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New-York tribune., 1886-06-09
MR.. DODGES WISH CARRIED opE

About thirty friends OF Harry Z. Dodge for.
mery one OF the Governing Committee OF the stock EI
change and vice-prrsdenI OF the Atlantic Yacht Club
witnessed the Incarceration OF his body at Fresh Pond
yesterday. Among them were Charles Ii. Wheeler, his
executor; 1assen ii. Wheeler. II. j. Hunt. Dr. l. T.
Keep. 5. T. Payson and several OF tue Immediate rel,
ives Beside there were present President Cobb OF tho
cremation company James X. rockingham. C. w ~
Dreher James Chaskel and superintendent Pnillipa
The body arrived In hearse about III o'clock and was
placed IN the reort In . few minutes There were no
services Ia the crematOry The furnaces sho cd
1000 degroes OF heat the usual s now
attained ln about two hours the body began 10 sink
down In the Iron crib and by o'clock was reduced o
asbeA Some OF the friends until the
was competed. lhe ashes were taken out and will be
placed IL 10 said Ia stcei and buried In Greenwood
IN conformity with Mr.. Dodges desire
New-York tribune., 1886-06-09
THE ARIoy soCiEIY's Nhw BUILDING

Great preparations are III progress for laying
the OF the new hall OF tho Arou Soc1ty al
Fifty-seyeulh-rL ana Park-avc. Saturday Early
the afternoon tho members Will assemble al Terrace
Garden. Thlrd-ave and Fifty-eghth st.. and march
thence the site OF the building where all will be
readiness for the ceremOnicA j. OTTO Hundt, chair
m al the Building C"mmttee, Will deliver address
giving the history Of thus remarkable aud
upoL concludnS Will deliver To President Von Baur y
copper box CONTAINING the usual collection OF interesting
articles placed la oorncr-stbncs The chorus Will sing
tne Festival hymn written for occasion by Will
lam B.eder. by Director T. Van Der Suck~n, and
President Von Bsur will respond To Mr. lIundrs address
Tho contains baritone solo. which will lie sung
by Franz KommcItz After the stone has been lowered
place th chorus Will sing the anthem "Now Thanks
God" In the evening nights festival Will
t,Er place ~ I"Dess Woods.
Tho new building will be completed by August
next and Will cost $35O,O0O including tho
New-York tribune., 1886-06-09
NOT WISE TO TRADE HORSES WITH GYPsIEs.

camp Of English gypsies was settled two weeks
ago in South orsnee.ave in the outskirts OF Newar.
Among the possessions was pretty pony Joseph Eckert
OF No 304 West kinneyst. Newark took fancy 10 the
pony, undertook the hazardous OF horse trade
II horses and buggy and these he took
camp yesterday and offered them in exchange for the
the chicf. Valley Harrison. swarihy
black haired EDg shma1 After some hagglng trade
made, giving $50 besides his In driving
the pony awy he discovered that IL was broken wned Re
accused HarrisOn bad faith The
beer shop to tax tbs matter and
the and buggy which Ecker had traded stood the
hile they QuarTelng the g disappeared Hal
Eckert Of the theft and the quarrel resulted IN
the of the Eckcrt did not deny that he had
prvy the theft Harrison fined So for dis0rdery
cOnduct and Eck.rt was locked up.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-09
VIZ gB,yE HlRkIs was sBOr

The rcas,n which induced Sidney CoOmbs,
mo i7y isforst. Brooklyn. TO shoot Frank Harris
o. Mohasg svsnins 0ame To hight yesterday. John
toomss. tlttef of sidney sad that Harris Is his
ssp bsi'A hf.t cousin. had boarded with the family
g. ears an hsd been attentive to MIRA Coonos for
W uioe. Het husband suspected nothing. but the cons
slthonsd q ~ dd not say anything TO their father
h shsp n ssn yssts older than his vile. Harris
Mrs tofe were at the Atlantic Garden In tbs city
raj wess1 sso late st uisht aud Of the boys
"a. On Ns hasy morning Mr.. Coombs was taken with
b. % aud hrrfytnz d0SBstafs found his wife aud
i toaei.sr Ne struck 1T HsrfSs who escaped from
nnse n o 80 agreed to shoot him aud John
taFvDF rsdney sfesty hsving me- Harris was
before o. cached the house IN the evening and
Dsek. D - the 100 brothers pursued hi ana bot
ala iiafnss wound 10 not regarded - serIous
New-York tribune., 1886-06-09
sgyDIya ELECTRICITY OYER THE COUNTRY

