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Late ON Monday afternoon three mon armed
with shotguns landed from saii Loaf Cedar ISand
n reconiclBay They attracted little attention. they
were believed to he party Of gunners Shortly after
dark they in the vicinity OF the residence Of
James Mulgnn Mr. MuliiKan and his family away
from home. but this fact known to their neigh
torH About nU'coch the house dscoycr to he
FIRE and the strangers were seen rowing tow ard sax
arbor where they stole large sail boat owned Ivy Henry
Hampstead aud started across the Sound Several per
sous started ia pursuit Of bem and only one hour
behind them in passing Plum Island A description Of
the men and stolen boat WAS sent TO New LONDON and
other points along the Connecticut shore Mr. Null
gar L0usci totally destroyed involving loss of
over @2pn No doubt essta that the house wss first
robbed and then set on hre.
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NEWARK, Oct. 9.-Thc charter election in
Newark resulted In sweeping Democratic
victory. Joseph L. Hancs. Democrat was
elected Mayor by u majority Of $40. Nine Re-
publican and eight democratic Aldermen were
elected, and the Democrats have u majority in
the Board OF Education and Board OF Freeho!l-
ers. The next Council! will contain II Demo-
Gratis and l3 Republicans
The sun., 1883-10-10

In the Queens County Court Of Oyer and
Termincr in Long Island city yesterday. the! Grand
Jury presented Indictment for against
deorgc johnson. the conductor of the Rochaway train
with which the Long Bench train collded Springfield
on Sept. 20 similar indictment WAS also presented
against James McCaEn the brakeman Of the Rock
away train.
cnnductor Middleton and Brakeman Charles Horton
OF the Manhattan Bench train which recently colded
with Flushing train at Hunters Point were rear.
rested by order OF Coroner Robinson and taken before
Justice kaNnnagh. They held under 81 so bail.
to.spprar at the next session of the Grand Jury
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SPARKS FROM THE 1ELEGRAPM

Pieuro pneumonia has broken out among the cattle in
Leigh county, Pa
The Queen will create Lord Lorne Knight Of the Gar
ter upon his arrival In England.
Henry Lake was killed by falling bucket while clean
ing MISS Agnes hurrays well, near Greenfield liNl,
Conn. Yesterday.
Tie Evangelical Conference at Allentown IA, spent
halt Or In prayer for the success OF the Prohibition
ticket In Ohio and Iowa
.Anderson's Tobacco sold everywhere. solacs aud
Money DSM lns euL-Aag.
The sun., 1883-10-10

Tho Republican General Committee OF Kings
county last night adopted resolutions endorsing Mayor
Lows administration and ending his renomna-
ton by the Republican CITY Convention. This was
done wholly without debate, The committee called
the primary elections for Tuesday, Oct I6.
tho City Convention for Oct. II at 3
r. NJ. the County Convention for Oct 20 at +. NJ the
Second Hni Fourth Districts Senatorial Convention for
Oct 81 atsr NJ and the Third Senatorial District Con.
yention for Oct. ~ at sP NJ The Ad.rmanic District
Conventions nre TO be held on Oct 23 aud the Assembly
on vent n 25
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Tho Rev. DR.. Ever Rapidly slakIng.

MONTREAL Oct. 9.-The doctors who hayu
Just left Dr. Ever that his vital forces are gradually
sinking and that his death is only matter Of few
hours Mrs Ever no has een completely Frustrated
the sad event and whose condition Yesterday was
beginning TO alarm is somewhat better this morn
ing she 4. confined to her room adjoining her lius
bands, At the ST Lawrence Hall DR. Ewcrs daughter
und his curate, Mr.. Brown, arrived this morning
The sun., 1883-10-10
U.Inx .u oven as "a Bank.

john Hammer and his sister. who live at 279
Court street, Newark had hidden in al old oven in the
house box containing jewery, $500 in gold and two
bank books Yesterday Joseph Mayer. au old man who
has ~ the sam house found the box and carried
saw him carving the box from the house followed him.
aud finally get rid Of them, he gave them each $50 OF
the gold ,,
sci Sut in pursuit OF Mayer Catching up with the old
man, he demanded the box Mayer would not relin.
chase he procured Mayors arrest. The bank books aud
and lie would not tell what had become OF them, II 10
supposed lie Is not Of sound mind.
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A Jaller D...raed and Gagged.

