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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-13
KINGS CoUY1 T REPUBLICANS.
THE COMMITTEES DISCUSSES THE MAYORS ELLIS
FOR cry IMPROVEMENTS.

FOR CITY IMPROVEMENTS.
The meeting of the Kings County Republican Com.
mittee for March, held last evening At wilioughey
and Bridge sts, Brooklyn derived special Importance
from the fact that 1t was the first since the appoint
ment Of General B. F. Tracy, member OF the COM
mittee from the First Ward to the position of secre
tary Of the Navy There an unusually large
attendance Franklin Woodruff presided Mr. wood,
ruff called attention TO the recognition Brooklyn
had received in the selection OF one OF Its citizens
for place In the Presidents Cabinet ~ f
The first business of the meeting OF Importance
related to resolutions offered by George B. Forester
referring to the Mayors bills for city Improvements
Tho resolution opposed the bonding Of the city Tor
large and unnecessary sums for educational purposes
which may happen to be necessary In the future whs
fayoring the meeting of the present needs and tho
granting OF further sums at the proper times when
necessary and set forth that $4,000 was NJ much
as could DO spent in the coming year for school sites
and buildings, and Of this sum one-third should be
raised in the tax levy. Chairman woodruff, who Is
member OF the Legislative COMMITTEES, supported the
resolutions Mr. Woodruff said that he selected me
Legislative Committee and the members found reason
for prompt action IN regard 70 ene MasSrs us Ess
raising 100000 for ely purposes The spcSkess
Considered these In detail and showed tns scserai
The proposed ext endituTes were extremely unwise::
1he Suggestion OF the committee 70 reance INC snoh
oard ~ pncaton Mr. Woodruff deuied that tho
COMMITTEES had been narrow, partisan and neon
sderate In Its action. ,.,- .A.r,.6 AZ
tention WAS called to the death Of Colonel W W.
stspbenson BY George r. Elliott, and commH'o
Was appointed to draft suitable resolutions. .,.h,.
resolutons relating 70 he appointment Of secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-13
BUSINESS IN THE STATE LEGISLATURE,
A nrLL TO CONSOLIDATE COURTS IN THIS CITY
RApBIT.coURsIxG MEASURE.

Albany, March IL (spcclal-Senator Van Colt
introduced an amendment TO tho Constitution to-day
which would have tho effect OF eevatng tho superior
Cou,4 and Common Pleas judges OF New-York TO the
rsnk NJ Surname Court Judges, with all their powers,
Tic MIN IN that cocoanuts said Senator Hendricks
10 senator Van Cott ais that the Superior Court
Judges desire receive the same salaries as the SUI
rcrno e,ourt iudecsp Senator Van Colt laughed and
aald GWen, II dpeS seem when go homo as II every
OFFICIAL in New.York City wants his salary increased,
Init In this casa the bar supports the measure. The
amendment 10 the Constitution was drawn up by
Judges Inrrahsm aud Barrett. 1t eonsoldstes the
s,mTeme Court the Superior Court and the Court of
r,ommon pleas OF tho First Judicial District These
conrts n the amendment IS adopted, are to have one
ealerdar Tho Judges say that tho enlargement of
The sunreme Court is necessary, ss the court Is 900
eases behind IN Its work. q
? senator stAdier had bill sent to him by the
.,on ana IaoderirauE societies, Of NewsYork looking
toward An extension OF tho hours wherein liquors can
be sold at parties receptions osc WAS refsrred 10
the Committee on General Laws.
senator Murphy introduced q bill which amends the
law authorizing surface raiifoais to contract with
each other BIZ allowing icssecs Of railroads 10 abandon
snv route owned which Is deemed 40 longer neees-
sayv for the ayucccssiul operation % tho roads, a'
Asssmbiymau Blumenthal aisa introduced mesz-
m. inereasing tho expenses OF Ncwyofk CITY, This
Mn authorizes the Commissioners Of Does TO increase
the salary Of the sngnecrln-chief from 5000 10
ei2,oo0.
A1ssmbiyman Hsggersy iniroduecd bin having tho
followins provlsns hich b respectfully rotefred to
The attention Of tfB Society fog The Prevention OF
cruelty 10 animals Npas % mo prpyisaons ot Ma
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-13
ro svrr RAILWAY FOR PAylx4.