Thirty members of the American Institute OF
Electrical Engneers ascended to the top door OF thc
supper After the repast President Pope annsnncea
that II. NJ Byesby who had bocn expected to address
tho institute upon "Incandescent lighting from Central
Stations" had been unable to attend the meeting Dr
Moses led general discussion OF the topic. He
advocated putting thu dynamos down in coal mines
thus reducing tho cost Of fuel The electricity thus
generated could be carried the country to the
neghborng ctes The Insulation OF the wires need not
be matter Of great importance. as tho electric COM
panes could purchase right OF way hundred fleet
wide tho country Then. apyione chose to pass
within this death line, he could take the risk Of being
struck by the passing lightning proposed that
the summer meeting be held ON Staten Island.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-09
THE COURTS.
THE SUIT AGAINST THE WESTERN UNION
The taking of testimony for the plaintiff in the

THE BUTT AGAINST THE WESTERN UNTON'
The taking of testimony for the plaintiff In the
suit of Fansworth receiver OF tho Bank
Telegraph Company against the
Union Telegraph pany finished YESTERDAY beore
Justice Lawrence and jury Dwight Iownsenn n Wsr
Of the Bondhoders Qf the Bankers ana DIT
ehsnts Company was recalled and examined by Mt
Choae In reply 10 his interest In the case
rve ihst has been .windled and rooDes: ,Dssroua !
and scoundrey monopost before twelve men 70 SEQ whether
that OF the 10Th July canpot be stopped
and oompen saton In the verdict OF the Jury
M Choste asked pointing to Messrs Conslng lngerso
lawyers the other side. whetner az
thsso "icamed 1hsbans" were employed by the United
Limos Company OF which the witness seoreay
obecfr cried Colonel Ingerso. because It's nopoiys
business" ~
Perhaps" paid ex-senator Conflng with wave OF @ tne
Mr.. Choate, "he that he STANDS con-
fsAsed" , .
Andrew Il BALDWIN constructor Of telegraph lines test
6ed that plant OF the Bankers and Merchants Telegraph
Company was worth between and Ihe
trial will 10 to-day.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-09

errors-Prooklyn >. Athloti, First base by balls
Brooxlyn, q Athletic. ,trnck out Brooklyn. Am:
etc, Left on base. .trookiFns Athletc * natiery
Atkinson Passed balls s-McCauicv ,. Bauer 3 Double
plsy ac amany and NcCaucy by Swartwood ana McCau
lev, by smith Mcclellan and Philips BY Coleman and
Ol,rcn Three base lts-Mc Iamauy Gleason larkin l.
Time-2:2O-
The NewYork and Chicago clubs will play al he Polo
Grounds to-day. On Thursday the New-York nine plays
at Boston.
The Fire Department nine found little trouble in
winning game from tho Arlington nine at Metropolitan
Park yesterday. The score was as follows:
Fire Department. Observation-Disclosures. Q ! 30
Arlington n......................... 0 o 90
At Waturbury-W Waterbury. IA; Jersey City, g.
At Hartford-Hartford, 5; Newark l.
At MeriGcn- Bridgeport. IL Meriden. 8.
At Binghamon on-Ha milton IL; Binghamton, 9.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-09
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Columbia College Commencement, Academy OF mu''0'
10 Q. m
Board Of Estimate and Apportonment. II 10.
Aqueduot and Dock Commissioners meet'nk@
Harlem Bridge COMMISSIONER, y M
Board OF Aldermen.
LaWn-tennis tournament. Hobokon. p N.
Parade Of Greenpont sunday schooa
american Art Association reception. eveplng.
Constitutton Club, No. 04 Madison ave-. p m.
Auction sale Of Fairview yearlings Madison square
Garden, 10 q -,, 4. ,r.-ua
Grove. x, ...,-... ~,h
Election OF trustees for Staten Island Athletic Cluo
Tompknsville. ~
Board Of Trade and Transportation. p N.
New Rochelle Yacht Club regatta New'hoohehos
Music on the Mall at Central Park, p. M
New-York tribune., 1886-06-09

