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New-York tribune., 1891-03-02
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
yopyzsus HOLDS MASS AGAIN.
as SURPRISED PAMsNoNERs HOLD MEET
ING AND APPOINT NEW COMMITTEES.

as SURPRISED PARIsKIoNERs HOLD MEET
ING AND APPOINT NEW COMMITTEES.
Much to the surprise OF his congregation, the Rev.
Matthias Yodyzsus rector of 81. Georges Polish Chuech
in North Tenthst, celebrated mass yesterday, not
wthstanding his suspension by Bishop Loughiin Inc
psrishioners Of the church weo there, howev@' IN
large numbers and the usual collections were made
amounting TO $40. which were taken charge Of 1t Is
said by the priest Father IodyZsus referred To tho
recent charges which brought him into court made by
his former housekeeper. Maggie Kirchowsh and MIS-
Agnes CznecwicZ. who charges him with assault lie
charged Mr. Miller former trustee of the church, with
being at the bottom of the whole trouble He said that
Miller had formerly received 30 per cent of the collec
tions. Father Yodyzsus then spoke of the church
property which is in his name. lie said he had no
desire 10 keep the property, but die not propose 70
make the property over to the Bishop or the cohsre
cation willis efforts being made by his cohgre-'
CATION to get possession of IL by law. As the consrega
ton passed out the end of the mass circulars wee
distributed asking that the congregation try TO make
peace. The circular said among other things Dur
ing the years that Father Yodyzsus has been with
US he has taken all the money received rom
collections and put 1t in his pocket. lie mas
not paid one cent of the church's Indebtedness
The money he used to purchase the church mortgage
in his own name was raised by the congregation
we have therefore, TO fight for our rights as con-
grezaton and do all in power TO regain possession
of the church. We are not acting Independently but
we are under the guidance Of the Bishop"
Yesterday afternoon another meeting Of the parish
toner's was held at Palace Hali, IN
Grand.st Batchnosh presided. Every ehort
made. by Yodyzsus's friends TO speak was In
terruptcd with cries of "sit down." Put them OUT
Several times during the session it looked as II blows
would be exchanged. The presence OF SQUAD Oh po-
ucemen prevented this. Batchnosh suggested that
instead of the priest having charge of the collections
of the church they be intrusted to committee
and that the priest receive salary The committee
appointed was Vladmls Wosk and Anto1y Jonuscz:
III was then moved and carried that each member Oh
the parish be assessed fifty cents month thiS money
to be paid over TO the priest for his services Ihs
would give the priest So'ooo yeai1t
a committee of four was chosen 10
call ON Father Yodyzsus An hour later the com
mtee returned and said that the priest had SuSed S0
10 confer with them and declared that teS were HoU
his eouals lie told the committee that he was
willing TO confer with delegation Of priests ana aDoe
by their decision Bishop Loughln could not De seen
at his home last night owing TO his Illness IL was
learned through the servant that the Blshop NAG
received no communication from Father 1oayzsuS ana
had not Instructed him TO hold mass.
New-York tribune., 1891-03-02
ELIZABETH.

Chief of Police Tenny will this morning MANI
charge against Matthew TTaveTs the coioed s"inulI,
of bringing stolen goods into NeW-1eraey' anu o
- n,d and punished for this unless the New-Bedford
authorities should send q pquistOn for his body lie
saws that warrant issued there for his arrest
for malpractice. Travers says that he Is graduate
Of the English College Of Montreal, and also Oh
college in Edinburgh, Scotland
One of the largest funerals ever witnessed mere
was that Yesterday, of James F. Grady brave men
Der Of jefferson Engine Company VINO ashgu @ MS rs III;
70 save fine property OF poor persons at the rec I
bir tcnementnouse fire. and caught pneumonia; Inc Inc
b5dy was escorted to the grave by te EllISDcel
Department, three Councils OF the Cdu'oio Dei0
Legion and other ORGANIZATIONS.
The bill rcdstrictlng the city VIII be passed 10 10
night 10y the City Council IL HlhheS t"eiNe ""i"9
out Of the present eight.
New-York tribune., 1891-03-02
A MEMORIAL CHURCH DEDICATED.