AT the Offices Of the Panama Canal company
tha CITY n was positively denied yesterday thar
that company had made any Ovortnres 20 the y,
Snan,,oeo shin railway Company with the view o.
inducing the latter TO build ship railway osef y.
route Of the unfinished portion Of the eanat - W.
stated in Pittsburg dispatch. u was assof0s y.
tho contrary, that there had been no
whatever on the subject. n.,,.
railway ro,nnany. told 1ribune reporter that inc
nro,ect NJ substitutins ship railway for the remain
ing diminished portion Of the De Lesscps esn1 ne.
bcen talked about among eagncers for iohg t,so
past but nothing definite on th9 sa tel u see.
What hunorons ana alIogoih,r uafonnhed rumS.; ~
was absolutely certain, howcyer, no sAm, s n
proposton had been made with the onleV, ~ -
Ing me route Of his rosd for SHIP railway, hsa
would suob . proposition DO en;ertaned, p3n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-13
TO ENLARGE NETWORKS BOUNDARIES!
AN ASSEMBLY BILL TO INCLUDE WITH r
BROOKLYN AND PARTs OF ADJACENT


Albany. March 1s lspeeaD.-Ernest Fl. Crosby
presented to the Assembly to-day the bill drawn up
by Andrew II. Green for the appointment of . com.
mission TO determine n the lmits OF New-York City
should be enlarged Mr.. Green's schemc, % r. SAID
Is to bring within tho limits large portion OF VEST
chester Queens and Richmond Counties ana the cry
Of Brooklyn.
Tho commission suggested are Andrew II. Green,
J. s. T. strahanan, John Foord, Frederick W. Devoe,
Calvert yaux, State Engineer Bogart and one per
SON 10 be designated by each Of the iollowingnamed
nuthortiess Mayor Grant, Of Eew-York; Mayor
Chaplin, OF Brooklyn, and the Bosrdsiof supervisors
of westahester, Queens, Kings and Richmond coun-
ties Tho members Of tho commission are 70 report
10 the Legislature from time to time a. 10 the feast
bilIty and desirsbty OF thus enlargng tho city Of
Nev.York BY adding to It the territory mentioned
Speaking in reference to Mr. crosby's bill for the
consolidation OF Now-York brooklyn and Staten
Island, Frederick W. Devoe said to Tribune reporter
that he had not seen the bill He know Of IL Is con-
tanning tho views OF Andrew Fl. Green with whom he
had talkm frequently on the subject IL am
thoroughly In accord with Mn Green's views and with
the bin as know II through tAem,' continued Mr.
Devoe. @Ho is one Of the few men WHO comprehend
what ID before New.York In the future and ne has
been trying 10 lay q foundation for such nture.
The trouble Is with that We have always boon de-
veloplng with little jumps building for ten years. as IN
the elevated roads. We want DrOdueF pohNyi @h"
spirit that Is not hemmed in by Manhattan Island.
The city Is becoming too big for that, ana We muss
recognize the fact sooner or later The commission
which may be appointed, should this bin become law
only LAYS out the lines. II Is simply defining the Law
and preparing for the future city as De witt Clinton
said seventy. ave years ago, when New-fork was
village. There could DO no better time for be-.
Ginning than this centennial year. hardly expect to
zoe tho plan completed in my time out tnose VINO
come after me will see It, and VIII take up the work
where wo leave its
Andrew H. Green said that the Dill represented
generally his views He believed the time had come
to make beginning toward the consolidation o. these
great comm,inItles for the general Donent OF them
HS~' 1sa nn,x cir, sheuld be under Mayor, and
GOOD government would be better 9otaihssi uhaor
legislature representing all the various Interests OF
these communities ...A.n a.. . p.ooh,,,,
man holds similar views In regard p inc consohdation
~ Ney-York Brooklyn and small adlaoent towns
vnder one corporation Al draw their vitality from
Now-Yors MANY o. S SSs in Brooklyn. The gain
~ prooilyn would be an equal share In tho wealth
sDd interests that arc now centred on Manhattan
Island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-13
Remedies