congregation OF Chns Protestant Episcopal Church
Elizabeth n. j. IN greatly agi'ated scene which
in the church The rector Is the
ii. Oberly. Mis- Emma C. MAYO 10 commitment ere.
that communion Miss Mayo knclt with
the chance and whom the passed the
but the hurried by and
and sensational occurred all the psIshioners
being greatly Mayo the Sheridan
House where # Is SAID. she is stil prostated member
church that weeks Misc
denied communion and she then appealed Bishop
Scarborough who ldvised to pass the over
II she denied he would
The difficulty Ia said to have arisen few weeks the
baptisma FONT when Miss MavO the disagreed
arrangement and the lady threw book the
New-York tribune., 1886-06-09

GLRNDAIE-The Babylon mail train which leaves Long
Island city at yesterday killed unk pedder
the station.
snoRR-At the meeting OF the Manhattan COngrega
tona Association yesterday In the congregational hurch
the Rev. Dr. A. J. r. Behrends Of Brooxyn presided
statement VI the condition Of the church this village
read BY the rev. MT Brooks the pastor. Acr dinner at the
house of X " Montgomery the gyncn sail
Great south Bay.
RIvKnnEsD-sherig Halsey on Monday arrested John
Mumby. farmer OF Wsdng Rver charge Of felonous
assault upon N Payne lawyer Of No 20i Montaguest
BROOKLYN MT Payne owns farm Al WadinG River ON May
30 while his the farm the station Mr. Payne
met by Mumby who earned double barreed shot
and eyeng at Paynes head lie dschaf yed both barrels
Payne was not wounded For some upe there haa been
Misunderstanding between the meu Mumby TAKE be-
fore Justice stsokpoie and committed 10 JAN
New-York tribune., 1886-06-09
News From THE SUBURBS.
WAS 1T MURDER OR SUICIDE.

NJ
O1cer Myer OF the Greenvie ~ j. Sub station While on
his bone Yesterday at the foot OF large
tree the terminus OF bidwel-ave The officer think
inE the either asleep cnnk endeavOrd 10 awaken
him. but that he dead for four
1t found that he had been shot directly through the
heart The and and the shirt
backeDed bv powder leading the 10 believe that the
OF deliberate suicide although the weapon could
ound No search made for the pistol until the
officers returned from taking the bodv to the m0rgue and the
police think that the pistol pick by while
they The about forty i've years Old.
Ii had sandy hair and light complexion and wa respectfully
dressed In his pocket naturalization in the
name Alexander Scha issued 1o75 and bearing
endorsements OF election officers.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-09

Earned lOrE, q: thlCagO WD UI.t MIS-
Kelly, Three base hir.-parymple. Kelly, Passed
balls-Nope Wild pitches First base Oh DallsNew
YORK Chicago J. base eTrOrs-New- lorE. =;
Chicago l. struck ont York chicago. =. Double
playse Pfefcr and Anson williamson. Pfe1er and Anson.
iefhardt AMI ConpOr Gerhard Connor and Ward Ward.
Gerl,ardt ConnOr. Umpire Mr. Conleu IIme-lwo
hours ,,, -.
About 600 people witnessed the game OF baseball at
Washington Park, Brooklyn yesterday, between tle
Brooklyn and Athletic clubs. The contest was poorly
played The Athletic players were highly indignant
over what they called the partial decisions OF Umpire
Kelly Captain Stovey followed Kelly into the dressing
room and hot words passed between them, but 10 D0ws
we're stuck. The score as follows:
New-York tribune., 1886-06-09

