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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-26
wAsHoUrs N AND ABOUT Long BRANCH

LONG BRANCH. Nov. 2J.-Ihcrc are three
heavy wa-houts between Point Pleasant city ana sea
side Park on the Philadelphia and Long Branch division
OF the Pennsylvania Railroad and several between Sea-
side Park and Toms River. Traffic Is suspended and
passengers and Philadelphia are carried by way
OF Trenton aud Monmouth Junction. The high tides Of
last night and this morning did llttc damage. The
concrete walls OF the OctarOn House. AT Scabrlght
erected last year at cost OF $4,000 were knocked TO
pieces Gangs OF workmon repairing the tracks Of
the kew-JerSey Southern division OF tho Philadelphia
and Reading Railroad. Travel Is suspended between
the Highlands of Naycsiuk and sandy Hook. Tho bulk
heading along the front Of the West Enl Hotel was torn
ont Yesterday Tho bulLheads OF John Hoey, General
Alexander =. Webb Or Isaac Lea, George y Curtis and
j. ". Curtis partly destroyed The bulkheadiug
the property OF Bryce Gray was torn ont Its entire
length, and Mr. GrayS lawn damaged
OC,N, GROVE, Nov. 2J-The wreck OF the schooner
Peace lalc has been carried high and dry upon the
peach idcs Tho ship Malta, stranded at Ocean
Beach, lies about tho position she did yesterday
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5pccial Nollce5.
william r Moore, AuctOnrer
MOORE'S ART GALLERIES,
200 5IH.AVE.

A william p Moore, Auctiourer
MOORE'S ART GALLERIES,
200 5rHAVE.
REMARKABLE COLLECTION OF
WATER-COLOR PAINTINGS,
Just imported from Europe and boOre eAhoited In
mis- With many exceedingly choice ana rare exs
nrli,t, seldom Onercd az plOuc sale
Fine examples VI greatest masters IN Oh inc
FRENCH DUTCH. SPANS ITALIAN
ANDE ENGLISH SCHOOLS
Including cou.gnments from the houses OF
Thomas aciean Haymarket, and hohas dchafdson Now
Rond.st London, md rom A Beugmt. Pans.
artists represented are FOrtuny, Desctaups
De,arrox p Gays Joseph sraels, BosbGom. Ten uln
Anton Alsuye. simone II. lndoni- anba j W NJ Iur-
ner r. A. &. stanheld II. A.. X: r. Bennington, LohsL
Ijouck /, Apol amt l. any others including
AUGUST BoUVIERS
Great Academy Work.
THE GREEK SLAVE,
Nov on Exhibition Day and Evening.
TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION AT
MoOHEs GALLERIES
$50 5THAVE,
MONDAY TUESDAY, wEDN Is DAY. THU RSDAY, and
FRIDAY, NOV. 30. DEC. l. 2. 3. AND o.
AFTERNOONS AT O'CLOCK
EVENINGS AT O'CLOCK.
Advent Misson-t huIch CT -. Mary the Virgin =Zo
West 18th st. -.,
saturday. 18th Services so, I3O S5o SSO a. NJ y IN
chdrensl. t. mem and ,. n. Mission sermon All seals
free.
II, y, squire & sons, Jewellers ~ fulion-st" n. \.
Diamond Lar. Rings matched. all sizes.
100. Sterling stlverWare, &C
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DrCLAEiNG THE CHARGES AGAINST HIN Nor ONLY
mn -.