New ORLEANS. Oct. "a special to the Times
DmocTdf from Clinton says; To-day, while Jsiler
Rasrd attending to his usual duties in the Jail he
WAS seized M the prisoners and bucked and gagged His
pistol wss taken from him and he was Locked ny in
cell The prisoners then deliberately wAlhed out
and made for the woods Their escape was quicki dis
covered, snd the citizens pursued capturing fonr OF
them. II IL believed that the others " Ill be caught
The sun., 1883-10-10
The Picture F,e.d In Pe..,co....

Tho Ladies' Art Association Of "a West Four.
tecnth street had on exhibition few months ago
picture by T. Mayncke. Ono day a woman Of good
address presented order from the Of the
canvas to deliver 1t "to bearer" She wns unknown.
but glib and plausible. the handwriting seemed genuine
beyoid doubt. and tie stranger got the picture had
II taken away In the course OF time the custodian got
second order for the same picture. II verbal
one this time. and cane from the owner. who
rGspondinsy shaken on learning that the had
already been removed. The first order forgery.
The picture IL of cabinet size ana girl in
blue aiinR outside Nnccovered garden wall. with
N do ~ behIi ia her
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Til. Anront 70 Alfonso.

Madrid. Oct 9.-The difficulty between Spain
aud France is st,i unsettled Daily Cabinet cUuuciis
have been held, and another has been called FOR
row when the result OF the latest interview between lie
Due dc fernnIi- Sunrz the Spanish hntnpsHdor To
France. sud N. Ghnllen,e Lrcour. French Minister OF
Foreign Affairs. i'll be ,n,partcd to the Cabinet.
The sun., 1883-10-10
Mr.. rsomp.oa Lose. l,. Watch.

Henry Thompson. a member OF Kato Clax-
toms "sea of Ice" company, now performing at the
Grand Opera House In Brooklyn, was accosted
ing Fulton ferry yesterday afternoon by who pre-
tended TO know him They took aud rode TO Elm
place where Mr. Thompson invited the stranger to his
Mr. Thompson's gold watch worth 1928 WAS stolen by
the stranger who for moment was left alone In the
room The watch was nscr rbed: Presented to Harry
lluIu kre!ing, San Francisco"
The sun., 1883-10-10

MARTISsyILLE Va. Oct. "a big fight oc-
CURED yesterday In Franklin county growing out OF the
pulling Of Il dog tail Three shot aud II may
be rec wed death wounds.
James Love had dispute with his father inAw, his
hrntlt inlAw and his brother and the father Ia law
pulled the ini OF loves dog Hard words passed, re-
Sultng in Loves putting bullet In each OF MS relaNes
named. He himself WAS also wounded
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4 HEAVY yOTE IN IOWA.
The Returns Coming In Very siowly-Gssins
and Losses on Botk sides.

DES MONIES, Oct. 9.-The weather was
nns all over the State. It being warm and clear,
This the Republicans claim. Is In their favor
Two reports only have thus far been received
one from Van Meter. Dallas county. which gives
Republican majority OF 100. a gain OF so. and
ths other from Brooklyn. Powsshiek county
which gives Sherman 23I. Kinhs l49. and
" ,Mmeaver 2o,a Republican loss OF 49,. Stiles
man SO far RS heard from. Nearly 5000 votes
We're east In this city. The Second ward In:
S2mpete gives sherman 1913; Kinne. 30S. and
Weaver. s., There are IA scrar ched tickets TO
Ss Sss counted: o Tho Democrats claimed this ward
srYs' Three precincts il, the sixth Congres- ;
'''oAI district give Republican gain Of las.
The sun., 1883-10-10

LONDON. Oct 9.-The Rev. John George Wood.
NJ A. L. S. the distinguished naturalist has accepted
Appointments to deliver lectures in the Lowell Ipsttute
OF Boston and the Cooper Institute OF New York. lie
Will sail on Oct. II for Huston.
The sun., 1883-10-10