Commissioner John A. Shields had before
him yesterday Antonio Rugini. Tomsso Blandeleo1.
Angelo Ventric and Antonio Lasochea who arc said by
the SecYet Service detectives bo another nsament
OF great gang OF terfeitors whose donRs they
been engaged In ferretting out Many persons &C.
cused OF making or passing counterfeit coins havo Deen
arrested In this and other cities the last few months
and Agent Drummond says that they all mcmbers OK
the same gang Among those rested were j. A.
Gallagher and Alfred Beach In New Hayon Charles
Colena aud Charles Leo In Newark. and two men In
Kingston besdes John Gil. Jesse L. Horton Thomas
Richards John Irving and Barto Lombardo in this city
The Secret Service officers SIR. Drummond says, found
out that many OF the c0untereiters frequented tho
liquor OF Charles Eiseman, At No. 294 Bowery
detective was sent to that pace became acquainted
with the men and their transactions The men arrested
Yesterday were held In ball for examination.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-09
HOME NE VS..
PROMINENT ARRrvAIA

Vi,d,or Hotel-Senator LELAND btah10rdt ~
Coo, ,is. and A. A. Tamage. Of g. Louis w" ~
Avenue Hotel-Ex- Con ngressman T. D. stenaro, u
Neg York Hotel--Count Leo Thun, OF frsgue
Murray HiN Hoe-Professor W. g. sumner anu y pro.en
sor george j. Brush, Of Yale College, ana Judge hussot
iousten OF Louis Victoria Hot1-InS nev. =;
r. Eccieston, John X. CoweD. and Thomas "a. Ains ~.
patimore 81 Jumss Hotel-Ex. Con gressman bsepnen
Sanford Of Amsterdam. n. Y. and Captain Soo1ee "a
Wheeler United States Engineers.....SI SI Dsn" As'"
Roswell A. Parmenter, OF Troy.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-09
sArLoR,s SUIT FOR DAMAGES.

Gusrave johnson, a Swedish sailor. who arrived
in Rio Janero on the British ship D. g. July.
kidnapped while four negroes who gagged
and bound hum and carried him the Nova Scoan bark
Canyassdown William Bishop master lie refused sign
tho ships articles aud was handcufed and Kept IN
the lower hold TIL he did On the yesseis
sbo Manila he asked 60 ashore and see he
British He irons and taken before the
Consul who the captain stated that johnson was mu
tnou confined him in s or six days lie was then placed
on the and brought this port lie sued Bsho?
Court for dlmages for assault and battery anu
Justice browne Yesterday awarded HIN Sou
New-York tribune., 1886-06-09
COMMISSIONER SQUIRE DENIES A REPORT

Commissioner Squire said yesterday that there
was no truth published that he Intended to make
lie putting la
norers fro there this time OF the
year more dismssas and appointments among the
aborng force but there were no more changes than usual
great pressure broush 70 pear on MT uuro ny
uoul me their
New-York tribune., 1886-06-09
DROWNED WHILE SWIMMING.

drowning accident occurred at Railway. NJ j. yesterday
by b which Shnres Turner age seventeen son OF NJ w:
with party Of bows 10 branch OF the River
his home LeetOwn IN the Fourth Ward th.y
cided to swimming Young Turner across the
river which L. not deep and returning when half
he heard TO and the bows
up his hands and then sink They thought he playing
but coming hev became frightened and hastily
dressed q selves and hurried TO their homes,
effort to him. HIS body recovered time
later by Louis springer ann taken 10 his home.
bright promising lad His parents have recently moved from
Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-09
NEWARK.

Concessions were made Yesterday and nearly all the srk
makers returned work. offer Of tho So
calistic Party of pecuniary and declined by TIE
the ground that the harness had no
All liatOn socialism
ground which The Newark Opera House stands
sold the second PRESBYTERIAN Church the owners
for S26 900 purchaser being Dr. Harmon Cedcke
the ners Of the opera House.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-09

neglect % preyds suppo pleaded guty e s
and AIRED 70 give bonds 70 the amount OF sooo io 'ne
Support Of his VITA
nrss annual regatta OF tho new yaoht
cub VIII take place to-day The oourse Will pc 30 sevst
ontS In long ssnd sound and back 70 stafung points on
Goho 10And
ALONG THE'sOUND.
x,roxroxr-char1es ". whippia who on Friday Killed
William n dams bound over yeetofdsy tor un 'o 'no
6uporfor Court September term. on ahage OF muiocr
New-York tribune., 1886-06-09

