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by the person. next named w:
william william ii Green - 5000
h eeeS Ne wI ssgpr'MS Nav u. Isl $
John ellen. August l6 1881 --.--.--..-.... s25 20
MORT. Wesrover October T. lssl............. - %
William ADni 81 81 10
joan \; Eh. cept-moeTs ag5 %
Fvanier = Vaa lev April - I9si.. ... - 30
ali ,ecurec BY mortgage upon ands in Vest Bay
WIN N Il HUFFMAN jr. March 81 1889. ......... %
&yG@s p sn rsgn' f. ue s =
Perry Johnson. February SO .-.-..-..-. llooo
. seeirei BY. mortgage upon lands in Tuscol,
Cornelius, December lss................. 1850
", HAN Fam, d. GordO" and Augusta lss4.... lss4
Charie, ii Plunmer November . 1885; ...;;.. e2li5o
all secured by mortgage upon lands In Midland
Jane, Keary. sep emOer g. 1855 ......... los So
seeurrc by mortgAse upon lands N saginaw COUNT Mich
VIII be delivered
4 50 the foorlnr described and:
80 Town II Sorh anse zS Vest Mafqaetie Goaa,y.
sS d To be s .a sHc supposed
- Also the following claims
Balance OF account against estate Of John Browne.
Of aS M Baa 80
Note q James WEIGH PAYABLE years nom Nayl ,,o..
Also the following miscellaneous aims ard crties
1000 shares ssc2etts harDOr aud saratoga RR Co., 1856
u shares United staies and Brazil steamship 60.
J. sharcs Birmingham IoutAc RANK ROAD Co., l,1
IS bonds Cincinnati Peru and Chicago RR Co.. ST. 900 saca
90 bonds Port and Milwaukee RR Co. 81 900 each
l-56.
IS bonds Ontaro River Co 900 each
% DoLda Cincinnati Logansport chicago Co.. OOa
s25 Dividend scrip River Lake Erie RR Co.. ISL
bond ~ OUO Dayt0A aud enc nn~t RR. co. 1854.
shares -andusky ana tincnnat RR CO. l~6a $50 each
40 shas' Cincinnati >andussy and Cleveland RR. "a
l bond 900 OF Tyrone and Lock Haven RR co., 1859.
Certificate for 10 Wabash ant Erle anal o ls55
] x. IL.
81 bonds $1,000 each Fremont and Indiana 2R Co.. lsJ7
a. .h.res cago znd Miss RR Co 500 each lsI lss
each. River Rsisin and "a.
Ceruacste for 70 Louis Alton Haute Ra
Of Toledo Wabash and Western RR for $40 ON
40 bonds SewYorS Kingston Syracuse RR Co. g. 900
100 shares New.york steamship Co. 500 each lsss
Pond OF 5000 rowanda Iron Co.. OF Penn 1851
shares Empire state Iron and Coal Mining Of Ca,
! $500 bono Washington City ana Mining CO. 1857
1000 shares Ashngton Mining Associaon s.
l4l shares AaTac and Bean Crock PLANK hosd $50
20 sh.res scrip eeneate Trident Mutual Ina Co.
2bonds 1000 Zach Great Western
| 2AOU aha q Riversde Pet Co.. Penn $40 each 1853
500 sh.,ss hFh shoals Mining and MAnrg Co. Of n Y.
w coupons Ronaout and oswego Co bonds So each
400 shares Cincinnati and springfield RR Co. $40 each
Is bonds Of Cincinnati Logausport Chicago Rway ca
5000 zach. 1898.
saaarer Of syracuse AMI Chenanso RR Co I'd
The DATA above gwen indicate the years wherein IN
AsGxass wal.ss. Nsw.Yarf ciS.
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CLOSING PRICES Or P4fLtOELPffi SrOOKS