DECLARING THE CHARGES AGAINST MN Nor ONLY
FALSE BUr sHoET-sIGHrEp.
WA-HINGToN. Nov. % Commissioner Eaton said
today concerning the charges made with the object
of defeating his confirmation 10y the senate Nearly
every charpc-cvcry one beneath my notice. j. not
only false. but 20 short-,ighted that am surprised
that any pcr4on should notice them. The record and
rcpoIt. of the Commission will demonstrate the false
hood Of the most of them II need not be as stunned the
autbor was malicious. Tor hc may have been lin led by
some disappointment; or vanity. That the assumption
that Commissioner bouan shares the yiows expressed
in the charge il uuouudcd Is shown by letter OF L'
to nc dated September p. Ii / shall care 10 say
more of these charges, and shall perhaps II the
author will avow b,mseli. may have consent to pub
lish the letter.
.. Some Of the charges. a. that am not a R~publi-
cap are ridiculous never voted any but Republic
can ticket since that party started. Almost The last
thing / ever wrote for the press long arrign-
ocpf of the Democratic party of Newly OK Tor charg-
ng ne with violating duty IN trying to favor the re
publi,ans in the use OF my authority aa Commi'-
,ioner. ,,.
constantly exposed 10 attacks ~ being imaica aud
cuthn-ia.tic Civil Service kciormcr. have not eN-
pccrd ~ live to be charged with lack OF zeal ana
,rctue-s In that cause have Tcprlcd such alta, ks
en- lonp that | think may lr cNcn-ed from further
notice of the charge II will be too ridiculous 10 meet
both a the same time II the author OF the charge
II ally wants NV olcr lac have A. II the lff-drnt
will accept him. for | am believe; about the only
man in Washington who has an oihcc against his
wishes. t. ,t
,, G.t o.sociac. on the Commission. He represents
Them as lacking the courage aud sense oil duty u trti'
INV lukeVHrmuc>, H. The cause oil reform. ih nave
a. much reason n have 10 conn lam. feel It but
in. ia Them 10 say they did act mean part A.
The charge, represent. Judge lhOmnn always voted
agaiu.t ne when hc did not share my views He
always stood tor bis conviction aud sense OF d"y Ike
"A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-26
SNOW STORMS AND SLEIGH RIDES.

ROCHESTER, Nov. % lSpccidN.-Thc first
snow Of the season reached this city last night, and
snow has been falling steadily all day. Tonight the
city and suburbs covered to the depth OF about four
inches. and farmers changing their wheels TO hobs
for a Thanks giving sciSh-rJc Street railways have
kept pows running al day.
CHATHAM. NOV. - tNpcci0h.-Snow has fallen here
nearly every hour since Monday. Slcighs were used
yesterday aud Tonight. Farmers are bclaed with
their work. and much T. In thr fields unhusked
MONTGOMERY, NOV. .J.-1hc snow storm which set
In here sunday evening stll continues, and many
sielghs were out yesterday.
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MrRDnR ~ SAILORs, EoARDING HOUSE.

Charles B0uiln, who keeps asaiior'' boarding
house at No Il Cariscst, arraigned beiors JUS
tcc German in the Tombs Police Court yesterday lie
had been arrested suspicion Of having killed his Wife
She was found dead her bed In the morning.
stabbed IN twenty places. Peter B'ohm' {"
boarder was present Tuesday night when a
swede named Anderson came in. Ms. Boulln ordered
Anderson ont and hot dispute took place bet wcen her
husband and herself Both were undcr the Influence OF
iquor Anderson also took part IN the quarrel ana wa
struck fl the face. Bouln demonstrated anu me
husband turned him Mrs. BOuln went 70 bei ABOUT
10 o'clock In a room with her two small children. 10
the morning when he awokc the boy saw lhai M
mot night dress was covered Win pn'u'
Ills father was asleep beside her Inc boy
and ms sister reused their father after
some ficuty. lie appeared much ncciei ana CRED
bitterly on finding his wife dead. pr /. q. McIIIl'
who was called a ter examining the body called the
DO ice Bonlin was arrested and small pcnknlfc was
found IN his pocket. , ,, /. -,
Dr. Merrill testified yesterday that nc dressed wound
in Mrs Boulin's head last SATURDAY Her son Ihat4e7
described the quarrel between III. father anu h"th
and the Swedc. Anderson he said, Threatened 20 Gt
even with his mother and returned later ana suashci
three pnues OF glass III window. He has not been
seen since BOulin pleaded that he knew nothing Oh the
stabbne He was committed without ball
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TRAINS DELAYED IN PENNSYLVANIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 25.-ln the interior of
the state about Fairvow. the Lchigh Valley road.
il thirtY-twO inches deep and plOws have been
used TO clear truck Trains have been delayed and
some OF them are drawn by four locomotives Other
trains have been thrown from the track
EAsToN, Nov - t'pSoidb.-Thc storm which has pre-
vac In this region three days Il unprecedented.
There u a great AL OF In the mountains about
Wiudg1p Stroudshurg. Water Gap and the Focono The
depth - iully three feet. The Delaware Lackawanna
Western trains are having trouble IN crossing tic
mOuutaius.
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A COMMITTEE TO coSDEHsE ms LEcrURE.

