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The Goldsboro star. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1881-18??, 1881-09-17

lIoSoG TO WHOM HONOR Is Due. =
Little Lee Evans who was cashier last
winter and spring in the large dry goods
house Of Mr.. Joseph Edwards OF this
city, is one of the politest and best raised
white boys In Goldsboro. lie is now q
scholar in the Goldsboro Graded School
although only about ! | old, VIC learn that
he is we'll advanced and almost perfect il
his lessons. We are always glad to sec
little Lee, and hear him talk he slyt
he loves Prof. Moses, and all the Other
teachers too.
The Goldsboro star. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1881-18??, 1881-09-17
Downfall of the Fanatics.

Jonas proved q yeritable Jonah
But rather than pitch him to the
whales
The "silver-tongued orator"
And the Goldsboro ex-post master
Lifted their voices and cried "all
hail."
And IL hailed,
The rigging of the pirate ship PRO.
hibitionp
Was tattcred and torn into shreds.
A mighty swell in the great ocean
Ovorwhelm' d the crazy craft
And it went over, drowning $4,000
Who ncrcr took sugar IN hern I
From the iathomlcss depths
A wailing voice was heard,
Lashed to frail spar
A haggard form was seen
With dishcveled hair and bleeding
limbs.
And the voice was heard to say
"Those mighty men that's down be.
low
All now take sugar in thcrnl'
fVNN
The body then weat DORM
Whereat, the troubled waters
groanedl
A second time, the parting waves
Spew'd forth the haggard form
OF him, who "fought and fcll''
Before peoples frowns;
How now, oh wretchcd man!
The storm is o'cr-the State is safe!
"WW you take sugar an youyn p
At this, he "smiled a smoler'
And holding above the waves
A "half-pint little Jug
Implored! "This is the largest
Twill fit the pocket of Tommy
Jarvis
Hand it to his Goldsboro Barber
Down went the haggard FORM
The mighty waters heard and bub-
dubbed
Like a boiling caldronl
Herel there in 10000 spots,
The heads Of rising men shot up.
Eyes aglare! and with one accord,
They kissed, shook hands,
And sang tho merry song
ven all take sugar IN ow'R'
"My God. Abernethy.'
Excitedly the leader spoke
As on the beach he placed his foot,
"Will you lead in prayer
Now, that the singings done?
We live with but shirt
Our hideous forms to dom
Tis life, sweet life, that's spared
Then HE We! every mothers SON
We fought and lost-they won.
Ny God Abr-naihi.
The Goldsboro star. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1881-18??, 1881-09-17

Schools. The school census for The
year 1850 shows school population il
Wayne county. Of school age, Of 1913,
and the Board Of Educationof Wayne
county will receive per capita Of % pei
Aentun from the State school fund which
IN be about si,9S7. The white and
'olorcd schools Of Goldsboro win receive
sbout sla5 each from the State fund
..sell will augment tho funds in thu
uds oil the colorcd committee consider
The Goldsboro star. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1881-18??, 1881-09-17