.
The bank excha FOR last week OF thirty principal
cities the United other country possesses
thirty prircipal OF any magnitude furnished
evidence OF continued expansion OF commercial ana
mercantile The Increase IN the amount OF
the exchanges compared with the same week OF les3
was 81 per Outside OF New-York the increase
was 1919 Tue important game were New YORK,
1850 per cent. a part OF which may be charged 10
more active stock speculat Memphis 1920 Indian
spolIs 20 Kansas City 1910; Boston. 322O; Mil
waukee 20 so; Cleveland. 1890; Philadelphia, 257O;
Worcester 2OlO Springfield, 1910; Detroit. 414O'
Cnlcago. 50; Cincinnati 1850; Louisville, 1880;
Orleans L. 50. and Portland - per cent All the
others except Peoria and ST. Joseph. which snew de-
clnes give gains ranging from l7O TO IL go per ceu
The report Of the Morris and Essex Railroad Com
pauy delaware, Lackswanna and Western lessee) 10
the Controller o. Of New Jersey for the
ended December 81 1855. shows net earnings OF
o. the basis OF tae a. for 1884 gives loss
10 the Delaware Lackawanna and Western Co pany OF
Sg42 4O9 s5O.724 greater than the loss for $50
Tie published statements which have been made that
the returned profit IN the Delaware LacSswsona
aud Western Company S63 100 for the
casOued by charging liust the net earnings only tho
div upon and hitting tue In erest on
Nor is and Essex bonds. Tue following compares the
business OF Two years
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT.
Year ended Dec 81 1874. 1850 Differences.
eros s3s. s,74ls1 8 1900 - Dec Dec ss sfs g
n, ..r,.nx. 3 $1,000 sl6sl 551 Dec s5O72.
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sg42.4O9 Inc. $50. "A


Loss d. l. & W. Co. s'sL6s5 s9424O9 Inc so "A
for Ss4 but the debt having been
Increased The interest something greater than IL -
tO-days stOcS tAore Is nOtAlnk 10 add 10
the forecast already III this column, beyond the
the Indications point 10 the conclusion
by the late mani ulatOrs matter how Inviting
may be bulletins giving description Of the pro
posed aerial excursOu there fe athletes who are
bold jump :Or speculative train when IL Is
moving a sixty miles an hour. The market
opened and dull az about yesterdays closing ng-
u.es. A small decline was followed by a manipulated
Martial recovery ana this movement repe tted
eral during the day. The rket closed al about
tn The Indications are That the leaders
intend the market to have Datural SWING
but as the preseBt leaders, including the recognized
manipulstOrs Of Delaware. LackswsDns ana western,
are followers OF greater operators, Mt
tie ejaculation be upon the changeful whims
operators ~ho, Ostrches Imagine That when they
bury their heads bodies hidden from sight By
4. closed weak.
bonds were fairly active aud strong. Bias
were AigAer for the 4l9, = for the - and y for the
3s Inc bond call FOL cents 4OOOOOO iatorost
10 cease August exod the closing quotations
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The exports o wheat iIon he three ports were lot The
ended June D. losO a.3O.uOi Ousn. Including
756 600 Ou,h 81 $40 per tor the continent OF
Europe l.ZunOOO DuSll week ludlng
DOuOuu OF ku against 1915
900 bnsh IN May or the total pOris January 10
bush. 80 2Oup bush: OF 81 BIO
per the Europe anu o6ZuOO bush
or 40 l.. lO per cent the United Abingdon.
he distribution The fOregO exports Of wheat has
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auction Sales.
IN BANKRUPTCY.-In the matter of Elisha

u u
Under gene authority to the undeIsign "
OF the above named rupt and
Older OF the United states District Court ia tank
made by he Hon Al, lsDn Brown Jul = % SAID
entered the 4th day Of June. l-> VIII on ~aur
10Th day OF June. 49, az l. O'Clock noon, al ne
Real Exchange ami Auction Room ulmiiet % % -
CITY o. Nesl DF v iidrE"tf
FIR cash u hix1f - bd-
property ssory not- mort ages Claims
bonds securities next hereinafter q, pci
u
following notes bearing the dates an
which are the amounts following OF principal, IN
per cent anuun HON cate de
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United States Government and other desirable
SECURITIES
FOR
INVESTORS,
All stocks and bonds listed on the New York Stock
Exchange bought anu sod on commission for cash.
Deposit accounts received aud interest alo " ed
~ monthly balances ubject 10 draft At sight.
HARVEY FISK IL SONS.
- ksssau-st.. New-York.
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6ituatious tuantc0--femaIes.