Al special meeting OF the NeW-l OK Statc
Veterinary Society at Cooper Union last evening, Il
pper on Veterinary Medical Legislation" WAS read by
DR. II. W. Fnlay. Veterinary Editor OF me Sp"H V me
Times The object of The paper call attention to
certain measures that Juld be adopted by the Legsla
ture TO prevent the spread OF diseases when are com
mnnicaied FROM annals 70 persons by contact One Of
these measures the appointment OF aStatc veterinary
Inspector whose duty would be 10 detect the disease
i'm animal, while the FIRST Stages. ana 10 take
effective steps In preventing spread Several
recalled where whole families had contracted
diphheria and other diseases by handling pet kittens
and dogs. committee appointed nj the close Of
pul
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JoTTINGs HERE AND THERE.

OswEGO, Nov. 2j.-Dr j. y. Milne, n lead
lngphysidan Of this Pacc.was to-day ned 500 win
alternative of six months imprisonment for contempt
of couri IN refusing to TESTIFY In criminal case. lie
nIeaded ms defence that his testimony would involve
Inc disclosure Of professional secrets.
syn,crsr, Nov. 25.-The injunction acainst retail
dealers for selling goods on the system OF giving tickets
emitting buyers to prizes, has been dissolved
Two million eight hundred and sixteen thousand
bushe OF barley been received ut this port TINS
sosop an increase of about 100000 bushels over the
came lud last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-26
MIRRIED.

CARTER-SwEFT-On wednesday. November %. 1885, at
thc residence Of tho brides uncle D. s. y Samuls esq
Babylon, j. l.. by the Rev. George g. Garter, AGA M;
dau The lat j. g. Sweet. TO ]. Berdne Carter Oi
Cedar Rapids Iowa
LANIER-BISHOP-On tuesday NOvcInhcr24, By the Itey
Dr. Paxton. James +. D. Lauier TO Harriet ArnOId
daughter OF Iebcr r. Bishop esq, all Of this city.
M the rcsirce OF the brides father Frederick J. Stms0n
NewYoIE. Emma, youngest daughter Of George Bun-
ham. Of Philadelphia.
WHEEL FR-CLARE-On Tues1oy, November q, 1885. at
II Johns Church Elizabeth, ". j., By the Row William =
Lugfor ID. De- assisted the Rev. OTIS A. GlaZrDrooZ
Ira r. Wheeler 60 AIce Hasey, daughter Of William
Heating Glare, both Ot Elizabeth.
All notices Of marriages must be Endorsed rh f name
md 0,JfreSs
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MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE

PnMADELrmIA, Nov. 2j.-The Statemcnt OF
the business OF all lines Of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company east OF Pittsburg and Erie. for October
Issj as compared with the month In ISL shows
decrease IN gross earnings OF S5S373; decrease In
expenses OF SlOll increase in net earnings OF
$l3Il1. The ten months OF 1881 as compared with
the Same period ~ 1884, show decrease IN gross
earnings OF S32i9Sil; decrease IN expenses OF
soil GG3: "A decrease IN net earnings ~ $50 LIS
All lines west OF Htt~buTg ana Eric Tor the zen
months ~ $50 show deficiency in meeting all lahll-
lie, of u l9393 being AN increased deficiency com
pared with the same period o; l~>I OF eG16.291
Cu,RGrsTowS, W. Va, Nov. 2j.-1hc ohio Central
Railroad opened by general test Of the bridge over
the Ohio River az Point Pleasant today. Through
trans VIII DC nun over tho road iO.mOrIOM.
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moved slowly along the New-England coast yesterday
with cloudiness in its far the CaroDas and
Lake Michigan, and little rain snow I'm New-York
state and Ohio Bad weather prevailed also in NewEng
land The movement Of the barometer here was slight
during the cloudy weather. The temperature RANGED
between 80 and 400. the average (39lso, being 75
higher than on the corresponding day last year. and
80 higher than on Tuesday
Stationary temperature and partly cloudy weather
may be expected IN this city aud vicinity today slightly
warmer, fair weather FrdaV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-26

affections troubles of the kidneys weak back or pain
back and the forms of neuralgia for local
ICED rheumatism. and indeed for complaint or all
ment for which external employed Ben.
Capcino Pastes give best results They are radi
caimpr9vement upon the ordinary porous strengthening
plaster Ordn ry excellence of that article
high medicinal and curative properties fOnnd IN no
others Gu3rd against worthless limitations with like names
such IS G. pslcln Capsicum pasteIs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-26
LK. EMMETT TAKEN AWAY BY HIS SOY.