The handsome structure OF the Sands Street Memo
rial Methodist Episcopal Church at Henry and Clark st
extended description and picture OF which have already
been published In The Tribune, dedicated yesterday
with impressive exercises There three services Ia
day aud meetings viii be continued during the week
Bishop Andrews who pastor Of the old Sands Street
Church for several years. preached large congregation
the morning 4 reunion Of former pastors ard
bers was held at p m, over which the Rev. BENJAMIN
NJ Adams presided. The Rev. Mcssrs. Lindsay Par.er
Toylor, George p. Mains and others made adj
dresses. Bishop Hurst OF Washington D. c., preached
the in the evening, and Bishop Andrews formally
dedicated the church The Rev. W. d. Couch was pres
ent and through his efforts large OF money was
raised pay of the debt Of the society The arrange
for the dedication In charge OF the pastor
Rev. George Adams, D. ID. Whitney and 4. D. Thorn.
During the week services viii be held which clergy
men OF different denominations expected to speak
Among them will be the Rev. Drs. Lyman Abbott and
Richard S. Storr Congregationaiists Reese T. Alsop
Epscopaan; Henry J. Van Dyke and Charles Cuthbert
Han PesbyeTians. The memorial service for Crawford
C. Smith has been postponed until the second Sunday in
New-York tribune., 1891-03-02
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
SHIPPING NEWS
PORT OF NEw.YoRK.........sUNDA
ARRIVED

PORT OF NEwYoRK MARCH l. 1891
ARRIVED
Steamer America B new). Pearce. London Feb IL with
mdse and passenger Hurst. Arrvedat the Bar ht
Steamer Um6ria (Br Mckay, Liverpool Feb q. Queens
town ~ with mdse and passengers TO Vernon Brown Co
As1eamor AGrstic CBr smith Liverpool Feb H. Queens
10 wl %G' % aRd q %ss 70 ss FS
ls mdse James Arke Co. Arrived al the bar at
'Vsaeamer,raormna GER, Koch Hamburg Southampton
Feb o. with and passengers TO tuncn Edye CO AT
steamer Amsterdam tDtchl Pooer. Amsteraam req to
~ or,noco %Br Carvin Bermuda days. mdse
and passengers 10 boutorDliuso" " w. EAA''N Nv WV W
al noon. . c,. ,,,,o, e.,,,ron d. dav. with
steamer Raleigh, Bailey, Daren. with lumber 10 South
BgBer Aigonann Mckee Jacksonville Charleston
vrith Indse and passengers 10 VIM Clyde Dc Co. ~,
saamer Wyanoke i5oaz Tslcnmond city Point and Nor
,oIr With mdse and passengers Old Dominion ss Co.
steamer Guyandotte, Walker, Newport vows anu Norok
with mdse and passengers 10 Old Dominion IS &c
steamer Rchmonn, Jenney West Point. Va with mdse and
passengers Old Dominion ss Ca ..
steamer Herman WnteT Nicxerson' Bo'ton' WIN huSs"
steamer Amos BarsOw Corvin. Providence. with mdss
Ship Sieve tBrl Roe. cmtmgong lo5 days with jute
20 Eaili Bros: vessel 70 J Bruce Ismay . 49,,
Bark Auna Taylor tBr) Lambert Macoris IL days. Win
sugar tO Bartram Eros.
sUNsET-wind at SANDY Hook moderate WI clear
AtClty IsAud-nsht, NNW; clear
SAILED,
steamers Mareilo. for Hull; BenefactOr. Wilmington
sis Joseph homas for san Francsco Juetrae -,
Also sailed-yia Long island sound
steamer II F Dimoct for Boston.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
Mar & Aysd & 80 sisn%s5 Tsssoo Etrura tBr.
Saile Servia (Br putton ana Wisconsin (Br)
tzaKp Mar 2-Passed steamer Nermande Fr, Leboeuf
from New. York on her way 10 iiayre.
New-York tribune., 1891-03-02
The Secret is Out.

Housekeepers are finding out that many baklng
powders contain ammonia perhaps they have testee
chem; possibly they have caught the pungent any
suggestive fumes from "fresh" can OF ammon!ateu
eowder. No wonder the manufacturers are AFRAID ~
let che people know what sueh powders are made Oh
There is no "patent medicine" mystery about
Cleveands Baking Powder. 1t is not only tree IRON
ammonia and all aduterants, but the compositioh
is plainly stated on every The materials are 'ne
best Science can produce, and trial convlnces any
housekeeper that General Hurst Qate ONO rooa "a
Commissioner was right in saying "CleveahaS 10
absolutely the best"
New-York tribune., 1891-03-02
NEWARK.