co operation in all efforts which tend
to the progress and elevation Of the
colorcd people Of tho State and the
South, the bold and fearless attitude
which he maintains in defence Of the
rights Of colored Republicans to an
equitable proportion Of official re-
cognitiOn under Republican admin
istrations commensurate with their
intellectual qualifications, and the
part they contribute toward securing
the triumph Of the Republican office
holders who are not in sympathy
with the principles Of ju' sicc and
human rights, rs it has endr. adhim
to the hearts Of tho gra .eful colored
people Of North Carolina and the
South, whose cause he o. pouses and
whose rights he advocates and de-
tends with the characteristic bold
ness and chivalrous spirit Of the
Knights Of olden time.
Now the conduct of Mr.. Canaday
is but right end eminently proper;
he is but tho prominent advocate of
true Rcpublicanism, and, after all,
he is but doing his duty as a true
Republican and obeying the divine
injunction Whatsoever We would
that men should do unto you do We
even so to them rut what is very
remarkable and exceedingly singu-
lar is that We have but one w. p.
Canaday in North Carolina, for if |
fail not in my conclusions the color
ed citizens Of North Carolina have
recorded their vow and determine
ton to support no man nor SET of
men, in the future who will not ac-
cord to us the full share and COM
plete recognition of our civil and po-
litical rights.
Notwi : anding the insinua,ions
and ir lerdoes proclaimed b. p olAi-
nent Federal office holders, that
"Canaday is kindlir : a fire he cant
put OUT, thai - ere is too much
niger in our political AFFAIRS that
''thls matter Of Canaday's recon-
mending negroes for promint Offices
has got to STOP" etc. Yet there !
is growing public sen rent now
sprcaf ng inf &c Gap ere o.
milton Of the RIG Is Of our race. But
there Is much work for us to do In
the good cause. We should not
fail to denouncc and rcpudiatc trail
tors to the principles Of our parry,
.ior to demonstrate our gratitude
and appreciation for those who do
battle for our rights, and am glad
to see the STAR fearlessly engaged
in the great fight for justice; but
why aro all the other papers edited
by colorcd men silent, are they
afraid Of hurting some ones feelings?
Let the STAR maintain the bold
and fearless attitude Of spokesman
of a long oppressed people, and with
the continuous fire from the formid.
able batteries of the Wilmington
Poat into the camps Of the enemies
of human rights, We arc sanguinc of
victory and the principles Of which
W. ?. Canaday is the bold champion
and fearless pioneer to-day. shall
become firmly cngrafted into the
tcnets andbc practically dcmonstra,
ted in the operation Of the Republi>
can party. GEo. W. Price, Jr.
Wilmington, N. c., Sept. 5.
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The New York mail that comes on
tho first tram on the w. 4 w. II. r. 20.
ing South, was carried to Morchcad and
back on the nh inst, before We were
permitted to read tho news or get our let.
tcrs John Il. Is crazy, boys.
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LOCALS.

What has become Of the Lodge, Bro
Abbot,Y
Odd Henry is dead! Bill UroekcI
Killed him for ~ cents.
Hon. o. Hubs, will return from
New York about the LIST Of October and
prepare for business in Washington thi,
winter Long live our Congressman.
We arc informed that Mr.. w. s.
JOB. Robinson is about constructing Q
park near the Graded School, aud chat a
Miss =, Of Danbury is to be his dear.
--Wo call special attention to the com,
iuunication Of the Hon. Geo. W. Price,
DR., in another column. Mr.. Price
speaks the sentiments Of ninety six
Thousand colorcd Republicans in North
Carolina, and tey ,ciW yet BE- heard at he
ballot bm.
--Oa the 10th inst. VIC had tho finest
rain that has fallen in Eastern Carolina
sipcc the middle Of June. II commenced
raining about 10 o'clock, a. IN, and con.
tinucd until about u, =. m. The rain
poured down ia torrents and at times re.
scmblcd small waior.spouts. We are in
formed that Mouse river rose about 81
inches.
'srhcrc died Charlie Shaw,
An attorney at law,
And when he died
The devil cried
Give ms your paw,
Charlie Shaw,
Attorney at law.
1T is q painful duty Of ours in this
ssue to record tho death Of Mr.. Isaac
shaw, citizen OF Goldsboro, but at the
inc Of his death he was in the employ
of the w. & w. r. II. Co. We are IN.
formed that at the time the storm came
up he was at work the warehouse Of
the company at Wilmington aud that the
wind lifted the Top off and in attempting
TO escape Isaac was struck by falling
scantling and knocked down and the en-.
tire roof fell on and crushed him 10 death.
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Those wishing their paper continued will
phase notify US; otherwise their paper
will be discontinued. Please remit.
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xlyKRsARY-Ths "yirtuc" an,

tNifhhHAtt -iuu tftuc nnu
ming Star" Lodges held their An.
= on the 9Th Of August. The adj
4, prepared for the occasion and de-.
Iivsfed j TX W. @. s., Il. Il. Smith. A.
H., aud Isev. Z, 7, Pcarsall were excel,
Tent and st tho thing for the occasion
thoy were i tsncd 10 BY largo audience.
THE "Slm Band Of New Bernc, made
things lively they play we'll and We hope
They win give VI another call before long.
We are glad to kOaw that there is such 4
Band in the STAG. The members Of the
Ba0d and several d&eguies and UIcmber'
from New Berne isrribci for the stan
d an eFwhom we htlrp lbassa
The Goldsboro star. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1881-18??, 1881-09-17
NEW GOODS /!
ar
H. We'll & BROS.