Of impurities and poisonous elements and thus removes
The CAUSE Hence the cUTIcuEA REMEDIES cure
every species Of torturine humliasnr ehins burning
scay and piply diseases Of the skin. scalp and BLOOD
with loss Of hsr and all humors biotehes ercpasnA
sores. scales ana crsts whether simple. scfofcus o
CONTAGIOUS.
Sold everywhere. Price. ouTICURA. Soe,i soAf.
2Sc ; REsoLvENT. 81. Prepared by tho PoITha
DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION. Bosson-
Send for "How % Cure Skin pisesseA' o. peaeA
"a lnnstra,asunx and 100 teslnsoniAls 3i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-13
CHOSEN BY THE PRESIDENT
THE SENATE RECEIVES A EUMRER OF NOM
NATIONS.

458k9
THE SENATE RECEIVES A HUMMER OF NOM
NATIONS.
srrrs77rors yon THE ITALIAN AID DANISH
nrsgroNs.l rFRH1ToRrAL OFFICES FOR TER
nrroRrAr. rNTs-ArpoiNTMENTs
IN y1arf,fys DEPARTMENTS.
r. rpYran.pu 10 rax xnrsuxs.l
washineton- March lathe President ent the
to1,a,s,re ,,c,csoassons to the Senate to-day:
rNrEEIoR.
:, .s.r,..,o !, vya,e,tovvn, Dakota 70
A.snaI = - nssota. Tntber r Richardson. Of
g 49, rs1-oss =. hs sac,.tarv AZ Y,a,ota.
s'-''- : 80 1usyros
,..- :. ,,.n,o,a !, yv..b;noson Territory.
$3.50 - s,,s s,,nrsroe ron a o. the
T 70 = v,'s If wssbiprton.
- sssarg. w yry,n ~ Montana. to be Marshal Of
80 r,.s..a &C., e.. .bo srsrr;torv II Montana
- 49,. ~ ,,..-h... - Irsiana IN IN, limited
x - - - - -. T,,...;o. ~ rndiara
s'a'ee ASVV'ihos w ''''
TKEAsoHX'
George 8. BatcheleT. OF Ne"-foN 70
be Aksistant Secretary OF the treasury wee
Hugh s. Thompson, resigned
James @ Ferry, OF NORTH esropna, 70 20 an
assistant surgeon In the Marine HOSPITAL service
Of the United osates.
Alexander y. SmiSn. .. NeN-iork, !" % on
assistant Sargeon IN tine marlhe nospdeai neisiOo
OF the onitcd SLAVES
taes SLATE
Albert IT. Porter, OF inulans, 10 oe Envoy NIX
traofdinary and Minister Plenipotentdary OF the
Uaited Ststes to Italy. ga
john A. Enander, Of Illinois. to be Minister
Resident and Consul General OF the United States
to Denmark. III
800 ssf8 p0sr1 arrrTa,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-13
Cuticura

spanr IA lie time to cleanse the Akin scalp and bcod
Of every impurity and disease To accomplish this Grees
work, no agency In medicine is at speedy eco
nemical and neyerfalliBg the cUTIcURA REMEDIES
cUTICURA. tho great skin instantly aiiays tho
most aeonizIne itching burning aud inflammation clears
the skin and scalp cs and scales and estores inc
hair. eUTICURA SOAP. the greatest of skin eesnu-
ners Is indispensable In treating skin diseases and Daoy
humor 1t produces the widest sleares skin and sofe'
hands, free from pmDle, spOt or blsnish cUTlcuHA
REsoLYENT tho now blood purifier cieanses the oooa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-13

