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Daily Republican., 1890-03-06

New YonK, March 5.-Ths entire con-
tepts Of the wine cel.srs OF the late A. T..
Stewart were sold under hammer to-day
by Auctioseer John II. Draper. The
sale was ordered by Executors Henry
Hilton and Charles ]. Ciinch. Tho
wincs have been packed away In the
cellar at the mansion on Fifth avenue
ever since Mr.. Stewards death, The
biggest part Of the collection sonsisted oI
Maeeirss, all OF which WEI regarded as
excellent aud eome Of them of consid-
erablc value.
Although the total sum realized from
the sale was large, low prices prevaile6.
Nsny OF the wiues wsrs sold far below
what they cost Mr.. Stewart. For In.
stance thirteen dozenr Of 1874. Johan.
nisberg went to-day at q aud a so abot-
tie. Nr. Stewart paid 50 for 1t.
Judge Hilton. Prescott Hall Butter
and Judge Horace Russell sat on front
seat throughout tho sale, and wefc free
buyers Judge Hilton bought more
than any other one man.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-06
Charley Mitchell Arrested.

LONDON, March 5.-Wtile Chester
field Goode and Charley Mitchell, the
pugilist, were drinking at the house oil
Gc0rgs Baird, the sporting man, they be-
came Involved In = quarrel, and finally
res0 ted to blows. They clincbed. and
iu the scufIie that followed both OF them
iell down flight of stairs.
Baird, who was stsnding by, egsed
Mitchell O., and the tight was resumed ~
the bottom OF the stairs. Finally
Mitchell seized . poker and struck Goode
two severe blows on the head. Gcode
was removed TO a hospital.
Mitchell was arrested this afternoon
and remanded for week. Goodies con-
dition 10 not serious.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-06
rrssnps Question Solved.

CARLISLE. March 5.--Yest<rday Sheriff
lotion and the Board OF County CON-
missioner presented . petitien TO the
court praying that somethiug be done
by which tho ramps, which for years
have been heavy burden on the taxpsy-
srs, could DO put at hard labor.
In answer, to the petition Judge Sad
Ter Instructed Che Sheriff 70 furnish tools
aud proper clothing for the able bodied
vagrants, ~ work would be found at tho
Almshouss farm,
The Sheriff then contracted with the
Board OF Poor Directors for lease upon
the quarriss Of Limestone on the county
farm, where the tramps will at ones be
put at labor In quarrying and breaking
| stonc for the mscadamizing Of the county
roads.
Ex.Poli,emeu Fred Hays wac appoint
cd 10 overseer, and the rate Of boarding
the working tramps was raised for the
Sheriff from nine 70 thirty cenis pei
diem, so long Nc they are performing
labor.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-06

LONDON, March 5.-W. Percy Thigh
man, the American, who has been mixed
up recently In several questionable finan-
cisl ira nsactions, was found guilty to.
day Of uttsrlng forged checks ard was
sentenced 10 one years. imprisonment
The case was watched by q representa-.
tive from the Amer can Legation and by
tbs Deputy American Consul.
TlghmAn wss formerly clerk 10 the
Office Of the Am ricAn Copsul at Berlin.
He has been living the life Of an educ ,ted
sdventurer Tor some time. He gaiIed
admission into several fashionable Lon
don clubs aud fieeced several OF th,
members,
Daily Republican., 1890-03-06

Yesterday tho PhUnix Steam Fire
Engine Company WAS presented by Miss
Laura BiRgar with a likeness of herself,
taken In = beautiful embroidered dress
entrain, standing and holding . cluster
OF roscs In her hands. On the back oi
the picture 10 inscrlbed: "ro the mem-
hers OF the PhenIx Firo EpGine Com
pany. Please accept my most heartfelt,
thanks Tor your kind remembrance Of me
last evening on my fret appearance In
Wilmiugton-my childhood home. l
shall never forget the beautiful offering.
am sure / will always think Of the
nuble band of men OF the Pteuix, who
have hesrts Of puro gold.
LAURA BI6oAR."
Daily Republican., 1890-03-06