We arc receiving asplcndid Stock o
Fall and Winter Goods,
which We offer to the public ut rca.
sonablc Prices.
We keep the best Of Goods, and
charge less for them in proportion,
than shoddy goods can be bought
for elsewhere.
Give us call and examine our
new Styles in DRESS GOODS,
CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES &c,
Also fine lot Of CARPET 81
every description just arrived.
n. WE'LL & BROS,
so, so and "a West. Centre st.,
aug20-tf Goldsboro, N. G
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DISTRICT COURTS.

Ni.rUEaE Col 81 OF THE DIsrRICT-CIIIET'-iCs rICE
fsAETTEE AND JUSTICES ii ACS ER ANBJAAES.--Mav-
hCw *. Rupert; argued and submitted.
CIRCUIT COUGT-ICSTICE Observation-Disclosures
" JoSPpS; verdict 10" PLAINTIFF damages $500
and costs Ecn0rIt Fischer: Jury failed to agree
and were discharged.
EatUGTY CoJRT-JUSTiCF WYLIE.-GclStnn vs.
''C!stun: submitted record. Brown w. Brown ;
divorce deCrce7l. laHglun IangttOH: c. II Doing
appointed 10 sCrr, writ OF subpoena. Myers vs. VII
~nIi; pro cOnttS>u igajnSt Charles Wilson granted.
hiii'uIra Us. l.Atl;i: hearing.
PROBATE Cot --.IUSIICE HaGNEE.-In re estate
John WagncS; MV>SIS. BRADLEY. IJiHe ana Thomas
permitted TO take certain papers In rceS;aie Charles
:. lC!uiZeimaH; l ;i'ipliil" probate aud record
'ii gters tfriaueniary issued i0 widow. In re es-
ate Jane G. Ma!nr'i viii admitted TO probate and
record: and /. H. Smith and r IL. Falls appointed
admin Str:ltGi: oud SiGfsFi 'tcl Ia estate Re
,rctGa i. Riggs return II appraisers filed. In lie
'-iIie +, !. Middleton" ji.: appraisers appointed. In
az CSi.iiC GtE'r-E 3gmcT: sill admitted 20 probate
iHu letters Documentary S>lrd 10 Mary - CIynCr
bond, sbgt In estate }. Il. Gill; answer Of vii
tIalt l.. ana lame J.. GIL! cti. In re William scott
5ninnr: Gay IL Thompson appointed guardian. IN
fe Will David g. i"ii'.Sii letters ftSa0cutary issued
Z" Aie iols;s>;'i.: uId, $40 la re- estate Thomas
Il. Howard: viii admitted probate AND record
IN n estate Andrew Hancock "licrs of aiulinistr.-
t!0n issued {" ihc !"w; bend <@tst In re estate J.
T. S';:iilIiei letters Of administration issued 10 vii
Tam X. iluitairc!: bond. S::istl In re orphan ].
Fh'uirS HayeunCr: Benjamin Charlton. appointed
guardian ana administration; ho!I-l 5000
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REAL ESTATE,
Ts,c official Transfers Of Yesterday "a
EkPt.Nr,igh.

