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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-24
NIX or TILE NrILE

IT announced yesterday that Charles A.
Evans. of Evans and IIoey. had taken a lease Of
the Park THEATRE at Broadway and Tnrty-nfth-
ST. and that he intended to rebuild the front Of Il
and 50 change II throughout as To- make ii first
class theatre.
Evans and IIocy began AZ the Harlem Opera
House last night their last weeks engagement to-
gcthcr in ~ Parlor Match" Mrs Evans Minnie
French who has been OF the stage since Christ
mas account of sickness. resumed last night
the character OF Innocent Kidd.
At the concert 10 be given by Nine Iablache AT
Chickcring Hall this evening Nine Nordca will
sing from The Barber" Mime. Scalchi VIII sing
the gavotte from "Mgnon" ana Nine Iablache
"Noi che Segr"te." At the end Of the programme
ulr Aria" from the Marriage OF Figaro"
"Blue Jeans" began another engagement az the
Columbus Theatre last evening and the village
band the buzzsaw and the bun calf VIII occupy
the stage for the rest of the week.
Miss Julia Mcdonald married 10 r. A. Rob
crts. Of the "Trip to Chinatown company last
Wednesday. She Is not an actress.
Courtice Pounds. the wcll-known English comic
opera singer has Just arrived In this country FOR A
short holiday on his return to London he Is to
sing AT the Savoy Theatre.
Nine. Jane Hadng has joined NJ. Mounet -Sully's
company for the remaining four weeks of It's stay
In this country.
CLOSING PRICES or SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS
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ErOzcu-Thcu on Fire.

Like the application II Ice the small ~ your back
IS the sensation produced by the chm that precoes The
fever Of malaria Then the roasting stage. when
every 'hrobs and scorchci % II with liquid FIRE.
Then you well nigh dissolve In exhaustng p"rpiration
that leaves limp Wet dish These alter
mating tlrments renediable permanently with
quinne which b. moreover. most damaging cumulative
poison. IoSietei's Stomach Bttcfs drives the
ana repls s further attacks. II is the leading medcnll
safeguard against alarir the North
and South America, Guatemala. the Ishmus ot Panama
Mexico AID Australia II regulates the liver. stomach
bowels ard kidneys. errches tho blood. promotes
appetite. sleep arG digestion. II Is only medicine
but effective cordial the delicate
palate. Rheumatic tendency counteracted by It,
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urSlc,r ryrrrriIyuryr AvD DAycE.

f.urhte,l musicale AMI dance V,re given las;
evening bv Air. Harry WAiles'cn at her home" 80.
% lN.,' Slxi.cfh-sf The musical proeramm" was
under the direction - Nme. Selma Collier NM"
G,f!z.r rt,.. two scenes from ~ You LIN" IT,
roc.,~l Archie pcino' ami "Mozarts SoN'quv.
fh~ ll4' with piano accompaniment. being given
with dramatic fore" and feeling Sh" was a~s-trl
ir Mis- AIr.~ Niri,rl c.u'ral''. Ma Jacobson.
pianist. carl Scnachncr. BARITONE" and foung'
Orchestra. Each ~omln guest received c'T,aS"
bunch ~ ViuIsfs The orchrsfra. concealed lu "A
INV grove ~ palms. PLAYED while TIE supper Vas
being s,.ry-l. Among he guest. were Nr. and Mrs
t7,,r,.s " Wuler Mr. and Mr. T clmm"rion.
Miss T. Conner. Dr. and Mrs. James Began Geory"
- Eolltnan Air ard Miss Hamherr'r. Mre Peck
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MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN FORTS.


Steamer 81 Romans uIr Campbell. from New York
April , arrived at Liverpool April -
Steamer - California ufr tiraes. from New York
April IL arrived Glasgow April y.
steamer Peruvian uip. calvert sailed from Glasgow
for New York April 81
steamer critic ,Bp Davies sailed from Dundee for
N.W York April ~
Steamer Mnssasoit d'r Murray. from NewNork April
10 for Bristol. passed Brow Head April 2a
steamer American DUtchD. Noege from Rotterdam for
New York. passed Dover April ~
Ger. Brunn. from Nev-i ork April IL
for Hamburg. passed the Scllly Islands April %.
Steamer Elh" Oicr) Won Gosscl, from New York for
SOU hampton and liremen passed Sclly April 81
steamer Rotterdam ulutch Hogg"Yeen. from New
YORK. arrived t'tt"rdam April %.
Steamer NoordlnLd ueg). Grant. Tor NewYork. sailed
from Antwerp April II.
Steamer Ia Gascognc dr. Handelon. from Nsw-York
April a. arrived ut iIavr" April -
Steamer oeyenum uorI Jansen from New-York March
4 I.eNoes. arrived 1t OpoTu April ls
steamer Wicand tGsr ROcsng. fJr New York, sailed
from Gibraltar April -
Lincoln (l}rb. Steele sailed from BaOum
New York April 81.
steamer II It"6ulus tlr Wilson. from New York March
we'd bombay April ~.
Argyll tfirD. VILLA japan China
VIA SueI for Nrw-Notk passed Malta April 81
Empress 81 China h;u. Archibald, sailed from
Yokohama for Vancouver April -
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4 child DIES AT STGHr or MS DEAD NoIHH"