GuTBnis, Ind. Ty., Ksrch 8. Press
reports cmanating from Topeka concern
Ing the alleged scneme to colopize Okla
homa and make . negro State have
greatly aroused the fetllers Vt Downs.
4 secret organization there has decided
10 drive out the few negroes and al ow
no more OF that race IL become settlers.
Four miles northeast II Downs resides q
colored family pamed aawkins, and near
them another colored family, Burgess by
name. Hawkins va, suspected OF firing
the prairie grass . short time ago on a
ncighhor's claim. and the feeling against
him became very bitter. Yccterday
morning q party oi ten masked men
from Downs broke into Hawk!ts's house,
took him from his bed ana severely
Buck Hawkins, sou, ran and aroused
the burgess family. Abe Clark and
Sam Burgess armed themselves with
shot guns and returned with young
Hawkins u the acens OF the outrage.
They Tired at the masked party from am
bush.
The masked party WAS utterly pep
per.d with shot, aud Henry Chambers
WAS badly hurt about the head nnd face.
The negroes were pursued and, before
they could load again, the whole party
was surrounded by the irAte settlers,
who had their Winchesters on them.
The negroes were thoroughly frightened
and promised to leave the country. The
elder Hawkins arrived 1t Kingdshor last
night ard asksd protection. He elaine
that the outrage was planned BY Wood
Davis, who is contestlng his ciaim. The
few negro settlers In the vicinity Of
Guthrie have become greatly alarmed at
tho feeling against the colored pc ople
and are getting ready to 60 10 KAosas.
Several OF them have offered to sell their
clsims for mere plttsnce. The settler
who was wounded during the melee neal
Downs, and who gave the name OF Henry
Chambers. 10 supposed to be Wood Davis,
. storekeeper at Downs. He Is 10 pre-
csrious condition.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-06

LONDON, March 5.-Young Lincoln
died very suddenly to-day.
When the doctor and family sAw him
the first thing this morning there was no
Indication that tho end WAS 90 near.
His vitality had ebbed away durirg the
night, Just 10 Il has been doing for
months, but he was cheerful, and there
was at least hope that he might pull
through. Az II O'Clock the attendants
in his room gave him drluk Of beef tea.
Young Lincoln. ~ usual, held out his
hand for the cup, but was % weak thai
he o,uld not LIT II to his mouth and the
uur.s put the cup to his lips. After
sw allowing few spooufuls he sank back
on the pillow from sheer exhaustion.
The attendant saw there was an alarm
ing change aud immediA.e'y callel The
family. "It's all right" said tho boy,
noticing the loo. of lear on the pursc's
face. seven minutes afterwards he Wal
dead.
Tho funeral will be held Friday after
noon, and 1t will be extremely private
The body will be temporarily placed y
Kenssl Green Cemetery, and ultimatel.
will be taken to America. Tho Minister
family are Presby tel ians, and the servic
will be conducted by PresbytsriaI
clergyman.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-06

The case OF Anderson s. Son VS.. the
Mayor and Council Of Wilmington.
which has been On trial In the Superior
Court tince last Monday IL nearing the
end. All the testimony Is now in, and
the summing up was commenced yester-
day afternoon by Andrew Il. Sanborn,
Esq, who made an eloquent Argument to
the Jury in behalf OF the plaintiff. He
was followed by City Solicitor Turner for
the city, who spoke until recess was
taken until 10 O'Clock this morning.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-06

James Kenney, late OF Company II,
Second Regiment, Delaware Volunteer
Infantry, has been granted an increase of
psnsion through Haywari's agency. He
filed his claim few months ago through
w. S. McNair OF this city.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-06

Mr.. Smalley, attorney at-law, 10 con-
nned to his room suffering with . bad
cold.
Secretary OF State John +. Saulsbury
was In tho city yesterday.
W. 9. McNsir is rapidly recovering
from his recent illness, but is not yet able
to assume his regular Office duties.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-06

The Delaware Cadets will glve a grand
exhibition drill this evening on the stage
at the Martha Washington Bazaar, which
10 now being held In the Institute Hall.
The Baza will also be visited this even
Ing by DUPONT Post, No. 2, g. A. R.,
and The a Amcricap Rifles, and there Is no
doubt but the Cadets viii put their best
loot forward, a. they will have a very
critical audience. The Bazaar will close
on Saturday evening ard those who have
already visted it should improve these
dual uppSrtunitiei.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-06
cenpounalL.rd