PARIS. Oct. 9-Thc appointment Of Con. Cam
pcnon Minister Of War vice Gen Thbaudin, resigned
is officially announced.
The Opportnnis,". with NJ Wadeck Rousseau at their
head applaud tho appointment Of Gen Camprn0n
Mnncr of Mar Gen, osinpenon viii commence his
duties to morrow The first evidence Of hiR ,unu
encc shawn by the seizure to day Of All anti prus
Sia journal II Ia SAID TINT Geua Saissicr nnd
bO Of whom ,si been nskcd to krccpt the posi-
tio,, themselves urged ten CReR0n's appointment.
The sun., 1883-10-10
LOSSES BY FIRE.

Newton Pheps's corn canning factory In Camden, n.
y, was burned on Monday night, I.0ss SDSO,
The total loss by the hre at Memphis Monday night
will reach Sl70.OOO. Cole 4 Co . loss 10 f7OOvO.
The sun., 1883-10-10

The registration In this city yesterday wa,
<3S2 That for the first day in previous years IL
1880 u, 5ss: in 1881 $3.50; In 1882. 81, ,344
In BROOKLYN the registration Yesterday was +6847
In 1891 and II. 1872 in 1892
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Collision mt Zen.

LONDON. Oct 9.-The bark Aquila. bound
from Liverpool for Halifax was IN collision with the
Norw eginn shin anne Cspt Kopcr from West Iisrr
pool for Quebec The former sank The first officer aud
Two OF the Of the Aluila were drOwacd Tile 10
hannc rescued the remainder, and landed them nj Ma
The sun., 1883-10-10

Two gentlemen in a carriage called at Police
Headquarters last evening and had long consultation
with acting Inspector Hooker about missing Yonkers
lie il - old and has been Mon.
day They thought lac might huve come 10 townon Mon.
day night to lie nn hand 10 md sec the match
between the Grscc and FANNY. After u further inquiry
as to what would be done with prisoner arrested
resident debtor they decided To visit Ludlow street
mil. Tlieyd ii rot M m her
The sun., 1883-10-10

SYDNEY. N. 8. W.. Oct 9.-i.ord LOTUS. Gov
ernor OF New South Wales Ia opening the annual scs
Of Parliament day stated that She delegates from
all the Australian Colonies Ind agreed Apon tho holding
her consider federation aud
The sun., 1883-10-10
George M,,l.'. rata, Kn,re rLru.t.

Mrs. George Mills. who was stabbed near the
heart by her husband Saturday at I4s North sixth
street williams,urRh died last night Mills, who has
been lock ed to await the result OF her njurieR will
be taken before the Coroner to-day Mlss assault upon
his wife entirely unprovokcd He demanded money
from her 10 buy liquor. and BECAUSE she had he
al, Cd her
The sun., 1883-10-10
Obttuary

George A. BelinR a mcmber OF the Produce
Exchange aud official inspector OF petroleum and naval
stores il dead. He n member OF the Brooklyn
Yacht Club aud owner OF the yacht Meta.
Mrs JainesJ Prior aged 53. we'll known actress and
member OF the Maggie Mitchell company, died sud.
denly In Boston yesterday of heinOrrhaRe.
The sun., 1883-10-10
A Cempl.u.n, 20 Can't. w,,ll.... Of Il. Spain.

Fifteen friends OF Capt. II. p. Williams as
sembed In the saloon OF the steamship Spain last
ing and presented him with u solid silver service con
sisting Of teapot sugar bowl and cream Jug With hir
gator case tho following Inscription: Pre-
sented to Capt r. T. Williams token Of esteem from
his America an friends, and commemorative OF his
suming the Captninoy OF the SPAIN Oct 1888" Harry
Miner made the presentation speech
The sun., 1883-10-10
WASHINGTON NOTES.