Edwin J. McGinnis, five years oii, " ~" "
,,,an ucctrris OF 40 1915 Washington-st.. llo-
hoke, diod on sunday evening under peculiarly s'd
circumstances Mis- mother Mrs. Mary Mc''i'''S'
died on Saturday at St Mary's Hospital, "ht'e Si,e
had been taken because the noise made py IN" IN
Iron during her illness annoyed her ouhs r. ~
v,s allowed to see her fac" as the pouN Jay ~, -
icohox and was only affected IS young chItpir III,
,sualIv are But when the body was taken h2 2ny
and lifted from the iceboX 70 the CONN w ~
gave scream of fear and fell TO the moor III ,U,'
,llsions He died before physician conI,' pe Su.i'
nonod The boy and his mother VIII be Durleu u
,l,1rf In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-24
DATES EOR STATE DEMocR.

~ I'd T'IF = y y I''I'' nv IN NNItIT u
The Committ"" 81 one Hundred. Of the New
York state y mocracy. met az the Reform club
last evening. cx-Srcrrtiry Charles j. FalrchId pre-
siding. and adopted the plan of organization pre-
pared hY m" Committee ON Permanent Organizn-
ton Of which ox-Mayor William r. Grac, H. chair
man. The plan. a. adopted. does not differ materl-
ally from the plan of the Republican Alllholan.D
Organiza'ion except that tie principle 81 minority
representation s. recognized In clcctlng the three
delegates from each election district - the Assem-
bly, District Committees. Fdcn qualified .lcciOr
cast three votes upon 4 single ballot; hc may cast
al thr"" votes f1r s.ngl" candidate: he may vote
for two candidates. casting two votes FOR ono and
one for the other. or he may vote for thrc" candl-
dates casting single vote for each Tho three
persons having the highest number Of votes shqu
be- elected n they have been voted for by at least
one-third II tho electors
The first annual primaries were fixed for June
=.
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Practical Results-13 Years Work.

EIGHTEEN MILLION ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY
THOUSAND DOLLARS ALREADY PAID TO
WIDOWS AND ORPHANS.
Forty Million Dollars already saved living policy hold
era Is reduction Of premiums Eighty thousand paying
Members Two Hundred and sixty Million Dollars insur-
ance In force Three Million Six Hundred thousand cash
SURPLUS Reserve Emergency Fund More than sixty
Mutton Dollars new business for year 1893 These
few practical results already recorded to the credit of
the
INITIAL RESERVE FUND LIFE ASSOCIATION.
T.. Il. HARPER President.
Home ONCE. IS Park Row y. Y.
Send for circulars and rates.
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,,o, rerrov,np or lessening the restrictions against
street railways provided by that act. ana ,a -ood
"pesoivod Also that no surface or elevated LOU
or structure be allowed TO pass through NesI nv,
and that 1t Is augggSse nh
ant ~ mo three streets hundred and-seNehln'
nd eighth or one hundTc-
he u@ej as the means of connection between o o.
in,,bus and Manhattan avcs. and Central Park
u p Elliot presided at the meeting.
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THE INDIANA GERRYMANDER

Iulianapolis April 23.-The Marion Circuit Court
today declared the Apportlonment act "i 1879
constitutional. The action 10 test the VaHiiN OF
m. act was bro.gh, =, the lnsgation OF the Siate
I,.publcan Committee. which took IN" ground t'at
tn, Democratic Legislature Of i''@ had toSteh an
Illegal gcrryfndnIcr upon the pcoiIr. An appear
vii. be taken . the supreme Court
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Ar THE BROOKLYY THEATRES.

cho-les rrohman's Comedians amused and inter
acted large audience at the Columbia Theatre last
evening with the presentation Of Mr. WILKINSON
Widows" Next week Mr.. and Mrs. Kendall VIII De
seen at this house.
At the Amphion Theatre The Black Crook was
nresented last evening. with all the scenic eneCts
And special features Included in the revival OF IN"
production under the direction or f,Igene oulp-
kin Nine Janauschek and Miss Kate CnNt1n
will appear i'm 'The Two Orphans next Week at the
NrnfhiOu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-24