WASHINGTON, March 6.-Ths House
Commit'ee on Agy1culturs set apart its
session to.dsy 70 hear members OF Con-
gress who deairs to spcsk upon the bills
pending before tho cemmIttse, TO regu.
iate the manufactuss and sale OF COM
pound lard. Az s1O.45 Representative
Stewart OF George lvaa the only member
present, and he prefackd bis remarks by
reading the following letter:
ATLANTA, Ga. March 8, 1s90.-Hop.
John D. Stewart, Wathington, d. c.
Dear 6ls; Your yaltzed favor of February
ID 10 before ine. In nreply, will say that
Mr.. Hatch hes no authority to say that
the Alliance In GeorgiA wants such . bill
would ruin tho oil mill Industry III the
South and damage rs about $28, 000, 900
annually. It would reduce the price Of
cotton seed and raise the price CT lard, 20
- TO work great hardship to our poor
people. You can rest ssaured that Geor.
gia wants no such measurs passed.
Very truly, WILLIAM l.. PEEK.
President Fsrmers' Alliance Exchange
of Gtorgia.
Representative Morgan, oil Mississippi,
| . member Of the committee, taid he wac
. member Of the Farmers Alliauce. and
knew that the orsauixation In Southern
States does not desire the legislation pro-
posed in the Couges, and Butxrworth
bills. They are In favor Of . general
pure food bill. The passage Of the Con.
ger bill would take the bread and meat
out OF the mouths Of oar people, he
said.
Mr.. Stewart saii that II the uss OF cot
ton seed oil was abolished BY the passage
OF the proposed tlii. II would compel the
anuthsr., IL srmar IN u.A hack tn tina attn A.
tion oil 90 years seo, when the cottol
thrown away. 1hs tax and expenses
provided for in the bill came ultimately
out of the producers Of cotton ssed oil
1t will bs burden % them, and such ,
tax 70 mot needed BY the Government.
General Joseph Wheeler OF Alabama
who had come into the room while MI
Stewart was speaklDg, was introduced t
the committee, and tnil that the secon
section Of the Conger bill was enough {
damn II among his people. (That . ctio
dsnnes compound lard, and prohibits II
manufacture Or eAlo except under til
provi.ions OF the bill.) That bill woul
tlestroy an industry from which the pei
pie of Alabama had received miili0ns
dollars.
"1hey write to u.s." General Wheel,
said, Demonstrating against the passsi
Of tho bill" In further statement, Il
General quoted Mr.. Fairbanks as testif.
ing that lard compound with cotton-see
oil In 1t was iu grester favor with Il
pecple than pure lard, and at one tim
when he could not get bis shipments
cotton-seed oil, consumers complsiped
the pure lard he furnished them, sayis
1t was inferior to the compound.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-06

Some rogue stole q set Of harness from
the stable OF Thomas Slack, Jr., near
Hare's Corner, last Tuesday night. Per.
sons residing in our city should bs on
their guard should they be offered for
sale. Mr.. 9. offers suitable reward for
thoir recovery and the arrest and oonvic.
tion OF the thief.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-06

Excelsior Council, No. 4. United
Friends Of America, will celebrate their
sixth anniversary next Tuesday evening
with grand musical and literary enter
tainment ut Tho headquarters OF emyth
Post. Third aud King streets. The com-
mlttss have arranged an attractive pro-
iehcd refreshments.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-06
Brovniea

"'o Bros. 4OS M.,l,o IN the city
E,rle.n so.l, You will llEei,,
la.h,,n i, n'aadry, "aa,' soa wes.rrou...
Iping and @ a.. you will surely like.
'nH, pasR .chinR iss Z. sscoad,,.
Iat gao' "aE' At haui's. is E. an s,r...
lou wan, 'n' oa druggist 9Th and Kim,
.'ssh, ~ SWsesp VISA picture frame, 20 to a
stock IN second street.. lhaye the
"s,. Come And see ior
p..t,ioe oefktt street. has the ,.r..., -.
neehw.,r nats, white shir,. ~ nno
''aiir. anu hosiery Ia lhe elly. S Cali
Daily Republican., 1890-03-06

Tho tenth anniversary and banquet OF
Company Y. Postles II dee, D. N. o., will
be given in the armony of the Masonic
Temple OH Monday evening, March 10.
The exercises will begin At 730 O'Clock.
The committee on arrangements Ia: Cap
tain William Condor. sergcants r. Bren-
nsn. h. Dugau. N. Connell and Corpora
b. j. Sweeney.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-06