,.no~,w .s,d Mr. Kirk calmly. wniie xens.ss SS.y N
npsS repHsS ssnedction. All have TO say i' snAs NOW
Tbe ONCE was not Z. NJ @ ~ an.
over tho ruror Mr. Eicoll said tnat tnotS an hsd
@ IN tsns,o, or desire of running away MueA 'sss "A~
=. h, ou, OF ono who had actually run away
New-York tribune., 1886-06-09

lot and the furniture. " Will occupy
plot 90 by 125 feet the greater frontage being In far9
The material used will be stone Philadelphia oricR
and GOTTA tho latter being employed for window
trimmings generally. II is to have
three stories and basement In the Italian STYLE with
bausrade roof and large entrance IN each street. Ino
entire upper floor Will be taken up by the ballroom the
second story will contain the diningroom aud ladies'
dressing and tho first story cao, and reading
card and billiard rooms and bar Tho basement will be
provided with six bowling alleys and an old fashioned
wine Tho society has beon ut Its present home,
No. 10 st. Marks Place. since FcbrusIy 1871 ana has
been In existence since January, 1854 and now num-
bers 800 membera
New-York tribune., 1886-06-09

The Board of Police Yesterday decided to ask the
Board Of for $4,000 Dstea Of $4,000 IN addition
the pay for 800 policemen to used In buylng
horses and patrol and pmpoyns the telegraph ser
Upon recommendation OF superintendent Murray
for poce reasons tho Board remanded Detectives
Dunlap ohe ninth Precinct and Hogan OF the First
patrol duty In other precincts Seven young men
who had passed the examinations were ap
pointed policemen probation
New-York tribune., 1886-06-09
THE NEW ARMORY BOARD.

The new Armory Board yesterday elected the
Mayor chairman Tar Commissioner Coleman secretary.
Colonel Camp aud surgeon Juneau oi the I'D hes
meu armory for that regiment be erected on
the e purchased aud NiDth The ease
of te armory MAJ 1887 The Mayor
would be advisable from the CorpoIa
nn Conn se an the % Board and
matter. afrctIng and Boards. HIS colleagues
agreed with him both propositions.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-09
ACQUITTED OF KILLING HIS FATHER

After hearing the evidence for and aaainst Ed
ward Magner age seventeen charged with murder In
Ersi degree IN killing his ather. David Magner Assistant
Dstc Atoney ftilews In the Court OF oyer ana Ternner
YESTERDAY declined 30 on With the and on the
.usuee Jarrett Tho Jury acquitted tho
morally wounded with apartment of PatrcL
SmN IN the trnemt house TWENTY .s,rfh
on prii T. 1he murder committed In q fight In winch
Maxner was tho aggrrssor Justice said here had
been great deal u fse swearing and It 10
sav ov whom the deed was done In h opni0n was not
done BY the son OF Aagner. NV
New-York tribune., 1886-06-09
ExAl psRHAE KIRK srILL HERE.

C penpaietic rumors regarding the Alder.
4 fssA t.sk tue form yesterday Of tue published
T. q that er.tldarmAa william v. Kirk had lied The
esswy. eefBpa u, eov-he Adsd ex-Aldorman himseif
koksd the piots sf denial es p As be sat tanning
bM brow 10 iusissss kslilys sdcs. yes, read the
New-York tribune., 1886-06-09
pARALYZED FOR THIRTY-TWO YEARS

A permit was granted at the Bureau of Vital
Statistics Yesterday for the removal OF the body OF David lie
Eaur brother Of secretary ST Johns Guild
25s West LevenLsJ TO place OF Duria A. Rhnebeck
y Eau lad been IN, aiid nom childhood. When
he was " he Sckei 10y horse and Tho iu
inrv resulted in paraly-s then he
1, move hs nb- thirty years old
sulted fro n Inflammation VI the bra
New-York tribune., 1886-06-09
srw,y0RK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY. JUNE 8. 1854

a., vesrs o,d when ne enlisted IN coioreh regiment In mas
sscusetts and close Of the Civil WEI he was WIS.
He ad been In custom House ye',s
And In ADDITION he seventy years OF age he
h DIV ideally unable to work at ordinary labor
New-York tribune., 1886-06-09
DIsIfISSING A PASTOR WITH REGRETS


formed Church. which has called the Ut A. r. Kttredge
to us pulpit Cncasc has just recevoJ from tue nr
Church OF chicago OF which Dr kttrcge
pastor OF his Old regrctng his
ep,ftre that city. Dr. kltcdge Chlca mainly
oua OF his heath.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-09
NEW JERSEY.