Tho five children who were bitten by supposed mad
dog on Friday are doing well. The children will not
as has been announced be sent to New-York for
treatment by Dr. Giber. DR.. Robertson, who Is
attending them, IS authority for this statement.
The Democratic majority In the Newark Board Of
Health have decided to remove DR.. Wallace, an efficient
and faithful officer and elect Or. Newman in his
stead as secretary.
An Oporatc performance is to be given in aid Of
ST. Michaels Hospital Newark, by amateurs on April
II.
The New York and New-Jersey Telephone Company
have purchased land I'm Market-st aud Will erect a
telephone exchange at cost Of $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1891-03-02
AN ITALIANS WORK WITH A KNIFE.

An Italian stabbing afray nearly resulted in murder
last night. in the hallway of No. 100 Front st.
Charles Pasquele. twenty-five years old. of No. 30
Main-st got into drunken quarrel at Adams ana
Front sts with Pasquale Polla forty years old. OF
No 40 Front-st; Michael Domat;a. thirty years
old of No G1 Front-st.; and Frank Strata, thirty
t;yO years old OF No. 10 Front-st In me quarrei
Pasquale drew knife and stabbed Pola hve umes
IN tho body Domatta in the arm and then plunged
the blade into Stratta's abdomen PaOa and Domatta
were not seriously injured. but STRATA who was re-
moved TO the Brooklyn Hospital, is in critical con
diion. Domatta and Polla were held "a witnesses
and Pasquale was arrested. The bloody knife and
revolver were found in his possession.
New-York tribune., 1891-03-02
FLAMES DESTROY A DANCE HALL

Croty's Hail. at Even and Mcserole sts. was totally
DESTROYED by fire at an early hour yesterday morn
ing. The flames also communicated 70 ule tNree
story enementh house No. 15G Ewenst, adjoining, ard
great excitement prevailed among the inmates. The
flames spread with sach rapldity that the entire
building was in flames before the Fire Department
reached the scene. Only half an hour before that
the members Of the onward Plume Club had vacated
the building, where they had spent the night IN
dancing at their annual ball Had the fire occurred
while the crowd in the buding serious loss OF
life might have followed. The fire Is believed to have
been started by a lighted cigar. The total loss Is
estimated at S25 ,OOO.
New-York tribune., 1891-03-02
THIS TIME HE KILLED HIMSELF.

Charles W. Easily the printer of No. 427 Golo'st.
who dramatically announced in letter TO ule he"s
papers on Tuesday last that lie was gong 10 eila u
wasted life and then quietly turned up az evening Ill
his own home yesterday IL 30 a. M carried out te
intention by sending bullet into his left breast ana
diving at the Brooklyn Hospital two hours later lie
walked into the undeIakers shop Of Frank Harper al
Washington and York sts., about half an houf before
noon and began to talk with John Levens, the uhoer
takers assistant Easty talked about the price Oh
collins and discussed styles. He asked what was
done with bodies found in the streets. Levens' aiter
time stepped into the Office and Easily free al
himself Levens rushed out and said: "What nave
YOU dcne? Been shooting yourself?" Easily Slowly
nodded tis head as he raised up. Then tle
voune man in business-like manner drew out caN
and Dsncl and asked the woud-be suicide his name.
When he had taken it down help was summoned An
ambulanee took Easty TO the Brooklyn Hospital where
he died.
Easty came to Brooklyn about one month ago from
hartford Conn., and is said 10 have had a good rePu-
tation there On Tuesday last he sent out an open
e,,r saving that lie had by his conduct broken up te
Lenpness OF his home and was going u XII llhise
i;a tfhan dsanuoarei for the day His wife was NOT
reatIv worried at the time. Mrs King iAs ssterlh
law Thought him too much OF coward 10 con.1t IN
s,icide At nightfall he returned nome, say Ie Ila
p~oviGence had prevented him from drowning hlI
self Te family had no idea that ne Modlu cary O' @
- tbrcafs His brother-in-law yesterday met re-
,,o,ter and remarked that Easty had been away al
night and they feared he was on spree Inc Olle II
aid. :" There is a report OF man shot feflEtps ~
i he ooh no." was the answer. " lie is 700 mu0h
OF a coward TO do that.H
New-York tribune., 1891-03-02
ORANGE.