Mrs. Annie Connolly and child Helen,
who have been visiting relatives and
friends at No. 203 West Fourth street for
the past two weeks, have returned to
West Chester, Pa, their former home,
we'll pleased with their visit.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-06

Those wstery eyes, "snufliugs,' thick
breathiug and other catarrhal s. mptoms
sll call for the use of Old Saufs Ghtarrh
Cure. the simplest ana safest remedy ior
catsrrh aud influenza. % cents.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-06
ADVERTISEMENT EXTRA,


The schooner John O. Schmidt. Cap.
tain Campbell, arrived at the mouth OF
the Christiana yesterday afternoon with
load of Southern piue lumber for the
jackson & Sharp Company. He reports
the loss OF one OF his hsuds of Hatteras
Last Sunday during tho prevalsnce Of =
storin. 1he sailor wes thrown violently
against = piio OF lumber and was then
washed overheard. Every effort was
made to save the man but without
avail, he being too much stunned tc
grasp the liue thrown to him.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-06

Pref. We'll, the scientific optician of
No. 30j Market street, says u is WONDER
fui at the large quantity OF spsctsc es
sold by him TO the ciuzens OF Whining
ton. / am busy from mornlag. to night
and there 10 continual demand for my
spectacles.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-06

Shcward Il Chandler Offer the best
coal mined. Well cleaned, and full
weight. Our Flour 10 giving grand re-
suits and We offer 1t at low prices to suit
everybody. Try It. South Side or
Branch office, Second g. French. Phone
lilo.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-06

1t 10 but once 10 life -tims that you
can jump right into a legitimate bust
meas that will pay ycu from four to six
Thousand d0llsrs per year.
ADVERTISEMENT EXTRA.
Tor eelt-The largest aud best paying
tobacco and cigar business In tho State
of Delaware. Ill health and desire to
retire to country lie the cause OF SELL
ing. Call or sddress
A. A. CHAPMAN, SoN 81 Co.,
Seventh and Orange streets.
Or. J. Peiroe, No. Q West Seventh
rect, Wilmington, Dbl aware.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-06

The mild powers cure If cathartlc
10 needed to rid the b.ood of impurity
and TO st mulate the action Of tho liver
use Laxador. Price 20 cents.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-06

Celebrated Rheumatic Mixture never
fails to cuie tho worst cases OF neuralgia
aud rhsumatism. Try It. Only QUO. PER
bottle. Taylor & Fullerton, druggists'
302 King street.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-06

New facts and good information. Get
the Twilight to-iay, At TIA Tatnall, 10Th
and Wilson, 18th and Lombard, S38
French. 1oi Enst Front and 800 DUPONT
street.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-06

youpg we're on,, called a meeting Of bab,e.
|o,e "wsa ssa'nofen ,. aud the question put
lbe Ino p was their greatest beneiscs
|Dr ~ p,,,, 'oHa and unanimous vote would
ul aBabv' sI lor he gave US his WON
Daily Republican., 1890-03-06

OF all styles, qualities and
colorlngs. :.
Some very good bar
gains in . superior quail.
ty Of Prison. Made Rag
Carpets, and for kitchen
floor covering there Is moth
ing will give better wear.
We have in wool stTipe'
400 ends for 4Oc., 44O ends
Soc, sos ends. 60c., coo
ends for 65c. Very good
quality extra supers, soc !.
6oc. and 6sc. Fine, hea y
ply 85c. and ooc. Tapes :
try Brussels Carpet, . very
good quality In very hand
some patterns, Csc. to goo.
Fine line of Body Brussels
at 81 per yard; oil new
and fresh from the mills.
Hall and Stair Carpet in
several choice patterns.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-06

The celebrated 8 B. B. B. cigar, manu-
Iacturcd BY H. =. Bourbon Il Bro, No.
Sl9 West Second street. Sold at All the
leading hotels aud cigar stores. Try ons.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-06

At No. 1903 East Fourth street Men g
shoes, Sl.OO; ladi q shoes, l.25. Also
shoes for misses and children ut low
rates. A call 10 respectfully solicited.
MRS MUNN.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-06
me Trunks ana Rav.