Tho members Of the Kiln Assembly District Re-
public1n ORGANIZATION will hold pubic meeting
this evening at the Central Han. no ia N'S'
Thrty-sccond-st large number OF ne u'S''C'
members is expected and there Will be many wei
or,o ,.istors from other districts. DR. f.. G. skin
nor Will preside and among the speakers VIII De
John T. Mllhohand James B. Townsend ana carr
SNYDER j. t. Miholland has promised TO peak
ON The Issues Of the Hour and the future OF the
Party" ..., ,, rt.
The headquarters Of the NNNth Assembly us
tricf OrgauIZation. which for some time nave p'tn
AT the Republican Hall Marshall square, Fordnam'
have been changed this week 10 timers Han, ire
mont where all meetings in the future VIII DE
Lnl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-24
CONGPCSSlItN SCHERUFPUOPV M

Schenectady. y Y, April &}.-Congressman
Schcrmerhorn. OF this district H. seriously IN
with congestion Of the lungs that the attending
physician called Dr. Ward. of Albany. for consul
taton last evening To-day MIR. Schrrmcrhorn Is
dclirous and Is apparently losing ground.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-24

The tangie in relation to the election Of the
Board Of Village Trustees In South Orange was
Settled last evening. There three legal opin-
ions presented. Thomas y. Mccarter AMI George
H. +. Howard gave opinions that the Oh Board ~
Trustees the legal body to decide the tie be-
tween the rival candidates for PRECEDENT ~ the
board COrilIuit Parker differed holding that the
board the one 10 decide the question.
The board Immediately acted. ana elected Eugene
Y. Connect president Of the board for the com
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-24

The Brooklyn Young Republican club held meet
ing last evening at the Johnston Building. and > l..
Woodhouse read a paper upon the question: How
~ C.n,,ern (rlr Great cities " which discussed
bv several OF those present.
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Ncw 1)nblicailons.

Twentieth Edition. post paid. for c3c or stamps
'NHE HUMAN HAP; Why it Falls on;
TETns or' r anS III remedy ny Pct HARLby
EVERY sho1ld this little book."-Athenaeum.
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"OVV CUAINCEY."-A new edition. win IL
Iustrated covers, in paper. Any regular s",
scribcr to The Tribune can get IL Tor ~
cents. A delicious piece of fun. written W
Isanc ii. bromley for the Yale alumni. wv
fuseIy illustrated by Beard and Gibson
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TRIBUNE EXTRAS.

WAR STORIES.-Over forty tales OF the
CiviI War. by Union soldiers Inspirins'
thrilling and pathetic. Most Of them Wits
ten for Tribune cash prizes. 20 cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-24

TRUSTS.-Argumcnts I'm their favor ny -
T.. DOdd Solicitor of the standard oi'
pany, and argument against by T. " -
dcrIy Grand Master Workman Oh
knights of Labor. cents.
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ART AND ARCHITECTURE at the WORLDS
FNIH.-Thc only guide In existence "n'n
discusses the pictures and buildings Oh 'H'
Fair. Illustrated. ID cents.
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INTERNATIONAL YACHT RACES.-The s'o,,
Of each of the races OF past years, wen WV
md profuseiy Illustrated. 20 cents.
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DIG ISslES.-Thc best of Roswell q. hot'
articles In The Weekly Tribune ON the ~"
III. Finance and silver. An education !" ~
self. - cents.
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Jnstrurlior.
For Boys and Young Men.-City
n q TILE EDITOR OF TIE TRIBUNE.


Sir: After all, my Sunday article Girls" wa,
failure II began WELL but ended fat. II isn't easv ,
write about girls. know that yourself You are A..
to say too much liitle and not 70 say the rvs,
thing in either | meant. in some way, cali A.,
orlon to the school, and let It be known tina; ths,.
was no better place in the world for girls learn >.
become senoerap piers but did not 10 introduce ~
matter Sc abruptly make the article read so nnno.
ike an ordinary advertisements You while I don,
aim TO deceive anybody 20 assume that you are nav
ing for these articles Instead ~ paying much lin.
for their insertion / them read through jus =.
,oi want YOUR editorials read for the good there IA .,
them And speaking OF girls. what Is truer than l.,
they are rapidly coming tho front and staying th,
Nobody knows that fact better than 30. Tor am pac,.
them every day in positions Of honor ~ trust and .,
emounanf And / am doinG this quite much Tor N.
good Of the public for the good Of the grs Their,
scarcely day that somebody doesn't thank for soma
Ing that gill" Now. what meant 10 IN NY Sundv
make her good stenogra pher good worker Of s,v
kind / have -lcd IL. and know whereof speak So IL
Editor n you ~ such who thinking u h,,
,ronsfornned INFO "sweotness AMI light" through o,.
superior methols I wish you would kindly say to h,
that We have n, room for her. We only brlxb,
promising gr. and only few of them 81 present, Ever
sincerely yours : : PACKARD
New-Y York. April % pi Lest Dist
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REPUBLICAN DISTRICT MEETINGS.
ACTIVE WORK BY EARNEST MEN ALL OVER
TIE CITY