law heretofore enacted for the prevention Of cruelty
10 animals within tails state shall be construed 70 pro-
hihit or interfere with the coufsng " mempcls -
,,s cInbs or incorporated societies, Oh hsscy
ystth doas: provided that IN each case, - spoe
az they can be cap ured taken AFTER Deing Sssns
such hares, living, shan mmedsE p s.nnior ives
aopropriatng 100000 10 enlarge the Mussum y
EaturI History In New-Y York: MT Martin gu" 3
rsstsd an amendment authorizing the trustees 20
omen it upon Sunday n.y. CROSBY sala ". Ev ps =,
sonAlly would favor TIE opening Of ms 4 prs.s
The mater now. The Assembly, however, aoeRea
Nj. Martins amendment and than passed tne nil
PROGRESS OF TIE ELECTORAL REFORM BILL
Albany. March 1.-The Assembly Judiciary Com.
mittee win report favorably Mr.. Saxton's Biecsofa
Isaform bill. with amendments. The most impotsns
change Ia the bin Is In relation TO the mardnG o.
bal,ots The clause relating thereto. as AMENDED,
provides that ballots are 70 have perforated line
running across the top. an inch in width ana upon
that portion above the line. which shall De known
the stub nothing shall be printed. but tho Initials
Of the ballot-clerk shall be written thereon BEFORE
the voter deposits ballot the poclerk SHAH desscn
the sinh. Another notable change Is provision
nerl,tnr unofficial ballots to be used IN cases when
~ any reason no ballots as the polls, or whcn
tey exAAastsa before the pous , ~, tns
pract Ideally IS when fsst fntroduced. ..., 5.,..
The same cofnmitiee VA report favofaby. Sifn
amendments. Mr.. Croshy's two oils amending tho
The Committee also decided to report fayorabiy
Mr. HamIlton's Child Commitment bill. amended So
10 provide that application for review OF com
mttment shall be filed withfn thirty days sfter ths
commitment is made. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-13
yRur pgrgArs MA1oyg 1r rood

The second N the continuous pool tournaments A
DAYS. Assembly in Brooklyn last night was won BY
Frey The palsfacsd little victor played Under many disad
yanags being ~ that the had 10 be ioppo ~ ono
Tine lie manaEs1 however 70 held tac lead from start
% tnish Bfsy vas siight ayoFite In s betting Tho
serresd ssose was Ffsy. 1881 hslsas ia7 Nseas and
~ Ore PLAY tealsht
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-13
NOT PLEASED WITH TIE PROPOSED 0HARrEl

Tho Democratic members OF the NewJersey Legis
iaure from Essex and Hudson Counties held conference
yesterday in Trenton and considered the proposed charter
for jersey city II dd not suit the Essex members and
u was finally deeiaed that the ehaster 10 become effective
b accepted By tbs people at an election 70 be held
for that purpose The proposed repeater Of the Police and
Bire Department tenure Of ofheo Law and the law pro
hbng the removed OF veterans from Oee without
has been eliminated because Il would make tho charter
nfnn1lnIar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-13
ANNUAL REPORTS OF STATE OFFICERS,
BANK AND TRUST COMPANY FIGURES FOR 1885,
FNtINrf,r nnn nnrR trnnn

Albany. March H. -superintendsnt villa O. PAine
OF the banking Department., to-day sent 70 speaker
Ccle OF the Assembly his annual report rolRve TO
savings banks and trust compen,s. Tie reported
that a. the beginning Of TIE present year therc wore
1875 savings banks In existence In this state tho total
resources of which amounted TO s615,ssp. 7Ds. the
total amount due deposisors Asgreasng $500 s7T $40
an increase IN resources during mo last year OF
sea. z9l CAS- and an inerease in Gmoant due dc.
postors Of sle.abe,7sA Tho total naimhes Of Do.
positots was 1.aea.soa "a increase Of gg,Tpo. The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-13
BIDS FOR 4 NEW soHooL HOUSE.