AT MRS. BRICKS.
~ Il BID AVE, NEAR llTH-Sr
/. CHA MBERMAID vc-Nest. competent vOUng Ger
girl chtmbermat or waitress summer note or
boarding house best 81 CITY Preferences H. 2
2. CDOk-Ierfec young German cook IN summer hotel
boarding house; meat vegetable and
pastry cook good baker and Of refer
:. Is 81.
COOK First-cllss neat young German private
family; all fine desserts goOi baker trstclass city reer
enccs from oacr I D. TOO
l. INFANTS NCR-E.-Experienced and competent,
neat North German Infants nurse thoroughly careful and
take fd charge Of baDg rom birth ami bring on the
bottle gOoi and iewor hrsf-class city ref
erehce where lady cry country A. D. !.
D. NURSE and AM rRE~o-- Educsted ana compe
orth German girl growing chidr
good seamstress nv hand and fine neeieworker
wiling ASSIST in light chamberwOrs; trst-cass city
references where lady city country. l. 4
2O7.
7 WAITRFSS.-A thoroughly
German girl nrstclass waitress IN summer hotel Or
boarding house make ali kinds Of salads aud
t.se full charge Of dining room; best city references
L.
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6elp Uantso

WANTED FARMER. - Married small
w family must under stand mlnacement OF men; wife
to care poultry milk best references required Adj
with ful particulars. H. Box No 81, Tribune Oihoe
IVAN ED.-As secretary and companion TO
W aged lady and 81 In housekeeping. lady OF
education thirty five OF must be AL ex
perienced accountant Apply By letter
=. D. Box IA. Ha-tings HUDSON y. Y.
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Err GreInI
Hlusical Instruments.

4 NUMBER of very slightly used Upright
I >quare PIANOS OF make which were especially
selected 'ud only use0 by the ri OF the MklkOPpl
HAN OPERA HOU ~ co dining the past opera season
be sold a liberal reduction from our rsklr pri'+
PIANOS FOR kESr-spe5llly ala1tei fJr country All
- -
VIM. kNABt & co.
4
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SPIRITS OF TURPEyrTNk
CBARL HsTos Jups 81. -rurpoutfno quiet ~ use
nAvAlIAR- uns IA -1uroeayne nrm - ~ -
WILhHsToA. yuns 2zs-IuIpsnuAe nrm - 2te
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Boar0 ano Rooms Wante1.

NVANTED.-A desirable fiat Of or rooms.
w Ia cost not Thoroughly good
either tentra Park or 10 harlen Ten.
will De wlin FOR years premises hAd
locality SUIT plenty references given. Address
". H., Tribune Office.
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Coco 0ri,na-v ~ 65.l5 Low 'fiiitny.......- 7l3.li
kt1ict Good Dri i1lrv Nihlin@ ----------. o"-lo
Optens opened ~ point decline this and unclaimed
on the nex closed advance OF o. points
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COMFY ISLAND.
Brighton Beach & West Brighton Beach.
THE NEW ROUTE"
SHORTEST, QUICKEST, CHEAPEST.

