille; W. :. Hoye, GordOns.
vile; c. w. Harvey, Gordonsvile; l.. A.
Cutler, Louisa Courthouse; j. ID. Hamaker,
Snowville; 4. Waldrop, Barhamsville.
Several new members were enrolled.
The president, Rev. l.. A. Cutler, deliv-
cred the annual address, which was an able
and eloquent presentation Of the duty OF
the Church to preach the Gospel to every
creature.
Another session will be held this morning
at 10 O'Clock in the lecture-room. An adj
dress will be delivered by Rev. J. ID. Ha.
maker, and the report Of the Board Of Man.
ayers will be presented. Rev. z. s. Rhodes
will deliver an address at half-past 7 10.
night. The Society will continue its ses.
sions until Friday night.
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LassOiug "a Deer.
From the San. Tranei,eo Chronicls.I

From the san LranelteO Cnfonlce'J
The following story comes from Lompoc
A son OF Juan Ohvaro, aged thirteen, look
ing for cows in the sand hills, came across
a large deer and lsssoed him. The deer
made fos the horse aad lscerated him with
his horns. The horse bucked the saddle of
and ran away. but the lariat was fast to the
horn Of the saddle. The deer then started
for the boy, who ran into some willows and
the deer after him, but the saddle caught IN
the willows aud held the deer fast. The boy
then went for help and the deer was shOt.
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A Negro Juror i'm New York

NEW YORK, November 9.-The first col
ored citizen who has ever served in the
criminal courts Of this county was called in
the General Sessions Court yesterday. Col
ored men have been called on jury panels
frequently, but they have been invariably
excused from serving at their own request.
The colored man called on the present jury
panel is Robert Green, laundryman.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-11

moving In summer and winicr, their jour
news are seldom extended. They will some
times 90 from the mouth OF Chesterfield
inlet to the Wager river or Repulse bay,
and occasionally TO the tribes at the north
part OF Melville Peninsula, but generally
spend one year at least at some intermediate
point. The tribes they pass through on
these Journeys are so connected by marriage
as TO be almost Ike one large tribe, so that
they are all the time IN the land OF their
friands
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-11

BRIEF ITEMs.-The stormy weather yes
terday pretty well stripped the trees IN the
Capitol Square and elsewhere in the city OF
the remaining leaves.
A new rOund-hOuse Is being built by the
Chesapeake and Ohio road in this city for
the company's locomotives.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-11

HEyRIco NEWS. The Jail Commissioners
have recommended the county-iall yard TO
be repaved, and the Court has instructed
the work TO be done.
Edward Potts (colored), who was arrested
Monday charged with stealing chickens
from DIR. Ewlings, was taken before jus
tice Larus yesterday aud discharged.
The County Court was engaged nearly all
day Yesterday in trying the case OF Tucker
Coleman (colored), charged with rnalieiously
assaulting and wounding George Clarke.
The case was given TO the jury about 3
O'Clock. They failed to agree. and were
taken TO a hotel for the night. The alleged
offence was committed near the new reser.
yolr last month, and Coleman has since been
confined In Jail.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-11

The MOZART THIS EVENING. over
ture, " Tricoche and Cacolet," (Suppe,) or
chestra; second, solo soprano, "Mobil Sig.
nor" frcm the " Huguenots," (Meyerbeer,,
Miss Baird; third, solo violin, "Air with
Variations" (Mayseder,) Mr.. John Kess.
mich; fourth, WaItzes, Pomone," (Wald'
teufel,) orchestra; fifth, ballad, "The Val
ley" (Gounod,) Miss Baird; sixth, SOLD
clarinet, Might on the Mountains" (Baer'
NANNY Mr.. Felix Jardella; seventh, pot
pourri, Faust" (Gounod,) orchestra.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-11

SUPREME Court OF APPEALS. YESTERDAY.
Jackson Guy, Esq. was allowed to prac-
tice as counsel in this court.
Mitchell Us. The Commonwealth. Ar.
gued by Lawrence y. Marye, Esq, for plain.
tif 10 error, and the Attorney.General for
the Common wealth, and submitted.
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PRANKs AT THE THEATRE.-Ford Il Den.
hams Masqueraders will appear at the
Theatre on Friday and Saturday evenings
Of this week in their lalghabIe comedy enti-
tied Franks" The Chapman Sisters,
Miss Blanche and Miss Ella. who have ever
been popular in this city, will assist the eX-
celeut comedian, Mr.. George Denbam, in
two evenings Of rare mirth. Franks is a
comedy in two acts which is said to be full
~
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ARRIVAL OF A NEW ENGINE.-The Rich
mond and Allegheny Railroad Company
yesterday received from the Grant Locomo-
tive Works new locomotive for the Rich
mond division OF their road. 1t is the first
delivery OF number Of engines bought for
this end OF the road.
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WEATHER REPORT.