Tho school trustees Of the Twelfth Ward opened
bids yesterday for the new schoolhouse al Ono
hundred and thirty fourthst and Lenox ave-. There
were eleven bids ranging from e1S7soo to slo5,72o
The trustees recommended the bid Of P. ]. Walsh,
e1A7, 300, to the Board OF Edueatioh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-13

- 800 ,,,th,n which the Hallway Mall Service
nay = hro,cbt under Che operation OF the Civil
snAI oI -" "ns rules. This extension Is made upon
oersloe -" n Civ Service corimIssoner Ly
INC 5bat IRE organization OF me soV0o oopu nos
be accumulated earlier thaa S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-13
pr,oto. J, law ne has m preparation . history Of


John A. ENANDER-
John Al Enander, Of Illinois, Who mas VU ,,l
nominated 10 succeed Rasmus p. Anderson, OF Wis
consn. As Minister Resident and Consuieenerai 70
Denmark Is the Editor and one Of the proprie'orS
OF The Hemlanet,s Swedish Republican paPor
at Chicago. He was born IN sweden IN Is4.' was
graduate from weRersberg College in 1859 ana caalo
to the Ue'ted states in the same year. lie > 'ne
author a. the first History Of the Unitea s's'ss
published In the swedish language us74-lssp' no
has contributed TO the magazines and reviews On
Northern Mythology, has been lecturer on s'ln,N'
subjects and for many years has been one u ep
leading Scandinavian Republican speakers pa o
In 1870 Mr., Enander appointed py me s.pon
OF Illinois a member OF the state Boaru OF sssc
and was reappointed IN 1881. This Is the only pu"
Office he has ever held.
NOMINATIONS CONFIRMED BY THE SENATE
Washington March 12.-Tho Senate this al'ernoon
confirmed the nominations Of Thomas W. faimer' OK
Michigan, to be Envoy Extraordinary ana MiniSer
PlenipotentIasy to Spain John F. Swift OF Csllioris
to be Envoy Extraordinary and Minister flenipo
Tertiary to Japan; John D. Wsshourn, OF MaSss
chusetts, 10 be Minister Resident and Consul
TO Switzerland and George c. Tichen0r, OF Ilnois ~
be Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury, wee isaac IL
Maynard, resigned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-13

have bcsn troubled with skin and scalp disesse 0i
enteen years. Ny head OF tines was one running s0s,
and my body was covered with them ss largo "a ha.
dollar tried great many remedies without enees uh''
I used the cUTICURA REMEDIES. and am thankai 70
state that after months Of their use am ennrep
cured. It my duty you and the public 70 ''ae'
the above case.
I. n MCDOWELL. Jau,ssburg, n. ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-13

r nvyo shin and Scalp preserved and besusifed ~
HH6I oCUTIoURA SOAP Absolutely pure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-13

n n Piles. blackhesds ehapped rough. red and Oily
w skin prevented BY CUTICURA SOAP.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-13

70 cure agonxsng Hunang, cng, Burning, scay and PpJ
npsnors the Skin, Scalp, and Blood

Rad SORE Log. skin entirely gone fIesh q man u
disease. Leg diminished onc-thirA In ssxe. Css-
ditisn hopeless. Csrsd BY the casiessx Esss-
diss.
For three years was almost crippled with sr awfA1
leg from ny knee down 10 my ankle; the akin W.
entirely gone and the flesh was one mass OF disease
Some physicaas pronounced ~ inctsbs 10 had ddaiH
ished about third size Of te othes ana was IN
hopeless condition. After trying all kinds o. remedies
and spending hundreds Of dollars. from which Cos ne
relief whstever was persuaded to try your es1lcuRA
REMEDIES ana the result fciiovs: After thres
days destaed change better and OF the
end Of tive months complsely cured ny hssh wss
purified and the (Which had EXPOSED cr over
year, got sound Tho fesh began grow and to-day,
and for nearly two years past leg Is a. well
sound in every respect and not sign Of the diseAes
70 BE- seen. s. @. AHEEN,
Dubois. Dodge Co. g.
II gives me great pleasure 10 intern you that yoss
cUrIoURA. REMEDIES have mads great change ir ~
child. gave them fsir Trial. L used about tour
bottles Of oUTIcURA REsoLyENT, and three boxes
CUrIcURA. and four cakes CuTIcURA soAP, and shs
Is now cured Of the disease. Nobody would take asa y
be the same child
JAMES BRIscoE. 4o4 T. 72dst, Esw.York
Your cUTIcURA REMEDIfss have done great things
for me- Tney cured skin disease Of many years saId'
Ing. Have tried many othar remedies but nothing dd
me any good untn ]. commenced using your cUTIcukA
REMEDIES ] can recommend them TO all.
MRS. O. W. BROWN,
stuftsvsnt Budding Jamaica pisin. Ass&
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-13