William Cumberbeach, the postmasterelect Of Orange
Valley will take charge OF the Office this morning.
Augustus w. Condit, the new postmaster In Orange.
will not take charge Of the Office till the 1st Of April
The public primaries will be held Tuesday evening
and there are a number Of prominent men in the
township at work trying by every means in their
power to defeat the nominated by the East
Orange Protective Association. II IS probable that
the primary meeting on Tuesday evening will be a
stormy and exciting one.
There was a pleasant gathering at the Orango Club
on Saturday evening when the smoking concert OF
the club given.
New-York tribune., 1891-03-02

evening on aThe Study of Tennyson" before the Long
Island Historical Society.
TIE pubHc.spirited women who compose the seldi
Society have bought outright the entire family circle
of the academy Of Music for the Parsital concert
on March 10, and will distribute the ucAetS onlohs
women who earn their own living but cannot afford
10 psrchaso seats for the concert The success OF this
entertainment is already assured
New-York tribune., 1891-03-02
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

The Rev. William f. Wright, the new rector of st.
-hFysostOm's Protestant Episcopal Church, at Tomp
kinsave. and McDonough-st., assumed his new charge
yesterday. Mr. Wright is graduate of Kenyon Col
lego and Nashata Theological Seminary.
The St. Peters Catholic Literary Association will
throw open their new gymnasium this evening to the
inspection OF their friend@
The Rev. Dr. Henry van Dyke, Of New-york the
sathor Of The Poetry Of Tepnyson,' viii lecture this
New-York tribune., 1891-03-02
Birds M ate

NDNv Spgnc CanarcS, warranted 70 sus p ~ 81
- wndreasbers Canary bell notes; s. ana sS e Sphe'n "a
Csnary With songs long TIN SvSb SS GsS lSgsrs dee,
Sos IS and IS deep sola and fancy color ienaes'
90 'pUHIEISCiEs which pipe the "BIes wfyam iinntnt
Thne Ne wine" ''How Can Leaye ihss aa caiaps and
ihce ., rs AWAY the Wlldw0od. ana salops e
song Ts e ef"conate bras and whistle a. your COM
mau' roy ..Io9k Birds" on patlng iool &
nv mai IS cents stamps olaens, , he standsrd
81 10 and care OF birds by mall 81 Birds sent ~
express on Tecsi8 80 Oh.ave.. 18th and eh sts
New-York tribune., 1891-03-02

From now forward trade will be
tipped toward Spring, although we
shall still sell Winter goods, especi-
ally of the wet weather kinds
Macintoshes, rubber shoes, sc. March
is an excellent month for shoe sales,
too, and we sell such excellent shoes.
The point of to-day's notice, how
ever is directed to a lot OF four or i've
hundred pleated, plain and "Vest"
suits with Knickerbockers. for boys;
back-numbers from last Spring,
These suits were among the supper
tendon" of boys clothes last year.
six, eight, ten and even twelve dollars
aniece was none too much for them.
Now they are reduced to the level Of
commonplace clothes, 81 and 50 each.
They have lost their rank in the stock
but not their capacity for service.
New-York tribune., 1891-03-02

Mrs New--I have Il capital idea on economy
Mr. New with agitatlOn)-For Heavens sake what
Is it,
Mrs. New-I Will buy French poodle, dear. lie
will cat the scraps Of food that wasting
Therefore they Will be saved. Now isn't that clever
OF me 7--fMunsey's Weekly.
New-York tribune., 1891-03-02

VIE book OF oPEN.AIR SPORTS octave. 500 pages
illustrated. The standard authority American Open
air amusements. Rules for sailing swimming. ball play
Ing shooting horseback riding. &C.. &C., In full ST per
copy. Published BY The Tribune. New.York. Entertain.
ing and universally eomplmented BIZ the press.
New-York tribune., 1891-03-02
ROGERS, PEET & co.
SPRING DRESS GOODS.