Ixn,c.Tloxs FOR To-DAY.-For the Middle
s,a,es cloudy and rainy weather, southeast
erIy winds, decidedly lower barometer, sta
tion,ry or higher temperature.
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V. NJ. I. CLUB BANouET.-The V. VI. J..
Club of this city will have a banquet al
Suelline's Cafe tonight in eommemorstlon
Of the foundation OF the Virginia Military
Institute. All ex-cadels OF tbe instuule
may take part in the celebration on terms
which will be made known 10 tnem U! .pc
commi,tee. Mtssrs. j. w. Cringau, Beg.
| r. Crump, and +. u. Bennett
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DUCK CREEK wHsKgY at $3.50 gallon.
"Amber- wblskey at 90 gallon.
alpha a" whisLey at 1880 galto3.
"Montroser y whisky at IS gallon.
% Select I" whhkey at sS a gallon.
Green ana Black Teas at so, s0c., and I'll PEI
ponnd.
Fancy Groceries. IN large variety, at low prices.
W. ID. BLAIR q Co,
ll09 Main street.
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HuMoROUs READNGs.-Rey.C G. 5. Black
well VIII give humorous readings at the
Third Presbyterian church tonight at
O'Clock. The proceeds will be devoted to
the Ladies' Aid Society OF the church, and
a pleasant evening Is anticipated.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

ANNUAL MEETING or THE RICHMOND, York.
RIVER AND CHESAPEAKE RAILROAD COMPANY.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders Of
the Richmond, York-River and Chesapeake
Railroad Company was held at the compa-
ny's Office at IL O'Clock yesterday. The fol.
lowing is the annual report:
PRESIDENTS OFFICE,
RICHMOND, VA. November 10, 1880.
The Board OF Directors respectfully SUBJ
NIT TO the stock holders the following report
OF the compsny's operations for the fiscal
year ending September 80. 1880:
Gross earnings FOR the fiscal year,. .el72.335 81
Operating expenses Tor fiscal year,. 96,36S Al
1896 80
The net revenue OF s75, ,966 80, as show n
above, has in the interest OF the road been
to a large extent expended in renewing
both road bed and track. and 10 additional
station and terminal facilities.
The whole property is now in proper
condition 10 receive and hsndIe the rapidly
Increasing traffic now flowing 10 1t, and
which was anticipated at the date Of the
last annual report.
The gross receipts for the year Just end.
ed, as compared with those OF the prece-
dug year, show an increase OF 3S 910 per
cent.
Within the last few months OF the fiscal
year Just closed purchases and combinations
OF properties have been concluded by con-
Meeting lines ana interests, from which may
reasonably be expected much larger in.
crease in the business OF this road, hence
your Board OF Directors have Judged 1t to
be the best and most economical policy to
expend the revenues upon the property,
thus preparing it at all times to meet the re-
qurements OF its apidy-lncreasihg busi.
ness in a prompt and efficient manner, in
preference TO making dividends upon lis
stock, looking 10 the permanent welfare
and value OF the road.
The reports OF the superintendent and
auditor, herewith submitted, give the de-
tailed and particular information OF the
operations OF the road.
All OF which Is respectfully submitted.
THOMAS CLYDE, President.
The following officers and directors were
elected for the ensuing year: Thomas
Clyde, president; A. s. Warren, vice-presi-
dent Reuben Foster. w. ii. Gwathmey,
b. F. Clyde, and A. Stewart, directors.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-11