8Ir.J F. onls'.-ai prrscat~ lhc following ,gapsac
lions ia rc' e!d;r in tic District YESTERDAY as re-
ported 10 iliii. iy ihe I;ccord..g o. Deeds:
CiIE GE0"ERFY.
street north. hCWccu Fourth aud Fifth sreets
Wc: lTf 0i LOT y least Is 'y II fee; inches, smII;rr
SID: John L. Olli~lr:d Ia iliizi,feih g. DurkHnrSt
s@eg
tu n stree: north. between Nineteenth and # Ven
10th streets west part "f 1' i 10 by g. feet srl:re
IL: frank HHnIr ia jivbr.-t- EuliIe. = .5d
pn stree; north between Fifteenth and sixteenth
streets 'ytSl; su1"i l. (-l feet ircio> by -. freil
square, 49,. J0nn T. Ennis ~ al trustees 10 the bCiFs
pi Sarah I.unevs deceased. $50.
on street NORTH corner OF rifth street west: lots
and o. by 20 feet. square -: William dam 10
Leah Price, nominal.
On F street E"l1h, hcl"ren Sixth aud Seventh
streets west; IT % lois Il and j ~ feet INCHES I'M
lH feet inches. square iJ5: William T. W;Iii,Tr,I,-
al trustee Ia Alexander +. iriIt,n 81 al SO 40
Dn il street west between I and X streets porri1.
part IL lot 70 N;uli = feet 10y 81 feet 10 iurhs. S,.G
40; T. T. hel>:, receiver of jhs German aTiT4u
National Bank, tn Robert Niiicit. S3OF.
On Tenth street east. huiyg, T. and Streets s,il.
iG % Al feet inches by lT9 feet. square glg: WsJn
Taylor Snyder, trustee, 10 William Chase $40
On Twelfth street east. corner Of T. street south lot
az feet inches by - feed square lOlS: Joseph n
jiSon ct al, trustees, 60 Charles EIilleF. Il 3Tj.
On Second street west, between G street north and
Massachusetts avenue: Sugt 20 (IG feet inches by
depth. square So; William r. weoN ara ct al trgI5
tees TO Columbus !. King.
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Nov YorI, General Market.

NEW YORK, April 2a.-C0tton quiet; sales to-day,
$50 bales: upiand 10 IIGc; Orleans. 10 5l6c; weekly
net receipts 1851 bales; gross receipts iS99 exports
Great Britain, $3.50 bales; France 6S2 bales; the Con-
tnenf 9I02 bales sales $3.50 bales in stock ISL G6a
bales. Flour-S9utherH dull aud heavy: common TO
fair extra. - S55 So good 10 choice do, - a5d7 co.
Wheat opened = shade higher closed heavy, advance
lost moderate export and fairly active speculative
business uugraled red. 81 1901 - Ccrn-cash and
April No - lG2isc better other grades and deliveries
shade easier; business largely settlements of con-
tracts: uISradv, Sic. Oats scarcely firm: No
), I5c Hops steady and quiet; Yearngs, I2GISc Cof-
fee dull: ia cargOeS zoe Job lots. lull3c Sugar
duh; fair tn good refining, 14d1S=c; prime, nc: re
fined weak and ia fair dt,mand standard A, s2sCG9c.
McaSSeS quiet and firm: New Orleans, 3O055C Porto
Rico, :ii 81 English Islands, $50 sc. Rice In mod
crate demand and steady; Carolina and louisiana AZ
7Ic for common 10 choice COtton-seed OIL 40 I3c
spot Resin quiet ut 81 67ie 72s. Turpentine quiet
az &c Wool in buyers favor; light demand: domestic
fleece, S2d sc; pulled, aDtIIOC unwasbed I4Gl3Sc:
Texas IiciGC. Pork dull and heavy old. SIG at new
81 -; middes quiet and steady: long clear S5sG9c;
short clear 9C; long and short &c. Lard about I5c
per cw lower closing weak at 81 30 FreightS lower.
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HnIt.more GeneruI g7arket,