(lllg s' sas. .a,ssoftment , of trunks and
Pglor's " S.,h 10 this city may be found
Ess, Ea,ss E,asss and trunk store. a
thsy ,eurth ,ee street, and whst Il
A cal !. soio at very modsrate te
10 respectfully solisitsd.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-06

The delicious fragrance, refreshing
coolncss, and soft beauty impaired TO
the skin by Pozzoni's fowde commends
1t to all ladies.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-06

etc., quickly relieved by Browns Dron.
chial Troches. A simple aud effectual
remedy, superior TO oil other srtlcles Tor
the same purpose. Sold only In boxes,
Daily Republican., 1890-03-06

LONDON. March 6.-Despatches from
the South African RepublIc say shat .
ssrious Demonstration has bssn made
shere against the sxisting government.
II appears thss NJ. Kruger, he president
Of tho Transvaal, sttsmptsd 70 mako .
pablo speech, but the crowd refused IA
listen to him, aud be was eompsllsd 10
retire.
4 mase meeting was then organised,
and resolutions were adopted denouncing
the Transvsal govsrumspt After ths
meeting the crowd proceeded to the gov
ernment buildings aud tore down tbs
nag Of the republic. Subsequently . mot
wont 10 house at Land drost, where Mr..
Kruger was receiving . depu,Ation, and
sang "Ruls Britannia"
The rAilinRs around the home were
destroyed by the crowd, End the TrAns.
vaal nag, which hoated from . pole Ia
front Of tho house, was hauled down and
trampled under foot BY the excited
people.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-06

1890 crayon with ono dozen caoinet
photographs for 5000 are stu seing
made st Hollands gallery. 3o1 MarSo'
stree.,
Daily Republican., 1890-03-06

Most men want TO try IL however. That
10 what we want them to do with Five
Brothers Plug Chewing Tobacco. One
trial will wed them to 1t.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-06

for ~ cabinet photographs aud o1e 16x9O
erayon portrait st Cumming gallery,
602 Market street
Daily Republican., 1890-03-06

and decorating neatly done with short
notice by q. u. Baldwin d Son. Si2 East
Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-06

Floor, Table and Stair Oil
Cloths iu all desirable widths.
Felt Floor Cloths. Smyrna
Rugs, and Ingram Art
Lyons at Bottom Rock
Pricee.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-06

Thomas Bishop, q Mexican war veteran
and pensioner. has been srreeted IL
Petersburg. Virginia, ou- suspicion o.
having murdered bis wife. Bishop II
about 60 years I'D.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-06

Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup 10 . purely
veRstsble compoua,l. insoceut In Dature
and wonderful In effect. For children
1t IL Invaluable, curing Group, whoopipg
cough. ETC., in = lew hours. Piics 25
cent?.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-06
PARLoR
FURNITURE.

We have a good Hair Cloth
Walnut Frame Suite Of :
pieces, consisting of Sofa,
Ladies' Spring Rocker:
Gents Easy Chair, and four
Reception Chairs, at $50. A
better one at $40, $45, $50
and $40. 4
Seven Pieces Crushed
Plush Groupe Suite at $50,
$40 and $45. =
Fine Mohair Plush Suitex,
z pieces, $50, $65, $75 and
500.
Very Fine Silk Plush, z
pieces, Double Seat and
Spring Edge, 500. I,
Beautiful Wilton Rug
Suite, 500.
Sideboard and Marble
Top Tables at all prices.
Bear In mind all omy fooas
are ya,,anksd TO g1ve salts.
factory aoeay in b>oportion to
price, u moi, came back aVskX
alt reasonable claims and sgs
s0iW ehss'7.ly slAow them.
@ On a bill Of $40, 81
cash and 81 per week.
Special Terms on larger
amounts.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-06

Wnsn Bahy was sIcx,
We gavs her Castoria,
When she was Child,
She cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss.
She chung to Castoria.
Whom she had Children.
Che gave them Castoria,
Daily Republican., 1890-03-06
ills Strange But lrue