SAVE MONEY by having your printing done 81 The
DISPATCH PRiSTISc-HoUsE. Good work, low
prices. aud satisfaction guaranteed.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

re- On all sa,es OF Real Estate made between the
Let Of January and last OF June the taxes for the
present year baveto be psid by The purchaser. On
all sales made between the 1st OF July and last Of
the year the taxes have 10 be paid By The seller.
This cus,om adopted about fifteen years ago
BY all the real estate agents In Richmond, aud ap-
plies TO Richmond and ylciniyJ
ATKINSON STEMPLE, Z. NJ, cabbage.
GRUBBs q WILLIAMS. 49, i. NJ. family resi-
dence No. Eva Grace street, between second ana
Third.
W. GODDIN. 12 NJ, com, fodder. sbucks, and hay,
at Glenburnie. on the " esihsm plankroad.
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SENT on FOR FoRGgRY.-The continued
case of william Gatewood (colored), charged
with feoniously forging aud uttering as
true check for $50 on the Merchants Ma
tioual Bank, purporting 20 be signed by IL.
n Wortham, trustee, he well knowing the
same to be forged, was called In the Police
Conrt Yesterday morning. six witnesses
were exsmined, and the accused was sent
on to the grand jury Of the Hustings. Court
Tor Indictment, and allowed ball In the sun
Of $500, The check has been lost.
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ACourisr OF tho Plains.

From The SAT- Lake Clty IrlDunt
The postmaster OF Yuma, Arizona, sent
an Indian on foot with letter 10 Castle
Dome Mines recently. In eight hours he
returned. the total distance travelled being
seyen.y-eight miles.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-11

10. o. F.-RELIEF ASSOCIATION AND TIL
ENcAMPMENT BRANCH noticed the fact
some time since that the Odd-Fellows' Re-
lief Association, which was organized in
this city in pursuance OF resolutions OF the
Grand Lodge Of this State, had been adopt
ed by North Carolina for the Odd-Fellows
OF that State. The West Virginia Grand
Lodge at its session just closed unanimous
ly adopted the same Association as the en-
dowment plan for that State also. This Or
ganization is now complete, and embraces
within the purvew OF its laws these three
Jurisdictions, with membership OF about
10, 900, and has ample field for success and
permanency. The president Is Mr.. James
b. Blanks, now Of Norfolk, but recently OF
Petersburg, Va. Mr.. Jonn j. Williams, OF
Portsmouth, the head OF the encampment
branch OF this order, will visit the two
camps Of this city tonight. The patriarcbs
are expecting good time on this occasion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-11

CHARTERS GRANTED YESTERDAY BY JUDGE
WEXFORD. Yesterday Judge Wexford
granted charter incorporating the "Lon-
don and Southern Mining and Manufac-
turing Company" The objects OF the new
corporation, as set fourth in the charter. are
to search for and develop the mineral pro-
pertles, to mine and produce caoline, plum
bago, and other earth useful for manufac-
turing purposes coal, iron, lead, asbestos,
gold, silver, and all other minerals, ores,
and metals.
The capital stock is 10 be not less than
so, 900 nor more than $4,000, TO be di-
yided in shares OF so each. The real
estate is not TO exceed at any one time
%, 900 acres, and the principal office is to
be in Richmond.
The names and residence OF the officers
for he first year are as follows: Ii. A.
Atkinson, Jr., president, Richmond ;
Charles +. Belyin, vice-prcsident, Rich
mond. Directors: Charles f. Belvin; w.
a. Moss, Buckingham county; John a.
Booker, Cumberland county; Wingield
Scott, Floyd county Henry y. Price, sur
ry county; Ii. a. Atkinson, Jr., A, Mon
teiro. Manchester, Va; A. YaDcey Morris,
Heprico. Secretary, j. A. II. st. Andrew,
Farmviie Assistant Secretary, N. B. Pol
teauX, Richmond.
Judge Wexford yesterday also granted O
charter incorporating the Jefferson Toy
Manufacturing Company of Virginia. The
incorpofators are Albert r. Wellsten, Jo-
seph O'Brien, franklin j. Brooks, Robert
G.. Dudley, and Edwin c. Bruen. The oh.
ject OF the company is the manufacture and
sale Of patent toys and wholesale novelties
The amount Of capital stock is $4,000
divided into shares Of 500 each. The term
OF existence OF the company is for twenty
years, and ifs principal places Of busines:
are New York and Richmond.
The officers are as follows: Directors
Albert Welstein, Joseph O'Brien. Franklir
J. Brooks, Robert q. Dudley, and Edward
c. Bruen; President, Albert X. Wellstein
residing in Norfolk; Secretary, +. j.
Brooks; Treasurer, Joseph O'BrIen.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-11