BALTIMORE, April 2l.-COttOn dull: middllng, III.
Flour steady Howard street and Western super IS y
@ICo do extra, 81 $500 c do family, s. 1906 81 City
Mills super. s. 25 0l do extra 81 255 OO do family.
Sc 6 o.; do Rio brands Sc 5 20; Patapsco family.
sea. Wheat-SOutheTn steady Western lower clos
ing steady; Southern red, 81 25i27 do amber, S1es9
-; No Maryland. 81 26: No. Western winter red.
spot and April. - fla 2Ii; May, a0st 20E June,
81 49, cI 1876 July, 81 15a@i 15ss: August, 81 12iz9
al I2y4. Corn-Southern steady Western steady and
quiet: Southern white 5Gi4c: Go yellow, 552l@5Gc:
Western mixed, spot and April a5lstC Nay, 55
- &C: June, 5ieCG5I4c; steamer. 53i.c. Oats steady;
Western white. i6 ic: do mixed Eta iGc Rye steady
at II l5Gi Is. Hay quiet: prime 10 choice Pennsylva-
mia and Maryland 81 O0G.2I 80. Provisions steady;
pOrk-Old, SIS SI bulk meats-lonSe shout
ders and clear rib sides offering; do packed 81
9llC; bacOn-ShOudeTS, &c; clear rib sides, l0I4c;
hams ilG l2r lard 2ilC. Butter quiet; prime to choice
Western, packed. I:3f0C roll 56 ISC. Eggs dull and
l0werat lie. Petroleum nominal; refined. Sc. Coffee
dull; Rio cargoes, ordinary 10 fair, lUGl llC. Sugar
firm: soft :i5sC Whisky quiet at 81 Il" FreightS TO
Liverpool per steamer quiet cotton, p GGL I'D; -four
IN> per ton; grain, nOmnally 81. ReceptS-OIIr 70j
barrels: wheat eD bushels: corn, e. huSEes cats
> i9 bushels: rye 5O0 bushels Shipments los
SD bushels: corn, 6l.S9 bushels. SleS-WheRt,
bushels corn, iSl ,2i2 bushels.
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The following were the closing quotations for Gov


New YORK., April 29.-The imports of dry goods at
The port of New FORK for the week ending to-day are
81, g5j59O, and the amount marketed Sl9965s7. The
total since January is Sii 7 and the total amount
marketed 7I3 7l6l7+ Money fairly active Soc per
cent. call. and closed offered at per cent EX-
change quiet at 49, to 1885, for long and 1874 TO 1854
for short sight Governments firm and 20 i per cent
higher for all the issues except skies, which
changed. State bonds moderately active. Railroad
bonds in fair demand.
The stock market opened irregular, the only inn
pOrtant changes being decline off in Metropolitan
advance Of IlS in Chesapeake and Ohio irsts pre-
ferred. and II in Reading. In the early dealings
strong tone prevailed aBd an advance of i 10 per
recorded in which Marietta and Cincinnati
second preferred ana Texas Pacific were most con-
spcuOis AT the first board the market became weak
bile and Ohio. and New Jersey Central leading. This
was followed by advance of 10 ~ per cent, and
the dealings continued firm until late the afternoon
when the entire list became and reduction of
= 10 per cent. took place, iii which the coal shares
were most prominent In the final sales the market
again became strong and closed at advance of a
10 ia per cent, the halter III Reading. Houston and
Texas fell Off :: per cent mn The days transactions
The sales aggregated 21S 0 shares, including G. {. IL
l. c. 5,2t5I: Chesapeake and Ohio, 4,TGE Delaware
lackawauUa and Western. 4i.s0G Delaware and Hud-
BOO Erie, 9l0E Lake Shore, :S,SFG Louisville
and Nashville 9,9E: Michigan Central 9:SEe Mobile
and Ohio, G.Isr Marietta and Cincinnati lirStS pre-
fprrcl. l.EsE Northwestern, $40, Nashville and Chat
ts,noOga 9sE New Jersey Central. $780, Reading. p no
-. Paul $780, SuTO Tunnel. 5.2r; Texas Pacific, 300;
Wabash Pacific, 50RE Western Union, 5,20
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DIED.