Joseph X. Emmett, the actor, who was taken
to Bellevue Hospital Tuesday night suffering from
delirum remcns restored to almost normal con-
dtl0n Yesterday morning His son, who had been tee
graphcd for arrived with some 0f the company at tho
hospital In the afternoon, and In response to his father
enteatIc- took him away IL was SAID that lie would
play IN Williamsport Penn. last night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-26
PURE AIR A NECESSITY.

1t is surprising to know how few realize the
heathful advantages Of properly ventilated rooms.
single trial of window Ventiators will convince the
most skeptca. 1t costs you nothing to try them. On
application by mail or otherwise We VIII call ana put
them up for weeks trial and remove them II not salts
tory, without charge. The Adams Westake Manu-
featuring Company, East F0urteenth-st, 299 PEARL
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pJcEpOCKFrSA ara FrNERAL.

The funeral OF Miss Mary Taylor Leigh, the
daughter OF c. G. Leigh, was held yesterday IN the
broadway Tabernacle Mrs. j. II. WashbuIn, OF No 30
West Forty.seventh-s attended tho services and Dc
tectiVeSergeants Ferris aud Williamson, OF Inspector
Harness. stan were detailed 10 be present The uecc-
iiyrs saw Julia Brown alis Phair, alias Fitzgerald an
ana Wiijam Burns acting in a suspicious manner, and
caught the woman picking Mr. WaslburDs pocket
Inc cOupe were arrested and taken to Police Headquar
ters They wege renanded by Police Justice German
until this
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TO RECOUNT BALLoTs IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Nov. 25.-Judge Prendergast, in
the County Court this morning decided that 1t would be
proper to open the balOtboxes and count the ballots
east for Mayor last spring and TO submit the result OF
the recount evidence the contest now pending
in that therght OF Carter W. Harrison to hold
the Office OF Mayor OF Chicago. This is the point contest
ed the attorneys for Mayor Harrison and insures an
immediate recount of the ballots.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-26
ARRESTED FOR SELLING DISEASED MEAT

BUFFALO, Nov 20 (SpcciaD.-Consderable
excitement exists I'm the town OF Evans this county
over the arrest to-day of william and John Belts at
Angola. charged with selling diseased beef Henry
Bromley farmer, sold the butchers COW that was SICK
OitPa cancer but the butchers II Is said saus
the animal and sold the meat TO the people who bong
nj heir market The arrest was made at the instance Vi
the town Board or Health.
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THE WEATHER REPORc

GoVERNMENT EDICATIoNs-FOR 80 HOURS.
WAsuNGToN. Nov. 26.-For New-England,
clearing slightly colder weather, preceded by local
SHOWS rising barometer. high northerly dangerous
winds, diminishing In force.
For the Middle Atlantic states, far weather clearing
I'm the northern portions stationary temperature, fol-
lowed by slightly warmer weather. northwcsterly winds
diminishing IN force. Ill,
For the vicinity of New.York and philadelphia. ihr
weather clearing in Ncw-York, decided change III
temperature
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-26
MEETING OF TIE Delta PM FRA TERNITY.