HoBoKES-SiegfIied Cronheim Of the Germania
Garen Theatre has entered suit against Robert Wareng
his predecessor for $4,000 damages Wareng and
quarreed recently and MaroIDg struck Cr0nhen q rng
making q bad cash IN CT0nheln's forehead
New-York tribune., 1886-06-09
BROWN DEFEATED BY HARVARD

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, June 8 (SpeciaD. In a
college championship game OF baseball played this after
Harvard defeated Brown easily by score of l3 to
l. This puts Harvard with ale in per cent of VIC
tories
New-York tribune., 1886-06-09
NEW-JEKoEY TOWNS.
long ISLAND.

PATKRsos.-The decided night
death OF Mrs Emeine Rueck waidt due abortion
performed by Mrs. Catherine Vol. amidwife.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-09

The DISCHARGE or FAITHFUL NgSSEyGER
Peter vogelsang the messepoer who was ais-
eharged by Collector edden Monday colored
man VIII ~ unsuliiso va and evu record Hs orty
New-York tribune., 1886-06-09
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
TO-DAY.
Sun rises 424 SETS. 7:2G Moon SETS HO1SMn age. ds
WATER
AM-sandy Hook. O:37 Cows Isld 1o6 He'll Gate. 255
PN-Sanly Hook l:32 Cows Isrd l57 Hell Gate. 3:40
New-York tribune., 1886-06-09
JSy,JIDsi HOTEL AND SURGICAL In

INV
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ans sk diseases rheuma is neuta a nerve us de-
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EnGred asctons Thousands are cured ~ the.r omes
Though spondencc OF worst ruDtures
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which gives all plrtiou ara dcess Worlds Dsponsary
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Exceptional purity and cleanliness make
IairK
New-York tribune., 1886-06-09

wEsTcHEsTER COUNTY
YoSKRRs.--George w. White arrested Monday on COM
paast Of his Wfe charged him W1Ah
New-York tribune., 1886-06-09

Exceptional purity and cleanliness make
PAkers Hair Basam the popular hair estorcr every
Psrkers Tonio 10 the bsst pasaner VI As DiOod
New-York tribune., 1886-06-09
Announcements

MATAsZAs. June 4-Sailed. steamer Navarro Isl
coca, from Cieniuegos hence for New York
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1886-10-02

Some years ago q well-known Presbyte.
ran parson was spending his summer VA.
cation with his family In the Adirondacks.
One sunday he accepted an invitation to
preach. In the congregation was a man
VINO apparently was very deaf, for be
came to the service armed and equipped
with an immense brass ear trumpet, and
rs soon as the sermon began went forward
n took his seat well up on the pulpit
stairs. The clergymsn's little daughter
was among the auditors. She had never
seen an ear trumpet, and the spectacle Of
the form on the pulpit stairs steadily hold
ing that instrument against his head filed
her with awe and wonder. On her way
home from church the first the first thing
she said to her father when they were
alone was: "Papa was that an archangel
by you"
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1886-10-02
DAISIES ON THE FARM.

She painted them on canvas
with A rapt, artistic air.
Che wore them in her bodice
And in her raven hair.
~. thoprht farm life idyllic,'
And said its greatest charm
was lent IT by the daisies
The daisies on the farm.
.no YOU not love the dais'esr.
~ tbe farmers o she saith,
Rpt ali the praise he uttered
Was underneath his breath.
II sounded energetic
mn, she felt = vague alarm,
mat he did not love the daisies,
the daisies on the farm.
She read to him a poem.
pastoral complete;
"a seemed unsympathetic,
Tbough her voice was very sweet
with some r~epressed emotion,
Hjs face grew dark and warm;
poy It's burden was the daisies,
The daisies on the farm.
Soon the charming summer boarder
IN her citg home returned,
For a soul of higher longing
Her asthetic nature yearned.
And the farmers son, undaunted,
with his scythe upon his arm,
Went to battle with the daisies,
The daisies on the farm.
-TeIds Siftings.