Gov Butler called upon Secretaries freliHghuysen
Chandler and Lincoln al their departments yesterday
The President has gone TO the Solders Home and Will
remain there until the repairs to the White House
completed.
The CoreAn Embassy visited the Post once Depart
ment yesterday, and examined the workings of the va
riouA LureAuA
The sun., 1883-10-10

CAPE Town. Oct. 9.-Tho Transvnal deputa-
tion which en England arrived here ycster
day. They received banquet las, evening at which
President Kruger in speech exprrssed the ltope that
south Afrca confederation wUu.N be f0rri. extend
iig fror, Tape Colony The River IGibcs The depus
tiUn viii sail tomorrow for England
The sun., 1883-10-10

PARIS. Oct. 9.-Thc police are making an in
vestisa,on into the causes OF the explosions at Lyons
aud Bordeaux II il generally believed that they
the work OF reyoutonists with the view Of creating
public nlatnl
The sun., 1883-10-10
Revolt OF Russian Laborers.

ST. PETERsDURu, Oct V.-Seyernl hundred
wOrkmen ploy ed al Gonodz, government Of drodno
rcyoed ag The authorities The Governor had them
escorted to their native places without inquiry into the
trouble
The sun., 1883-10-10
George Nc Bride Gee. to Ja,,.

Yesterday Justice Stryker committed George
Mcbride, who was found guilty on Monday night OF
disturbing the Union,ille school to the Raymond street
Jail for days in default Of the payment Of the hne OF
S25 Tile examination of the charges against Willie
The sun., 1883-10-10
Pardsniag Egyptian ksbois.


CAIRO Got. 9-The Khediys Is expected soon
to grant amnesty to all who Implicated In the late
rebellion except those convicted OF murder and outrage
The sun., 1883-10-10

MADRID. Oct 9.-It Is reported that Sehor
the Left Tor the admission OF representatives OF that
party into the Cabinet,
The sun., 1883-10-10

LIMA. Oct. s.-Casma.. the principal seapor
town In the department. OF AncAchs. has declared II
favor OF Gen. IglesAs aud peace
The sun., 1883-10-10
II. Funeral Of NJ. Tours aeniem.

ST. PETERSBURG. Oct. 9.-The funeral of NJ
Tourguenief the novelist. tack place here to-day.
ThoueRnds Of people marched in the procession that fol
ed hs rem AIMS the grave aud the streets and
windows OF rcsidcnccs on the route also crowded
The sun., 1883-10-10

Something new In mems overcoAts Sis to $40 yoge
Brothers Broadway aud Houston and eth ~. and t2d VI
Ado
The sun., 1883-10-10

Vsssl Brsthers Fashion Catalogue.
showing what TO wear for men boys this fall sent
free BtosdwAy and Houston st. and sih and 42d o.
-Adv.
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psls.-PIIas-Piles

Cured without knife powder or salss Ne charge until
euTed Write for references DIR Corkinr II T. :sh-Aav
The sun., 1883-10-10
The sigual Once Prediction.
JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN

Generally fair weather, variable winds. sta
tonnry or falling barometer, rising temperature
The sun., 1883-10-10

VeEel Brstkers Cot Prices
Yor Que clothing playing the mischief with high
priced tailoIs.-Adu,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-12-05
Hove ManY Suroierers Escape

1t appears that from 1860 to 1889 n
hundred and seventy persons were tried
IN Massachusetts for murder in the first
degree. OF this number only twenty.
nlne were convicted and only sixteen
paid the extreme penalty of the law.
VI those convicted one committed sui.
eide and twelve got their sentences
commuicd. Here, then, during he
rod OF little more than twenty years
were hundred and seventy murders in
one State and only sixteen executions
In Connecticut during period of 30
years from 1850 to lSS0-ninety.sev.
en- persons were tried for murder in the
first degree. or these only thirteen
were convicted Of that crime and not
more than seven were hanged.
The statistics for other States would
doubtless show similar results
In New York city there were a hun.
ircd and eighty.liye homicides during
The four years ending with 1877. There
MAS m average Of nearly one homicide
| week During the same period there
we're four executions, or Just one year.
he number tried for murder in the
irst degree in the city is about twenty.
I'VE every year, and the number hanged
oes not exceed on the average one or
We year.
These figures are full of significance.
hey show that either through the
inlt Of the law itself or it, administra.
on by juricS the statute imposing the
cath penalty for murder is in the vast
'aJorlty of cases dead letter. They
irther show that while murder is
'mmon crime the murderer in a great
'any instances succeeds in escaping
nhlShment entirely.-IEx.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-12-05
Mako Your Hubbard Com.
Portable.
From the New York SUM-