Although we have In Pratt's Food n
boon to farmers and horse owners, We
find many, who, because of their L.
norancc OF the true character OF Pratt's
Food, hesitate to try it, but who after
the first trial proclaim IL to be far bet
ter than we claim.
Don't disregard your own interests.
The cost of trying Pritts Food is nj
most nothing. If it does all we claim for
il it il surely worth ton tlmestheinoney
and we say positively 1t will do all
and more too.
1t purilles the blood. 1t creates per
feet digestion. 1t creates better staying
powers. 1t will regulate the bowels.
IL will strengthen the kidneys. lttoncs
up the system. 1t expels worms,
prubbs and bolts. 1t makes bone ana
muscle. 1t makes the cont shed nicely.
il makes the cont glossy. II prevents
collie. 1t prevents colds. 1t prevents
epizooty. 1t prevents exhaustion. ~
prevents contagious Diseases. lt pc
vents distenper. 1t prevents pheumoh-
in.
j. j. SMITHS
FOURTH AND SHIPLEY STs.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-06

L. W. etidham Il Son, auctioneers,
sold at public sale for Haley aud Lucy,
OIL the Walters iarm, Christlans Hun
dret, on Tuesday laat, horses, $3.50, S25O,
$3.50, $500; colts, t75, ol07, eY5; cows.
from $40 to so; hay, elO 70 por ton
corn, BOX csnts per bushel; wagon, S64.
Other things ~ satisfactory pr.ces.
!. W. btidnam y Sou, suetionecrs.
sold for Z. DonAhoe. Brandy ywiuc Hun-
dred. on tho 9th Inst. hor.es, $i32x,
el3c; cows. from $50 TO S74 per head
SOW, e3i; pigs, % rs to siS. O.her arti.
cies at fair prices.
l.. W. siIdtam & Son, auctioneers,
sold At public sale Tor A. II. Tyson, IN
Chesies, Pa. on the 9th lust, herses,
slS3. SITS, SiSs, tl6A, $500, $40, elG0,
$i60. $3.50, el7G. $40, Sis5. Sl62ls, el63
$3.50. Average Tor tho 10 head, $i8a.
The sale was well attended. hut bidding
rather slow. Mr.. Tysou Will lave hil
next sale on TbuudAy. March 9Th
when be will have superior lot OF horses
ior speed, road or general purposes
Daily Republican., 1890-03-06

= @~>sA~~ a. ~ss-s AZ t6n kG.
Library OF Congress- ~
~... /. sssm persnip OF 6o0, who
hail from the surrounding coaptEy. 10
the old chuFchyard ere Representatives
from nearly every family name IN the
surrounding districts
u has been the custom Of the congre-
cation 70 allow interment within the
ohurchysrd TO the bodies o! ils members,
no individual lots being owned, the
ground hsving bssn donattd years ago.
eoruc OF the membars have lately laid
out family plots, which WAS filled up
with earth and sodded, aud this h what
caused the disturbances.
Last Saturday twenty-five Of the men,
eess opposed to the burial lot system
went 10 the cemetery with spsdes and
shovsls and leveled every family lot,
twenty In all. Dire thrsals have besn
made Against what are considered ~ in.
trudsrs and the congregation will be
divided. Over - 800 has already been
subscribed for . neW church to be
erectsd near Treichlsr's Station and i've
acrss Of land has been donated BY ons
oi the dissenting members for . GENE.
teFy into which ibs bodies Of the friends
Of the new gregation will bc inferred,
aftcs removal from the old burial plsee.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-06

Mr.. W. r. GRAVES, of wethersi.
with acute rheumatism, and your Saliva.
l cordially recommend 1t - sure cue
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-05


when on my day OF life the night Is falling,
And. In the winds from unsunned spaces
blown.
hear far voices out Of darkness calling
My feet to paths unknown.
Thou who has made MY home Of life 50
rie-saGf.
leave not US tenant when the walls decay;
o Love divluc, Helper ever present,
BE thou my strength and sioyi
Be near me when an else from me II drift
ing,
Earth. sky. homes pictures. days Of shade
aud shine.
And kindly faces 70 my own uplifting,
The love which answers mine.
have but Thee. o lord; let Thy Spirit
BE with me then % comfort and uphold;
so gate u pearl. no branch Of palm merit.
Nor street Of shining gold.
suffice it if-my good and Do unreckone',
AND both forgiven through Thy abounc,ng
gfocc--
I feel IN, self by hands familiar bcckoned
Upon my fttit place;
some humble door among Thy many man
sions.
some sheltcring shade, where sin End
striving cease,
And flows forever through Heavens green
expansions,
The river of Thy peace.
There. from the music round about mo steal
ing.
Gain would learn the new and holy soi &,
And ind. ~ last beneath Thy tree Of healing
The rfs lor which long.