LEAVE WIITrFHALL-Sr.-7:O0 800 9soO 1000 a M,
and q thereafter until 1000 p m.
-TNDkY~-sO0. 800 1000 a. III. and every 20 minutes
thereafter until 10 p. IN.
EXCURSION ICKET--ro West Br'ghton apc ttor
sal AZ All Down Track V Y. Elevlte RhrOads
10 Brighton Leach ote or Track. connection with
C.. l. Elevated Road or -tace Line &c
Direct -on'- Brighton Hotel. Brighton Reach
Race Tral and all attractions OF Island landing
al EW DEPOT directly opposite the great Iron PIERS
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MANHATTAN BEACH.

MANHATTAN BEACH.
S4TH--T ROUTE
Nondav. W.cne.fav. AMI F-i.lavs $40 $40. 1920 and
hourly thereafter To 600 p NJ. Tuesiays Thursdsys sat
nrisy, and -unlaa, % go lp2O. lI2D 1920 l:zu.
900 and halfhoury thereafter 800 V Extra trains
on race laws and Loo on >uniays b. Don't run
Sund2ya
BAY RIDGE ROUTE. -
A epFrIAT ROAT EXCLUSIVELY FOR NANHATTAN
pFAGH PASSENGERS Will leave the OLD PAVILION
adjoining south terminus N all elevated roads, hourly
l;lh A VI. TO nlO VI
rtr. boats on race day. At 1910 and lao p. NJ -
CENTo For sale AT PAVILION and al
down track 81 IONS levs Ell railroads
~ GILMORE GREAT BAND
Afternoon and EvenaE oncerts
SEW MUSIC AMPHIrH EArRE
PAIN LATEST AND g RANDEsF
THE BURNING OF MOSCOW.
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS or PRODUCE.
Per worm Hlpsr. pe0sts ant RIuro ria
GENERAL. MARKET REPORT.

GMArERIAL~Pa bricks in fair dernana ana
adv AZ 81 5Oaf5 Up-1ver 50 s6f7 l2@ HsversfS~
~ i,dp7 S.L Lumber quiet home account and gehsl
allv unchan whiie pine has sod rather NOR ee ~
efnor ate white pine Shipping boards for the west n
5Q4l7 for -Outh America - az ooN ooau =
S2dS4 do extra Sl5a Sl7 Lsth 81 FOR cargoes OnmOh
me ~ DO finishing. 81 20 common ~tale euc'
do finishing 81 10 grou.d 95c dsl yard rates are zoe
higher than the above Quota
CAI-Anthr acite quiet and generally unchanseo' Vu'
different places OF delivery are AZ ioho"s
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MI eAru ngs

Net earn ngs -----.
Rental pad by D. L. &
". CO.-Iut r ~ on
boD4s. 14.3lo. CU.
AM dividend Oh stock
s4.u5u.ULO. .-.....---
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CLOSING Prices Of BOSTON STOCKS.
BOsroy. JuLe %. 1SsS
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BANKING And FINANCIAL

a. /. sII5, 400. O44 sl3e.s4s. 200 sI4l. bs2. s7s
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2.6o3.96O -2.623.9eO

sI.73-,275 sl.6sl ,55l Dec. s5O.72a
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MINING srocKA
CLOSING Prices or CALIFORNIA STOCKS

SAN FRANCISCO. June %. 1886.
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Proceedings
POLICE JURY.
State Of Louisiana, Parish Of Lafourche.
Parish Of Lafourche.
Thibodaux, Feb. 9th, 1856.