TIE CITY
The Stalwart Republican Club OF the lid As
semby District is. a It's name implies. stawart
Republican organization 1t has only recently been
organized but in a short time hundred
names have been placed on the rolls. and every
one means an expressed desire for pure politics
At It's first regular meeting. held last evening at
No % Dcancey-st where handsome new quarters
periodically decorated. have been secured there
was a good attendance a constitution and by
laws were adopted and arrangements were made
for the housewarmng. which IS to be held to-mor-
row evening These are the officers Of the club:
Frank J. Martin. president; John Burke. first
vice president Theodore +. Ruhlc second vice
president Edward Fries. recording secretary;
Joseph Merrck. corresponding secretary: Christian
Goetz treasurer: Dennis Mccarthy. scrgeant-at-
arms.
The Republican Organization Of the City and
County Of Nep-York OF the XXIst Assembly Dis
trot, held a largely attended meeting in the hail
at No G27 Madison-ave. last evening. 10 eject six
teen delegates to the main organization and trans
act other business Among those present were
Samuel Campbell. chairman. who presided; James V.
Clarkson. Joel s. Mason. Louis Boch. otto Irving
Wise and Henry Haydock. Among the dele
gates elected were Whitelaw Reid. John :. Frazer,
James owens. Samuel Campbell. james &. CraW-
ford and Louis Boch Reports from the captains Of
election districts showed that the enrolment had
been increased by the addition Of 100 names since
the last meeting. three weeks ago. 1t
nounced that. the building in which was the hall
the organization has been using temporary head
quarters. had been sold - John -. Crimmins. of
the Metropolitan Traction Company, II would De-
necessary TO seek quarters elsewhere. After some
discussion. it decided that the organization
should buy or build a suitable clubhouse for the
commoda ton Of its large and increasing member
ship
The XIXth Assembly District Republican Organi-
cation Of the City and County Of New-IO7k held
a meeting at No l25 West boulevard last eYcning
to consider and adopt bylaws, form an auxiliary
club. etc There good attendance. among
those present being William ". Graham. chairman
OF the district organization: James G. McGveny.
j. C. Lippincott. William H. Ross. Dr. Francis y.
otter and Moses g. Beyers.
The Committee ORGANIZATION In the XVIII
Assembly District OF the Republican Organization
OF the City and County OF New-York met at the
district headquarters No. 20 East One-hundrcd-
and-tenth-st. last evening Thomas McGrann
chairman; i. j. McslrOy. Vice-chairnan; William
LAWYER. treasurer James V. Nolan. secretary. and
Peter ". Mcdonald and Samuel j. Bishop.
tive members II announced that a general
meeting Of the district organization will be held
al the same pla ce next Monday evening and that
the Excelsior club comprised Of members OF the
organization. and Of which Frank McCabe is presl-
dent, will have outing at College Point Sun
day, June g.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise sos sun Moon rises pm II " Moons age j
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
AMsardy HOOK iO.fj GOV. Island 90 Hei Cato %. 90
= sandy 10 - Gov. Island II - h'l1 "ae ''
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TRIBUNE ALMANAC. Is04-Second con,
revised. The greatest Almanac ever So $50
by The Tribune 4O5 pages TOO pages
than any previous number). 20 GEMS and
postage paid. A remarkably accur",e "a
complete number. It's statistics Tres"
brought down to 1894.
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INCOMING STEAMERS.