The Delta fnl fraternity hclu thc opchlHS
session of It's annual convention yesterday The thirty
delegates representing the ten college chapters Gle tea
lanes Duane Livingston their presiding officer In
The eycnng the delegates and resident alumni To inc
iycrsary dinner at the Hotel Brunswick There were
nj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-26
Safety from Sewer Gns

When typhoid fever so widely prevails even In
the luest city dwellings, every householder shoniI
have his plumbing examined Dy sanitary expert
as matter OF security.
The undersigned makes q specially OF eneh OK
aminations.
References to lealing physicians.
Terms on application.
no peari.st.l CHARLES F. wINGATE
Ncw.Tofk} Sanitary Engineer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-26
thanksgiving 6eruiccs.

service Thanksgiving Day. Sermon by the Pastor Rev
THEODORE o. WILLIAMS, ut II a. H. The pubhc cor
daily invited
Chnrch of the Heavenly Rest 5tl.avc above 45hs'-
Thank sgiying Day. lo-5. II Morning prayer sti1on
by the D. PARbER MORGAN. Onorings tunes'
otherwise spccihed for aged clergy ana Sundhychoos
Church of the Incarnation. Madsonave and Sothst'
Rev AHrIf T. X BROOKS. Thanksgiving Day ser
vice at IL a. m.
Dr. Bridgmnn will preach Thanksgiving Day at, II
o'clock IN the MADISON Avenue Baptist thuiC COT VI "io
81. special muse
First Presbyterian Church 5tave, corncc Of l2hst-
ksgying Ihe Rev. Or J. O. VI UHltAl, Dean
OF princeton College will preach at IL o'clock a. H.
Forty third street Methodist ipscopni church nar
Sthaye-Uniun hlnksgiVing services al ii a. H. NV
/. H. KING ID. d., will preach tho sermon.
Reformed Church, l2lstst ana dave over -OO years
history OF church address by the pastor rev ~
HUTCHINSON SMHrII. special music Oy tho oh'it ~
welcome
Thanksgiving Day Services Thursday, II a M Church
OF the Holy Trinity, MadisOu.aye aud 4@d-St-lho NV
WILBU +. WATKINS. ID. D.. Rector -----
ThnnIssI,ng sermon at 81. Pauls Mothodst EPscopai
aud 22d.sL, at IL Thursday by "e'oi'
DAY. Pastor . .
Thanksgiving Day services ut the Fifth Avenue BaPtst
Church, 46th.st, west OF 6thave ~ ~ ~
will preach ut II a. N. Strangers ooIdihN h"'o"'
Thanksgiving nj Canary Baptist Church at ~ oeSSS
As Get OF the sunday Question" strangers hVeu. -
Services wall be held at inc Mson
Reformed Church. corner o hs ShI :, nS IA, Ili n
THURSDAY morning at IL a. M Kew Di' |iiFNi'A''0
son viii preach
Tlspksgi,ing-The Baptist ChnToh OF tho tplpnay ~
Mad and "a and the Madison HicH will
he held Baptist Church and tho Rev Dr cor;Si
the Methodist Church. Will preach on tho n ~
welcome 10 both oongres cations ana OtleI lIIonIo-
U,iop service at the Churoh OF ine
ii n n, scI,uon by tho Row JOSEPH X MAsoN sUo'
ject 'Ihe Significance VI Thanksgiving Day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-26

Uurlburis American Homeopathic Pr r1nacy, e.tab-
listed 80 years. East l9h.st Branch u West l2oth.s
L. IL. Note Book iFoc
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Emulation OF God Liver OIL
WITH QuININh AN. rE ~, it1SS.ry,rt,t,
prs,,red nv CASW Eli MASS Sf n Uo., Sem.torsgN
most strsn xthening aud easily talea VI
ahysioans. Label registered Al ~sSsS3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-26

and Mr. Hudson as Polonius Mr. Booth WIZ Reo IN
.Tgge Foo,s Revenge" ao.nght On Friday Macoe'N'
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date for UneI States Senator before tho last Lessa-
tuIe. Mr. Caldwell was sixty-one years old.
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
GOVERNOR ROBIYsON's REPLY.

EXPLAINING THE SALE OF THE NEw-YoRK AND
NEw-ENGLAND BONDS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-26

JpiRusg OFFICE. Nov. 2G-l IA. m.-The storm eentr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1885-01-11
EEER and 4 TOEER.
An Oh B-rr Dr!nker D.scnnts on the Reau.
ties OF Warm Lager In the Winter lime.