The Police Jury for the Parish of Lafourche
met this day in regular session at > o'clock
z NJ pursuant to adjournment.
Present President Coulon. and Messr.
Grisilnore, Moran, Seely, Folse. kraemer and
Clcrainie.
Absent Messrs Mathews aud Delaune.
The minutes OF last regular and special SEES
sions were read and approved ~ recorded
with the exception of the words James Mo
ran appearing as subscribed to II petition
presented it the special session Of November
18th 1888 ordered stricken out.
The various claims against The Parish were
presented and referred to the Committee on
Claims.
Owing to the absence of Mr.. Delaune of
Committee on Finance Mr.. Folse was tempo
rarily placed on said committee,
The followin. Reports of the Committee on
Finance were received and laid over Tor flu
ture action.
Thibodaux La Feb. 9 1886.
To the Police Jury OF the Parish OF Latourche.
The Committee OH Finance respectfully re
port the following tableau Of the probable ex
penses of the Parish of Lafourche TO- the cur
rent year endins December 81 1886.
5. I. GRISAMOKE
SOSTHENE FOLSE
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Married, on Thursday, February
4th inst. at st. Napoleon Church by
by Rev. Father Lesaichene of Pain
courtville, DR.. Elphege L. Dugas
to Miss Clara Phelps, both of AS
sumption parish. The groom was
attended by ::Messrs Sabin Chanel
loni and Kempton Dogas Jr. and
the bride by her sister Miss Lucy
Phelps aud Miss Jennie Jones.
The ceremony took place at mass,
at 9 o'clock, before a select assem-
bly,, after the ceremony at church
the family aud friends of the happy
couple repaired to the residence of
Mr.. w. l.. Phelps, the brother Of
the bride, where a collation. had
been prepared for the occasion !; at
ter enjoying which, the groom and
his lovely bride lett, in a carriage,
for Donaldsouville to catch the 3
O'Clock New Orleans train, carry
ing with them the good wishes Of
their relatives and numerous
friends.
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NOTICE..

The public is hereby notified not to nego-
tiate for two certain promissory notes secured
by mortgage made, signed and executed by
Marion w. Bllliu to his own order and by
him endorsed in blank, dated January II,
1883, each for the sum of One Thousand DOL
lars, payable respectively on the list Jauua
~, of the years 1884 and 1885, conditioned
to bear eight per cent per annum interest
from date till paid payable at the Clerks
office of the Parish of Lafourche. Both notss
being signed me varietur' by Emile <. Le-
blanc, Deputy Clerk Of Court. to identify
them with an act of sale and mortgage passed
before said Deputy Clerk on the 18th Janu-
airy 1888. Said notes being the property OF
the undersigned we're lost, or stolen, on or
about the Both January. 1886.
RICHARD FORET.
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Notice.

Parish of Lafourche, January 3Oth, 1886.
The Agricultural Partnership Of Himel
& Dionue heretofore existing composed Of
the undersigned Lovingly Himel land George
Dfonne, concerning Enterprise Plantation
is from this date by mutual consent dissolved,
and George Dionne having acquired the
share Of Lovingly Himel in said Plantation
will settle all claims against said Partner
ship concerning. said Plantation and he the
said Dionne is entitled to the right OF collect
ing any claim or claims which may be due
said Partnership concerning said Plantation.
L.. HIMEL.
In. F.6-86. GEORGE DLONNE.
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For hale.

IN LOTS TO SUIT PURCHASERS.
5000 seasoned. three-foot boards, in fine
order, at &5.0 90 per thous and.
One covered ~rockaway, six seated, in
fine order, cheap.
One open Jersey wagon, four seated, inl6ne
order, cheap.
Harness for the above.
One small, thrse-mule cart, in fine order,
cheap.
Two horses ut $4,000 and $4,000.
Several Berkshire hogs.
For further information apply on tho plan.
tation Of the late David Pugh. to
JOHN II. PUGH,
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tore if lie wishes, but it is nome of
the business of. Senators. He is
not responsible to them for his ap
pointments or removals. Nomina
lions they a reject. Removals,
they can put i'll their pipes and
smoke them.
With grand flourish of trnmpets
the Ca goes on to say that it
wants nostar chamber proceedings,
and will not sanction the removal
Of officers whose terms have not ex
pred without having the President
give his reasons for such removals.
On no. but he advocates the doc
trIne that the President must not
only send his reasons for removal
to Il Senate that hollis secret SEES
sicns, but to Republican Senate
of bnlldozing Senators whose only
ann Is TO destroy the Democratic
party, where action upon the PreSi
dents reasons will be held in regu
lar old fashioned star chamber style
Oh no the G 4 does not believe in
star chambers. Well, the original
ity OF that argument is certainly ad
mllablc, to say the least of 1t, com
ing. as 1t does, upon the positive
refusal OF the CAS- Republican
friends IN the Senate to discuss
nominations with open doors. No
Star chamber Indeed !!
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( A Captains Fortunate Discovery.