Vessel. FROM
Mona gov. April II ............. Anchor
Antwerp April 'i'
WEDNESDAY. APRIL %
Tsutonic Liverpool April tS......... White S'ar
lfa,oi ......... rromen April U...,....',N I,u{'
srs,ranca. Havana April @1...''''''N O1o'
THURSDAY. APRIL &C.
;.io,la ....... Ginrsltar April ij........
Glass w. April li.......'. .Alf>'d'e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-24

GOOD GOVERNMENT CLUB b MEETS
Good Government Club held meeting at lts
rooms. No. 70 West ne-hundred-and- fourth-st..
last night. and finally adopted constitution after
a number Of amendments. 1t adopted the follow
ing resolution also:
Whereas That part OF Manhattan-ave. in the
city OF NeW-YOrk. facing on Morningside Park. IS
a constitutional part OF that park and OF the drive
way about the park and Is also occupied by the
main water pipes OF the citys water supply. and
whereas West One-hundred- and hist, is
broad principal street, paved with asphalt con-
Meeting Central Park entrance with Riverside
Drive. .
Resolved That Good Government Club b. in the
XXIIId Assembly District. protests against the
passage OF Assembly bill No l.JO2. amending chap
ter 26 OF the laws Of 1883. against any legsla-
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Daneirs Academies.

4, ro r. WALTER lately returned from EVoes
NJ Glasses and private Lessons Society dances d"''
&2c Coumbus-av ave. 6Oth and Slst cts
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VILLAGE IMPROVEMENT.-Two charm'n.
articles by Is. q. NOrthrOp. the prime " ~
I'm this work. New-YOrk city men VINO "-
% help be.,uttfy their native towns u" INV
country should read this. cents copy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-24
BROOKLYN REPUBLICANS MEET.

ing year over his Democratic contestant, Harmon
II. Hart.
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Gfdcbers.

a MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A supplies Professors Teachers Tutors Governs'"~
&C.. 10 Colleges Schools and Families. Apply to
Mr.. NJ J. YOUNG FULTON. % Union square
-rxc,y Nr,a-, Covr,ere supple. tutors pro,rsss'l
n teachers guyernessss etc IN all deps Tecor.leA.s
SCHOOLS to parents $50 shave Book Rding cor 1other
lNPISCOPArrA LADY wanted for private school. ven
J.. recommended T"9chers wanted 30 ctgar,men's.
IL. : KELLOGG. 81 East 9th-st., New -i0lN
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DERIITZ SCHOOL or LANGUAGES.
u Madison square. open all sumner: also
Sumner school at AsDury Park. y. J.
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Musical Instruction.

At 1lc EAST 18TH -sT..........f ormeriy IN iihasL
XnwYoRK CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC,
10 EAST iSTIi-S1.. -
RisrN ZEN fIH-ANk. ami !tNlNG PLACE,
Tn. FAMOUS MUSIC school. ....
Tor BEGiNNf;RS Tor ~ ~ - PCPlLS
OPEN Y........... SPRING TERMS c5mmenciaz
NTr,W- YORK New-York - and q E1st luh Street.
Y NETROPOTITAN COLLEGE OF MUSIC.
SnecaI Rates FOR Snirne- Hes ience Depart
MOI, two minutes yalk from e n'rai Park. DUDLEY
Br-CK Pres. hlbert Ross Parsons. Ei-e-FFes II W.
Greene Sec'y and Treas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-24

THE MISSES MOSES.
1 DoAPDlNG AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
nos. 6i7 AND 40 MADISON-AYE.,
New-YorK cry.
yrenares FOR Barnard and other colleges.
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go BROADWAY. Cor. 2lst-st.
30. 8TH-ANE.. Cor. 0fst-sf.

heimer didn't object TO this especially as II
u,n,,id make tho Opuenheimers a majority Of the
delegation and give them control OF alIdlrS
H. IN n.lfiD a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-24

I INSTRUCTION given in French by the 'erm or lesson
,htr.s. NJ Mr.RRAY 2n5 AAclrhl-st.. B-ooklyn.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1894-08-30
When the Heart = in its Prime.

The Sun 5 on hi' throne, and the Wind on
Like wandering minstrel DER meadow and
The day '',gG ana the season are both in their
ana youih 5 az is sweetest and tenderest
time.
The buds are in bloom and the birds sing
The tree are in leaf. and the orchard i.
with clustering fruits, for the year : in its
And youth : at its ripcst and tenderest time.
Too soon shall the clouds cover sun-hiny sky.
Tile voice Of the minstrel be hushed TO a
Too soon Shan the day and the s.. on de-
And clustering fruits shan be melted to
wine.
The petals shall fall, and The songsters de-
TIE foliage fade like the youth OF the hear, ,
For swift rEn~ the current of pitjless time,
And always the sWiftcr when life ; in lis
prime.
The birds and the blossoms and fruit shall
With simmer return and the turn of the
year,
The breeze shall be sweet, and the sun be as
fair:
Alas: but the prime Of my youth IS not there.
Each month .f the year has its prime, but in
There 5 only one prime in the season Of
Though hearts love again, and shall love for
all time
Tier. ; only one love when the heart : in its
Mary Bcrr Chapman in The Century.