From the New York Sun.
In lecture in Chickcring Hall hsI
night upon "!lume," Mionsignor Capc
said "What is needed in the UnilcH
States is attachment TO the home, and
the wcrli which is 10 be ACCOMPLISHED
IN that direction must be effected by
making home the plcasan,est place.
sorry is the woman who cannot make
ner home so pleasant as to keep her
husband away from the club. Without
cioaking the faults of the husband, il is
oi'en the case that the dress and good
taste OF the wife are put ON not for the
nome, but for the outside Woman
should not dress for herself alone bui
, :, her husband. Everywhere in the
United States there is the alteration nr
comfort. The club is made tho ccn,ro
u comfort to the disadvantage of ,ho
nome, and it is woman's stronrbnld wy w
make nome the comfortable place Mon
Is II lazy animal, and if he can be naJn
comfortable at home he will not 90 ,o
the club. Let there he peace, Iiybt
good mr., and apple pie order in the
homes Let women use up their bod
cmpers when husbands are away"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-12-05
Elk River Mills,
headquarters fer the ERil;;ns
Public Of Franklin and
Adjoining Countiee.

These Mills known as Hinton Mills oro
situated on Elk river, three miles north Of
Winchester, and three miles west Of Dcchcrd,
they are given up to have the BEST MA
CilNERY of any Custom Mills in the conn
Try Having everything newly fitted up from
wheels TO bolts, and having three runs ON
wheat and one on corn, enables us to ALWAYS
be up with our work, with plenty of water to
spare. lon always get your grnding-no
waiting until Tomorrow. Our accommodo-
tions are cqualcd by no Mills in the country.
With Mr.. VIM. NJ. Taft as miller, our Mills
turn out Flour and Meal excellcd by none.
onr merchant work is cquol to that of any
mn Miil; Orders for Flour and Meal promptly
filled. We thank the public for liberal
patronage since starting, and hope to be able
to merit a more liberal one as we do the work
BOGLE & DAVIS.
nov1 -tian1
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-12-05
Winchester, Tenn, Nov, 90, 1883.

At the request Of good friend and
subscriber we publish the following:
The practical working Of prohibition
is well illustrated in an incident related
by the Buffalo On. " Express. In
1880 Gen. Fitzpatrick was one Of the
Republican stumpcrs in Maine Scna-
tor Blaine was chairman Of the State
committee. One day several stumpers
met at Mr.. Blainc's house in Augusta,
to get new orders and take fresh start
Blaine said TO Fitzpatrick 81 want you
to 90 to Danforth. You know We have
Il prohibitory law in Maine, and you
have probably found out that it isn't al
ways Observed. Bat everybody admits
that in Danforth it is strictly lived up
to Opinion is all one way there, and
! want you to say something about tenn
pcrancc in your speech" "All right"
said the General, and of he started.
Arrived at Daniorth, committeeman
met him, and the first thing he said
was: General, this is Il strict prohlb-
llOi Town, ana we WOuid Ike 10 nave
you say something about temperance in
your speech, but you are an old army
man, and may feel in want of little
stimulus. | have brought along this"
and produced bottle. Arrived at
the hotel, the landlord took the Gen
eral to one side and said "You know
we're very strict here on temperance,
but You being stranger here"-and
produced from Il chest Il bottle aud
glass A colorcd man showed the
General to his room, and in its privacy
said. "Ye know, boss, we don't have
anything to drink here, but if We want
anything | can get it for ye, boss"
Fitzpatrick had more similar adventures
before he got out of Danforth, and de-
clared that in that strictest of all pro-
hibition towns he got more invitations
to drink than in any other town he Wis
tied during the campaign. We feel
quite sure that Fitzpatrick went to his
grave believing that prohibition does
not prohibit.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-12-05
A FULL. FACULTY