Capt. Coleman. schr. Weymouth.
plying between Atlantic City and n. Y.
had been nonbled with cough SO that
he was unable to sleep, and was indu
ced to try DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption. 1t not only gave
him instant relief. but alfayed the ex-
.rcm. soreness in his breast. Hts chill
drrn we've similarly affected and a
single dose had the same happy effect.
Dr.. Kings New Discovery is now the
standard remedy in the Coleman house
hold and on board the schooner.
Free Trial Bottles of this Standard
Remedy at j. o. Landry's Drug Store.
DEATH OF A GREAT GENERAL
Major General Winfield Scott Han
cock, senior Major General in the
United States Army died, on Gov
errors Island New York, on last
Tuesday 25i o'clock p. NJ.
Tue army possessed no greater
or more chivalric officer than the
dead general, and it is claimed that
he led his soldiers into more bat
ties than any other commander.
The deceased was 81 Years old,
and had been unwell for some
weeks, although his friends did OF
anticipate such speedy ending to
his lite.
Gen. Hancock was born in Norris
town Pennsylvania. He was the
Democratic candidate for Pre- sident
in 1SSOand was defeated only by the
treachery of the so called Democra
cy of New York city, that always
exhibits itself when a Democrat is
to be beaten. No men ever won a
prOuder or more sincere friendship
from the men against whom he
fought than did the dead hero for
whom a nation sincerely mourns.
One of those deplOrable affairs
occurred some ten miles down the
bayou on last Saturday night, that
give the people of Louisiana no Gu
viable reputation.
A marriage had taken place du
ring the day, followed by a dance
at night, at which the friends of
the young couple assembled to
amuse themselves, and congratulate
the newly welded pair.
During the evening w. S. P. o
Morris, a man of robust size and
strength got into a difficulty with
young Firmin Thibodaux, (son Of
Jos. Thi5odaux, a we'll known and
highly esteemed citizen of Coteau
Folse,) a slender youth OF 10 years
of age. Morris it appears made
an attack upon Thibodaux, struck
him and forced him to retreat some
distance when the youth drew a
pistol, fired upon his a%ssaiIant, and
sent a ball through his heart.
On Monday Thibodaux appeared
before Judge Knobloch and after III
vestigation was held to bail in
100000, which was Immediately
furnished.
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IT'S BUTA STEP.

It's but a step-a little step
Across the silent river,
To reach the strand of that fair land
Where beams immortal CULVER.
A little while with mourntul smile
We clasp the loving fingers;
Until the sigh which brcathes good bye
Around the dear mouth fingers.
Why should We weep and Jealous keep
Our grief in nncheck ed measure
In smiles and tears, through flying years.,
God spared us long our treasure.
But years no more on that olest shore
Her spirit pure shall number
In. blissful state her soul shall wait
To break the body's slulnber.
She passed in faith to conquer death,
Through crucial tests refining
At length the gem in diadem
OF Christ the King, is shining.
The fairest flowers from Southern bowers
Upon her Dior were glowing
And poised above. the SNOWY dove
A grace ON all bestowing.
In throbless rest her gentle breast
Shall beat with sorrow, mover:
Her happy soul as ages roll
Is safe across the river.
Oh, friends bereft. to rs is left
This precious connolation-
Our firm belief that every grief,
Shall have It's compensation.
By thorny ways through sunless days.
The Spirit leads us, weeping,
But as We go our hands may SOW
Good seed for harvest reaping.
It's but a step-a little step
Across the silent river,
And We may stand upon that strand
Where beams immortal culver.
Feb, 3rd 1886. ESSlE,