The new Dress Goods shown by
us for the Spring season have met
with great favor; the Novelties
inst added complete an assert,
ment of Dress Goods unequalled
i'm any former seasons.
A remarkable selection OF
Ladies' Tweeds, CheviOts, Scotch
and Irish HOmespuns and other
WOollens for practical wear;
MANY Novelties in French Fancy
Cloths. soft weaves with spots
and patches of CamePs Hair ana
other rough effects. The new
Bengalines and other silk-and-
wool fabrics in abundance.
Our stock of Paris Robes is ex-
ceDtiOnal this season, and SHOWS
many new ideas and arrange.
menfs of trimming in embr0ldery
and in spun gold; an exhibit OF
these will be made to-day.
JAMES McCREERY & co.,
Broadway and nth st.
New-York tribune., 1891-03-02
INVESTIGATING THE TENEMENT-HoUsE FIRE.

INVESTIGATING THE TENEMENTHousE FIRE
The police made searching investigation yesterday
into the origin of the fires in the three tenement
houses on Saturday night, but so far have not been
ohio 10 discover any clew to the incendiary Thomas
McCann, of No. 93 Iigh-st.. who was arrested was
sent to Jail for ten days yesterday for noxlcaon to
give the police chance to work up the case. ne
gave contradictory answers to questions about his
movements and in spite Of the fact that he had in his
pocket newspaper folded to an account OF the fatal
fire IN sands-st Of week ago, he denied having read
or hean OF that occurrence. Captain Eason does not
think he is the guilty person.
Mrs Annie McGregor, who lives on the top floor OF
tie house No So sands-st where the first incendiaIy
fire OF saturday was started says that In the afternoon
sDe noticed "A strange stealing upstairs through
the hallway. lie said he was loohing for Mrs Brown'
bhe said You know there is no such woman mere;
TO riChT out of here" lie started for the root but
she made him turn and 60 away she mas gwen a
description OF the TO Fire Marshal Lewis ana shc
vii 20 70 see If McC2nn is the person to-day,
superintendent Campbell has the entire ponce IoIce re
on tie watch for the men, who are beginning 10 pe
the terror of people in the large tenemeh'-nouseS'
New-York tribune., 1891-03-02
w. & J. SLOANE.

Our Carpet and Uphol-
stery Departments contain
ing the new designs and
colorings for the Spring
season, are arranged as
follows:
New-York tribune., 1891-03-02

THE BOOK oPENIR SPoRTS OS S'syS sresS SST ces
iiusnsos. Rules for sailing. swim mlos oaii p.ss
M snr shootnS horsebaek iidng Sc Se " iu Fnterta.
COPY. ,oiyersally eomplimeRted BY the press
New-York tribune., 1891-03-02
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.

JERSEY CITY.
MN THE POLICEMAN KILL THE MANI
romas Kellt a policeman, whose nome Is az w w
oA9 socond.st was arrested about O'Clock YESTERDAY
roornnr on charge OF having caused 'iie ucS." VI
WicbaeI Mccarthy, OF No % Bay-st. When he'i. was
believed from duty he went to the liquor sop Vi GA
Assemblyman James Murphy, Monmou'hst' % anu
No1rarkave There he met Mccarthy, Michael y nara
~ No A45 secondst; John Reilly. Of No 40 jersey
ovo and the bartender, John Carroll Inc pary
Srsnk several times, and then Keilt and McCar'hy
hecame engaged in an argument. This led 70
ouorrel and Mccarthy who was sickly man, s'.N
Kcilt. who is a powerful fellow, on the eye ine
tnd interfered before anything moro serious
than Kellt,s black eye took place. Inc par'enueI
was directed to furnish more drink, ana 'ae nSnO
was apparently forgotten for half an hour' wleh ho
Carfby insisted on renewing the quarrel. ho s'fuoA
At Kellt and was knocked down, ana hVe minutes
later he was dead. DR.. John Smith was sent for but
before he arrived Mccarthy was dead helt ana Ule
three other men were arrested. kelit was clarsou %
wifi homicide and the others were admited 40 20 pa @
rs witnesses Keit says positively thaE nc IN 1u % nV
strike Mccarthy, and DR.. Converse yeSucIIi hoo
smninc the body said death was caused IIOhi tt NH
frnnbIe lie said that blow on the stohacn. @ nl,se
have causcd death in this manner. Inc "l'hesseS
saw Keilt did strike Mccarthy
New-York tribune., 1891-03-02
LONG ISLAND.

THE CHOIR WILL NOT SING:
The members Of The choir OF the Presbyterian
Church in Jamaica, who rAhsed 10 sing on SUNDAY
New-York tribune., 1891-03-02
ON FIRST FLOOR.
CARPETS.