A Sun reporter dropped into IN yer bco-
saloon somewhat noted for tho odd character
Of many Of its customers the othor day. Pres
emily an elderly gontlomnn. wearing wide.
brimmod white slouched hat came in rnd sa.
at smNll table. From tho white-apronci
waiter he ordered "a beer and roker."
The proprietor remarked in low tone:
ihat gentleman has been drinking hcre for
thirty years. ! viii tell you more about him
,o Tns rspcrier watched the ,Ealtor go to tho
took an iron poker AMI rlaced II in the heated
coals o. the crate. 4 No beer was tapped In q
E1s f a5 If from 'T the rs ss H
plunged into the boor. as biacksmth coos not
then served 10 the old man. Who drank it SLOWLY
will YOU have a beer and a poker ~ asked
the proprietor Of the reporter,
new n to care Hsis tr sos the reply hnt'
was Ths d Sss 6S WAS HASTILY 9rsgsrG1 The sass
:. That e because You ara rot ace lstomed to
~ that Taor old YOU'D ne, hirt
t tsf season yeas 2TS viii Introduce you. and he viii
terated tho cd g @sn SAID aP Ike nGt S sa
best. especially IN winter. Cold drinks ara tha
81 xsry cdd Hh Iyon st3bYS ya, T49 .
cries. Then II 3 kept IN the icc.cold cni,nrs -
the saloons. and when IL is tapped and served
" Is 80 GOA that the trGC taste II tic lnul u
DESTROYED, and in nine cases OFT Of ten hr.i.'r
swall2wrd down, tho stomach ch liod. nni m,
Deer HiSt osen oi without sattin. tho TASTE % !.
a. AZ, bFiAElt. 'olG eor in winter rs "
sooner or Inter. When the beer ia ycd w,,ria.
10 mo there IL much pleasure IN drinking IT. [
never eet bilious. II never ch lis me- ard s.tt NJ:
over glass ot II haye thu iull favor VI ,Aa
peer peer as II perfumes the brewery, In the SUM
ner cool beer Is refreshing and good, But In
vintar cold haar ia an ahnmlnatioL-"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1885-01-11

From the Neioesf E1ition oJ ms Works
Are YOU ready for your ste.rechase Lorraine. Lor
rnine. iofreet
Barmnl, Barun. Farum, Baru,n. Baru,n. Barum.
Your. booked ride camping to-day at Coul.
terler
You're hooked 10 ride Nndicv- for nil the world IN see
To Keep him straight and keep him hrst, and the
race for
She cssped her born bnby. poor Lorraine lorraine
Lorres.
81 cannot ride vindictve any man might see.
Hes Killed hoy. he's killed man. Ind why must he
kill mei'
Unless ride yndictive. Lorraine, lorraine Lorree
Unless you ride vinhictiye to-day ut Coulterlee,
And land him safe the brook, and the blank
for me-
It's may keep your baby, for you'n get keep
from me-"
THAT husbands could be crue said Lorraine Lorraine
Lorree.
THAT husbands could be cruel have known for sea-
sons three;
Rut. oh TO ride vndictve while u baby cries for me-
Aud be Killed fence ut last for all the world
seel"
She mastered young vndictiveohl tho gallant lass
And kept him straight and won tho near
But he Killed her at the brook against pollard willow
tree.
Obi he Killed her at the brook. the brute for all the
world to see,
And but the baby cried for poor Lorraine Lorres
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Tke IIsd-hendcL Baby.
From ths Boston Courier

Oh fair IL the face Of tho red headed babyi
Her yeiyrty cheeks show the June roses dyes,
And her eyes blue that sometimes think maybe
They caught their bright hue from the hue OF the SIX
When the angels were bringing her through In the
ing;
For rlie came M the sun from the ocean arose.
And his beams to the streams gave golden adjoining,
And the song birds awakened the world from repose.
She has a red head. but hardly think thhtH
Detract from her beauty III ones eyes;
Her smile Is Ike sunshine hk. Wnsin her attic.
There ne er was u baby ~ cunning mud wise.
Her lips twin roscbud AMI twtNt their red portals
Two snowy white pears are revealed to the view;
Her declares shes thr sweetest OF mortals
The red.hehded BABY whose ewes are SO blue.
She never excited my tcnrer's caloric
~ screaming and awning with anger or fright;
never " ~ called GA 10 ring pnrrg,lic
To -oothe hvr 70 steep ut tue dead NJ the night;
never was wHkri ~ the cold winter season
To sing To TINT bnhy white walking the door,
No never, indeed. Tor - very good reH-on-
The darling belongs 30 ia" people next door.