Psoriasis . years. Head arms and breast soma sean
Back covered with sores. Best doctors ana ms''.
eInos fail. Cured By Canenra Remedies ut cost %
e3.15.
have used the cUTIcuRA REMEDIES WIN sis
best results. used two bottles Of tho cuIioohA
REsoLyENT, three boxes Of cUTi0uRA. and one esAs
Of oUTIcuRA SOAP, and am cured Of tefrio'e
and SCALP disease known a. psoriasis had IL lof
years Il would get better and worse at times So"s
times my head would be solid scab and was ~ ns -
1 began tho uso OF The CUTIcURA REMEDIES ny
arms were covered with from elbows to shou1
my breast was almost one solid scab, and my Dsek
with sores varying "a size from penny 20 uo''a,
had doe,orcd With all the best doctors with no iens
used many dinorent medicines without effect ny 'ss'
was hereditary and began think incuraele ous o
gan 70 heal from the Hrst application Of CUTlooHA
ARCHER RUSSELL
Deshler. Ohio.
am thankful TO gay that have used the %
REMEDIES for about eight months Win sreas sHsO''
and cOnsidor myself entirely cured Of salt rhsaH tvp
which have suffered for six yearA tried nun'er
medicines and two Of the best doctors in the q ny.
hut found nothing that would effect cure untii usea
your cUTIcURA REMEDIES.
MRS. A. MccLAFLIN,
=. Morette, NO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-13

RAnwAy MAIL SERVICE AND THE CIVIL SER.
VICE.
washington March ies-Ths President spdsy signed
IA order extending The tsas fom sisssA 10. 7sse, y
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1889-12-18
True Feeling.

Many persons, when they speak Of
heart, think only Of emotions and tears.
and therefore naturally infer that II
these are wanting there is nothing but
chill, or at least indifference. But some
times heart is absent when there are
showers Of tears, when swollen faces,
also, and distracted looks indicate
total breaking up Of the deeps Of the
soul. People can even learn to cry when
they are heartless, and when, their eyes
streaming, they are as cold and unreal
as the sparkle Of frosty night Mary,
Queen Of Scots, stands as historic ex-
ample of that kind Of dramatic weep
ing, beside whom frequently sat John
Knox, from whom, although there was
but little external feeling, glowed o
fervor that was felt like vernal sun
shine all over Scotland. They have
most of heart who have most of earnest
ness, and especially Of earnestness made
tender and difiusive by blessing from
Heaven United Presbyterian.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1889-12-18
FOR SUNDAY READING.
HIS GALL.

A voice goes forth that sounds oor every na-
ton
oh, come mine own, to Me.
] dwelt on earth--yea died for your saliva
ton
But blind, ys will not see
Come as YOU are, beguiled, and worn, and
weary, urH
The night will soon be done.
The way is bleak, the path Is rough and
dreary:
The morn will bring the sun.
Though dark II be. yet am ever near you;
See / am by your side;
My feet have worn this very path. Why fear
you,
Who have Me for your guido!
trod the self-same way that you are tread
ing:
My blood hath stained the road:
And can dry the tears your eyes are she'd
ding
And ease your heavy load.
Ye say 1t is too dark-ye can not follow
That We we're born too late.
Beloved, turn to Me; the world is hollow,
But sure this path, and straight
You say the way 10 long-the shadows
darken-
Your hearts ore hard to win.
Oh children, children only turn and harken,
Harken, and enter In
Unto that peace which passeth understand
ing,
Till, toll and trial DER.
The ransomed soul at length has gained Its
landing
On Heavens eternal shore.
London Academy.