DYER.-Im San Francisco. Cal, April Is, GEORGE
T. DYER.
HOUGHTON.-Wednasja April %, ISL. at go n.
M, EDWARD y. HoUGHroN, of pneumonia. ill the
10Th year of his age.
Funeral will take place from his late residence
Brown street, Mount Pleasant, Saturday. April 30,
at O'Clock D. Relatives and friends respect
fully invited TO attend
ONER,-0n Friday. April g. at a. M, JOSEPHINE,
wife of Francis Over, In the SD year of her age.
Funeral will take place from Israel C. NJ. f. Church.
Sunday, May !, al p IN.
PRY0R.-April -, ISL MAY E, aged Is years,
Youngest daughter of John III. and SallIe T.. Pryor.
Funeral from the residence of her parents 30 a
street southeast. Sunday. May ], at 2. Friends
Of the family invited 10 attend
60 to thy rest, dear child:
60 to tiny Cireanlcss bed,
While yet so gentle undefed,
With blessings on thy head =
STOhES-On Thursday, April %. 1851, at p m,
MARY ADA, wife OF William b. Stokes, i'll the sd
year uf her age
Friends are invited attend the funeral service at
tie house, 2II First street northeast, st Sat
urlay. the alth instant.
Private burial al GIenwood Cemetery.
Baltimore and Philadelphia papers please cOpy.l
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Bead al FEia Post.

One Major Hawkes. had for more than
forty years been leader o. the church choir at Co.
shen, Mass. He grcg feeble. being past seventy,
bnt could not be induced to give up the position
"rto stay away from Il single service Last Sunday
week. as he was taking his accustomed place i'll
the gallery he f-i! dead
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ISiIe - Hobs

When Benjamin Franklin was an editor
ne was in the itahi; Of writing 10 the young ladies
who sent in poetry. saying in honeyed language
that owing Ia the crowded state Of his columns 6lc
he would cndcsVor 10 circulate their productions
in manuscript And then he ted the poems 10 the
tail of his kite fn. tnl,S
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MONETARY MATTERS
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL NEWS.
Wall Street Transactions-The Latest Quotations
in Stocks and Government and State
BOnds-NeM York and Balti-
more Markets.

The following observations on the transactions in
the financial market yesterday together with OPEN
ing. highest lowest, and closing quotations, fur
nishedby the banking house of II D. Cooke, jr, Co.,
IFgg street Washington ID. C.:
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MARRIED,

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Epiphany Church
priI IS by the Rev. William PaTet D. D., CHARLES
PT.NHALLOw, Of Boston, Mass, and MARY COFFIN, Q
q rify-
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NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.
w1srrNSTcN, D. C, APRIL 50. ISL

ouR GALAXY OF POETS.
She f!:,in'f sing IL accents glad.
She almost spoiled the chorus;
And This was all because she had
J.nnn her back = porous.
-Sig,,or BToocoEtnt.
r.. ,-.,..,,. ti:cr, went from St Louis
\ ,gaszIingly beautiful JovTess;
French. Latin, and Greek
size learned not 10 speak:
I'm ,i.,. ln,.,i,. an accomplished gum chcwess.
George E'HjGmsoa.
ITO Ma, 2 y,.ung fellow named Ticket.
M, med "a leap DER . fence picket;
Ept the slack of his pants
caught ot the top Of the fence,
Al d.. hUus there, and don't you forget it.
Billy CaPciand.
-,.,.,. was = y,.fJug man from Havana,
3..n:.ie tycity -thrcc feet of banana,
N-hei, asked how he felt
lie partrd his belt:
e. surid tell yuu,- he said, hut how can I ."
john Hancock.
Rip, ac9e ike ihe leaves. he said,
f;y uaturin'> crinlsoE tinted.
.-.,mc PEOPLE autumn leaves preserve
Rv pressing them, she limited.
The meaning Of the gentle hint
The I8.eT did discern;
AID 80 iIr ClasIed her round the neck,
And ,iued his lips 10 her'n.
-RyG7lI TIolrc.
from the car window Ire looked TO see
The landscape rushing by;
j anne along, lac picked II up.
lie caught it with his eye.
%ratEfully Jerking ia lis head,
To dig for the singing cinder-
~. dare lOi print the words he said
Whcn i,i, iat flew out the windeI.
-ChGTLcS L0ssInFn.
There Wa- 4 young man in EiInira
Who cuuTTtd the lovely Elvira;
But her father Was rash,
And Out through the sash
Tie yOU;I, made =. certain hcgirt
Charley GedfftB.