CARPETS. Body and Tapestry
Brussels, Ingrains,
Art Squares, and our
Special "Sloane's
Central Carpe ts."
Velvet Pile Carpet
ings in Single and
Double Width.
RUGS. Fur Rugs, Oriental,
Scotch and Domestic
Rugs, China and
Japan Mattings.
LINOLEUMS and all grades of Oil
Cloths, Floor Linens,
Felts, Mats, etc.
ON SECOND FLOOR.
Entire floor devoted to
Upholstery Goods,
Lace Curtains and Shades,
Materials for Wall, Window
and Door Hangings,
Furniture Covering,
Panels and Table Covers.
ON THIRD FLOOR.
FINE CARPETS.
l.-----------------------=
Royal Wiltons and Administers,
Plain English and Mohair
Drannek Filings,
Moquettes and Gobelips, Orien-
tai Carpets and Antique Rugs
W., & j. SLOANE,
BROADWAY,
18th and 10Th Sts.,
So and 30 East 18th st.
New-York tribune., 1891-03-02
p1rcUTEp LOVE DROVE HIM INSANE.

William RUSSELL son OF the Kew W. IL A
nastor of the Union Place Methodist Episcopai Chlch'
has become insane He is thirtytwo years old ana mas
been employed as professional nurse AZ tllo iuuie
town Insane Asylum. Russell was engaged TO Dc alcu
and a few months ago he brought his hancee on a
viSit to his fathers house. While theIe sne re,
ceived many letters in the same nahdWrIImsi S a1
Russell became Jealous. The couple qudppIeheuv . at
The vounc woman returned to her home kusseIi sem
thc letters She had written him TO her ana sne @
returned his IN doing this the young Woha1 Ida m mo
donbt accidentally sent Russell q letter she nau % a.
ceiyed from a third person When husSeH reau "a a
he became frantic and soon afterward, u Is suu,,
became addicted TO the morphine habit lie Decaiie
Violently insane on Saturday and was taken 10 ~,
Marys Hospital, but tAe sisters would not iecelNo
him Russell Will be sent to an asylum
Investigation by the authorities into the cause Oh
slight fire at the house Of Mrs. James Robinson 10
$50 Eighth-st on saturday night has shown tlat sfe
wanted 10 60 shopping and, to keep her two smali
children from harm, locked them in the aparlaehlS'
One OF the children secured some sulphur MA
and while PLAYING with them set fire TO Ded' "hch
assistance came they unconscious
The German Evangelical Church, Monmouth am, ana
Wavne ate was dedicated yesterday. Ihe new churCh
Is OF brick, and cost @l2OOo
Daniel ponohue an engineer, employed at 81 reter ;
COLLEGE, Is III from measles Yesterday IL was Ie-
norted that he had smallpox aud had eAposeu hu,l ~
freds OF pupils and members Of ST. Peters Suiu
tho disease The rumOr createl much e&e4Veme"'
until the truth was made hnowh'
New-York tribune., 1891-03-02
Announcements.

Announcements.
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Keeps the teeth aud white and puros tho breath
An elegant toilet luxury. Sold every where 70 centA
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A high.back. fold collar.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1891-11-11
Last Night in the Cleaning.

I heard the birds singing last night in the
gloamiug;
Their music was sweet as heavenly choir;
They twittered and chirped as they came from
their roaming,
And each tried the loudest to tune its wee
Tyre.
The robin was there in its nest In the willow
Twas chirping its birdlings sweet lullaby,
The bluebird was smoothing its soft, downy
pillow, .--- -1--. sa-
And calling its mate. still up in the sky.
The daisies were nodding out in the green
meadow,
Their round. golden eyes were beginning to
close; n A
The larkspur and buttercup. down by the
brookside,
Were saying goodnight to the rose.
The sun, who was sinking behind the green
hill-tops,
Peeped out from a cloud and winked his red
eye;
Methinks he was whispering the bright clouds
around him
II am going to rest now. I'll say goodbye -
The shadows grew deeper. The birds were
soon sleeping;
The flowers had closed their sweet petals SC
bright;
While over the mountain the crescent moon
peeping,
Seemed to answer the sun-"Good-night
friend, goodnight"
Lulu NJ. Downs. in Ladies' Home Journal