OF earnest experienced and successful teachers are employed BESIDES the +ly
liable help
Joseph Baldwin author Management says j.
WTl As teacher and he has few equals His school at
Huntsville Impressed m a the best | had visited"
Dr. W Rowe OF William Jewell Cole GO, No. "Tow Of his
COLLEGE President than Mr. Tcril
Prof W. p Mason President Of North Missouri Normal ale
educator OF the rank that presiding officer and teacher he has
lew equals"
a Tennessee cllian gentleman Of the
highest type lie has studied and taught for twelve the town Of Win
his work classroom slow lin to-day lie
accomplished teachers Tennessee While he Scnad and
teacher and no gaTa Of cokghrd teachers will dare quo
his ability skill by competing comparing results with linn
Free from the restraints OF heod colleges he has readily naUa
Normal methods.
Miss Matte E graduated Mary Sharp College 1875 and that ri
ship much praise Since then she has spent o e in the Normal preparing
herself for the grand work Of teaching She lady Of fire ability, and
Theory and teaching her scholarship and her un
Of the chooroom ali combine make her superior acE. Her fl
nc both natural and acquired will be admitted E those WHO witness M
Mrs. Collie TerrI Principal OF Preparatory Department las he'd cc.
rnce OF twelve in teaching primary branches and little crr.
after uous and training did she un this
she Wnces will be admitted Icy all that lie
lifted Primary Teaching higher plane Of excellence thus conlF asrg
benefits youth and schools In Primary Work h whouta peer
Miss Bessie luchamp OF Texas, takes the place vacated by
Mhean She has several teacher We
Tor student OF President Icrrilt in Missouri
Miss Lille Rcdsc has taught the Music
has warranted the Faculty purchasing
work in future In this Department she will compare mly with teachers
Mamie French the Normal This is
attention She j.
fed and make and successful this
school,
Miss Maud rcrr well known the students and friend. Normal will
teach half her the various mayl
f&3" Send for catalogue to
JAMES W. TERRTLL,
J"y 2i'I'lSS Winchester, Tom
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-12-05

Ii is thought that several Of the lead.
ing railroads vii! shortly introduce time
tables which viii require twenty.our
hour clocks. II would sound II little
odI to say 10 o'clock, 20 O'Clock, etc =,
bnt we would soon become accustomed
to il.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-12-05
a.! Who Wish TO Purchase
CnancOA

In the Grand Scmi.Annnal Drawing Of
The Louisiana State Lottery Company,
may send for tickets in any Of the ways
stated in the scheme published else.
where in this paper, will full confidence
that they will get them prompt.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-12-05

The Egyptian army has been crushed
by the followers of the False Prophet,
nod Egypt will hcnceiorth be an ap-
lnnage of the crown of EngIand The
order for the retiring of English soldiers
from that county has been revoked.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-12-05

The President granted an uncondi.
''o"0l pardon to seargGant Mpson, who
was confined in the Albany pcntcntia.
~ Tor attempting to kill Guitcau, the
assassin Of President Garfield.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-12-05
For the Home Journal
Thoughts of L.ong Ago

How I I've wished could but back recall
Thore golden hour. Of childhood. sunny
morn,
When not acloud had crossed my path
10 mar, as with poisoned thorn,
The future that in promise given
by God who dwclS high up in Heaven
10 loving children Of Ills care
The mansions He's prepared them there?
From the snow-cad hills Of "Old virginip,"
My mothers natal State, and minc,)
In dreams wander back TO thee
~ clinging tcndrl to the vine,
Awakening memories Of the past
OF those long buried and at rest
Those iirst to teach my feet that road
That leads to Truth and up to God.
Beloved S,atc-hcr Virgin name in honor
still she wears
With quccnly grace and aristocratic fame,
While test Of wars attendant ills and snarcs
Reveals one truth; Thcrc'ssomcthing in
laHt.
Nor will she yield and lose in caste
That name she wear. in loving trust,
Though Dmarting Oft meath Christening rod,
Will own it (the chastcning) just and sent
from God.
Long years have come and gone since those
bright sunny hours,
And |, like truant wanlerer, have sped my
way
Far from the rnow-clad hills and mountain
spray
Where first hailed the laughing day.
But lingering thoughts return to me,
And loving forms in dreams see;
Unlike the tickle, changing wind
III meier forget my native land.
Mrs. T.
Winchester, Tenn, Nov. 90, 1883.