". ELLYsoN 4 CO., advertising agents, Insert ad-
veri.ements In all Of the newsps OF the United
States publishers rates. orders left at the Dis
patch couningroom VIII receive prompt atten-
a.
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M THE DoG.SLED.
wonderful Endurance OF the Esqui-
mau Dog.

woTKrD. LAsHgD. AND sTARyED-NoTEs oF
IxNUlT LIFE on The MARCa-JoY OVER THE
rTRSJ SNOW.
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HoRsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE
n NERVOUS DEBILITY AND As A TONIC.

have used Horsford's Acid Phosphate during the
past six months with great satisfaction In large
number of cases Of nervous debility and as tonic
after fevers. w. IL. FLETCHER, VI. d.
I1didadDOLis, Ind.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-11

LApIES
who wish to have their
FOSTER LACED KID GLOVES
rut OH their hands bY a lady expert sent 10
Messrs. LEVY BRorHERs,
the agents In this city, by
FOSTER, Abe celebrated Kid Gioyisr
are requested to call this week.
The FOSTER KID GLOVES
are superior In macy respects TO any other KID
Gloves MADE. and the paten, iace-fastenisg makes
II decidedly the most comfortable sn the most per-
fee:-ftiBg Kid Glove. As are the agents in ms
city for this celebrated Kid Glove, We eao always
supply our customers with any size and esior 'heS
may desire.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-11

SWINGING HARNESS FOR THE FIRE DEPART
MENT.-Messrs. Bailey (enginemanl Vest
(helper), and Ellington (hostler). OF Steamer
Company No. 2. on Main street near the
corner OF Twentieth, have put up the
swinging. harness attachments for the
horses, and the engine and hose-carriage
teams are now being drilled regularly. This
is great improvement on the old plan OF
keeninp the harness on the horses all The
time. and, besides, saves time in hitching
and saves the harness from much hard wear.
Mr.. Bailey is also, we believe, responsible
for an Ingenious arrangement by which the
gas ia the engine-house Is turned up on tne
stroke OF the gong. This is not only highly
creditable, but will save the city consld'
erable sum in lighting the building.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-11

J.P, CARR. EsS. sprominent lawyer Of Arsusta .
Ca: "TUTT's FILLS have teen used In my case
fTorpor Of the Livefj aud in my faHiy with marked
success. Believe them superior Ia al hillary De-
rangemen,s 10 any pill, ever made. u u the only
remedy that has in my experience proved efNectuA
for nervous headache. They never fall.
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" FOR A RAINY DAY."
RUBBER CLOTHING,

CHALLENGE Is offered to any one who can pro-
cucs regua case OF torpid liver that will not sue.
eumb TO the iIaueuce OF SIMMONS Liver BEGU-
LAroR. The cures on record are so numerous that
the propretors feel that the evidence or Us curative
effects cannot be questioned.
~ have used your medicsoe In my family, and
have taken pleasure IN recoame ndingit As an ex-
ceIent remedy for the regulation OF the hver."-
RiItOr Ashland (0ht0J TInsss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-11

A CARD.-Tc OWNERS OF NAN
N CHEsTHR REAL I've resvsssfuily
oisr oss services for the tS,LLEtsfiON ~ knNlsS
s,rosnisips ssrbct attptou 10 thsir tntefests ana
prompt Isssras. ii. II cHAFrtN . ca.
Real Estate Aleses and AscslesessS
no l0.at Ne HostA 1sutA tlxeek
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-11

MALARIAL-fEvER,I ,ISIERMrTEST.fEvER,s ard
CuILLs and FEVER cured By using MosIsoN's
PILLS. PILcuER, agent.
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EMINENT wIumEn BRiS,ox. NJ. d.,

Ihave used Co,den's LIEBfG's LIQUID lxTRAcr
or BxEr In INV practice. As a tonic In eonsump.
t,on, se5iitv. weakness. anemia chorosis, &C. tt
cdanofb surpassed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-11
CHRISTMAS SALE.

rVHE LADIES OF ii GRACE
sTpYtT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH are
making pEepsraiioas FOR sALE, TO be- held during
the arst week 10 December. st which they VIII e.
bihiI ,artsd assortment OF CHlIDkESs SUITS,
sItps, aud nFNTLFMEN', FANCY GOODS,
Toys BOOKS FRUII.CAKts, &C., &C. .Tuey
r.quys; ihei friends TO examine these aooIs <Iose
making their purchases. no s@iA-se
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TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY was cloudy or
rainy. =, "a
TaSrxoNErxR YESTERDAY 4. NJ, 52;
"a. M..64; noon, 75; p. NJ, 20; L.
H.. 6S; midnight, 60.
Nan temperature. 6f5 @.
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duck CKEExr wmsKsY at si.oo gallo

TYPHOID. FEvEB prevented by using MoRIsoS's
PILLS. PITCHER, Agent, next 10 Express Office.
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RICHMOND MOZART AS
-
HUMOROUS READINGS.

DEV. C. :. BLACKWELL will give
III HUMOROUS READINGS nj the Third Pres
byterian church Til RsDAY EVENING, Nosen-
ber lIh, AT oeloek for The benent OF The Ladies
Aid Society of thai church.
ADMISSION, z5c. no 10 -
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fy,,.red at the Pcst.orice at Richmond VA "
sseond-ciass matterJ
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FORD UENHAWS MANUU tKAItEr,
including the
CHAPMAN SISTERS, BLANCHE AND ELLA,
in their brigh musicfi eoInedtette OF
rRANEs PRANKs. FRANKS.
Wihlq ihe limiIs Of becoming mirlh.m'
"Within the limits of becoming mirth"
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ctI.-The Costume Depot. Now We stretch 10
the frolic chase.
Act H. The LuG Hotel. laugh that runs from
n hrnn L the ~
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TWO NIGHTS OF SOLID FUN.

FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS AND
SATURDAY MATINEE,
NOYEADl2 18TH AND 18Th.
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T,HEATRE-OPER DI CAMERA.
TWINKLE, TWINKLE, LITTLE STAR.
E..,Ia IL: Sli..ca.a
UUN. RICHMOND THEATRE. FUN.

No increase in the prices. BoX-shset ops Ds FRI
DAY at o A. NJ ri office Of Theatre. no ll-4t
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10 fiheen good strong dogs the Esquimaux
OF North Hudson Bay Will sometimes
make journey OF from eighty TO one hum
dred miles during the long days OF spring.
A light sled has reference TO one with no.
thing on Il except the skins for the beds. a
lamp and small quantity OF oil, with not
more than one or two days' rations oil food.
The same number OF dogs will drag sled
with about fifteen hundred pounds OF load
at the rate OF three or four miles an hour
over the smooth saltwater ice and snow.
When travelling with light sleds all
the party ride, except when necessary
10 run for the purpose OF getting
warm. In travelling, and especially when
starting from halt, some one runs
ahead Of the team, so as TO get them to pull
together. when the sleds are heavily load
ed the start is Effected in the same way, and
the driver, gathering the reins in his hands,
pulls back with all his might until he sees
every dog straiaing against bis collar, when
be lets 20 his hold, and all spring forward
together.
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Uox.shest opens THURSDAY At oflce or Theatre.
Doors open ut 7:l5 curtain rises at &.
MONDAY, RICE's BiJOIT OPERA COMPANY.
luO l0.?Il
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-06-08
For the Bulletin
III
FAIRY DEAN.

Come, tell me what you're going to DO,
This dreary, rainy day
Into the rainbow throw my shoe,
After the shower has passed away
Ladened with gold twill come TO you,
Throw il, oil Fairy Dean, pray
Oh, where is thy little satin shoe
Ny dainty Fairy Dean,
Is i, lost mid rose buds-tell me true
Or mid blue violets have Scent
Ills gone in the rainbow's dazzling hue.
It's treasured wealth to softly CLEAN
But no-the little satin shoe
Is lost unto the sight
Now Fairy Dean. what wilt thou do
TO cover thy bare feet of whi,ei
Coming through sky Of blue
see IT'S trembling golden light
Too heavy is the mystic shoe,
TOO heavy and too cold.
Nov Fairy Dean, what wilt thou 90,
Thy brilliant rainbow wealth 10 hold
I'll slip my foot in the satin shoe,
And spend the bright weight OF the gold
LlNwooD