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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-12
MORGANFIELD'S RING.
ne BESTOUS 4 GLTTTERfNG DIT
MOND ON SENATOR LITTLE.
The Latter Ably Defended Him at stafford
Courthouse, and lie Thus Lvinces
His Gratitude.

Almost every one is familiar with the
Acdua creek train-r0bbery, win wnlch
the whole of Virginia rung last Oclouer,
when the nOrth-bOund tram, no. - ONel
tho Richmond, Fredericksburg and Ioto-
mac railroad. under the conduct OF Gap.
tain Merritt \. BircsOng ana enkihtertl
by Mr.. Frank Gallagher was held up a.
the above-named station, ana cphSi"-
cradle sum taken from the eN.ies7-c't
by two daring robbers. Then follo"tI
the exciting chase, the particulars pr
which were fully chrOnicled IN inc
columns OF The Times. and the fin Al
capture OF the culprits-Morsanheld ana
SENATOR LITTLE'S ABILITY. ,
Then came the trial Of these now not .d
outlaws, where both were condemned 20
the penitentiary, and m the iesai p@t -.
over Morganfeld which took place az
stafford Courthouse State Senator AL
liam A. Little. OF Fredericksburg ne
Tended HIM with a skill, elOquence, ana
ability rarely surpassed. But MS cause
was a hopeless one. The evidence OF MS
nuondam friend and fellowrobber, Scar
cev. was too strong, and MorEanhelu
was sentenced 10 the penitentiaty.
Readers OF The Times VIII likewise re-
member that all during his trial NOR
,,anfieid wore up0n his liftle finger a tiny
hoou of gold. I'm which was set a S.itl
linz brilliant The train-rohDer seeHleu
ed 10 regard this beautiful ornament WIN
great affection, and as ms cd7e
I'd his favorite habit was 10 examine ~
and furn il upon his finger. poibuess
II bound him by its slender band TO 'ne
memory OF a happier ana moro Id"
abiding life. 800. ,.,>-,.
When Morganheld Was hrousht 20 'he
nanifentiarv TO serve his long term ne
delivered into MAYOR Lynn ke-ptns i i,iS
treasured ring. with INSTRUCTIONS 10 81.
IL 10 the able counsel who had used ms
hest efforts to secure his acQuittal an. .a
Yesterday morning Major Lynn came 10
the Capitol and FULFILLED ms Go,''i In he
by placing the gltirIhb 'eD0'0 80
hands of Senator Little.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-12

. Clever Pair of takirs Get Moh'"
Board Free.

4 Clever Pair of takir. Gel "oh'"
Board Free.
ON the "a Of November a tall hea''i!
hpnt man. with thick mustachep ac-
cono,auied by fne-i0oking woman
ahout thirty-fve years Of age, applied az
rord's Hotel for board. lie represented
,in,s,lf 10 be an insurance agent ana
aid he expected to be In Richmond lo'
some time. and as he had baggage COLI
sistine OF a largd trunk, he was as
sic,ed a room at S65 per month. On
~ rsgistsr he wrote. in bold hand >
Va t,Ioerton and wife" but declined 10
49,, any address after the names
For month the couple continued 10
,oe,de AT Ford's. and each day the man
.,ont tho greater portion OF MS time o"
~ streets A. a travelling insurance
scont would naturally be expected 10 90.
and nothing wrong was suspected uhus
an an La,. csme around for him TO pay
his board bill. -, "a 10
on the morning OF December 20, ne
went out. accompanied by MS VIE 'ea'
ing his trunk and her cloak at the motel
and he never came back ana ho.hihs
has been heard from him up 10 'Nis .'iile'
although detectives have been put upo"
his trail. , ,o.,.o
Al the time that he took French leAEe
he was indebted 10 Ford's Hotter 10 "
amount Of s65. and it is stated al ti,e
hotel that the things he left oenihu 40
not come near paying his bill.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-12
THE ROINOk r. ~ no ESHIP.
A Warm Contest Between the Present En-
cumbent and Mr.. Hardway.

ROANOKE. VA. Dec. i1.-Special. a
mass-meeting was. held here Tonight,
presided over 10y ex-Mayor Luc;en II.
Cooke. In favor of the reelection OF Cor
poration Judge John W Woods.
Ex-senator j. Allen Watts made an en-
thusiasfic speech endorsing Judge WOODS,
as did also Colonel J. Hampton Hoge
Resolutions were also passed by inc
meeting endorsing Judge Woods, ana
urging their representative IN the Legs
lature. Hon. W W. Berkeley, TO secure
his reelection. <,,,-
Agreeable 70 the resolutions, the chair
appointed the following committee 10
present the resolutions to Captain Berke-
lev. and urge him 10 heed them, ana also
to present then to the Virginia Legisla-
ture: Hon II. S. Trout. Hon. NJ 6.
Thomas. Hon. j. Allen Watts, Charles D.
Fox. $ Hamilton Graves, W, a. waugh
r. j Mitchell. X. Randolph HICKS, W.
A. Glasgow, Jr., J. n. Wright, a j.
Brand G. Y. MOomaw, .. ID. Derr' . ~.
Ferguson, and j. II. Cutchin The com
mittee leaves tonight for Richmond.
The sentiment here ie largely in favor
of Woods but in Justice 10 Mr.. iiardaway,
who Is candidate for the judgeship II
should be stated that his friends claim
that more than half OF the people VINO
participated in the meeting were Republl-
cans or anti-Democrats. They claim 10
have "A list Of forty names of men present
who are known TO be stalwart Repubil-
cans
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-12
To Divide Pittsvlyania County

ELIZA. VA. Dec. 1l.-Special. There
has been considerable talk for the past
~ into two counties. and having one
county seat here and the other al Neapo-
lis Va The matter r. still being discuss
ed and II the Legislature were 10 order
an election II would be carried ny
large majority. T.. -
n will be seen that the county IS one
among the largest In the State. and DUST
ness men living in the extreme northern,
southern eastern and western parts OF
the county have "A long way TO go 10
reach the county seat. and If they are
Jurors and witnesses II causes great
deal of trouble ard expense TO these
people. ..,..,., o,,,
The county has a large population, ana
bv cutting u in TWO II Will make two
good-size counties and be a great adVan.
tage 10 the welfare of its citizens. IL
Is hoped by many citizens that our repre-
sentatives will take the matter up ana
nave il submitted TO a vote.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-12
Deep Run Hunt Club.

The members Of the Deep Run Hunt
Club held another meet yesterday, ana
the meet took place al the New Reser-
yoir. For some reason. probably on
account Of the cold weather. only small
field turned out. which did not contain
more than twelve mounts. The chase
started across the field in front OF Hoop
er's brick-yard. towards the river. and
followed the bottom lands along the
canal until the bridge above Williams
farm was reached. The canal was cross
ed at the old Powhatan furnace, and soon
after the river road was crossed After
a pretty stiff run across the Montague
Heights. the chase came 10 an end near
the kennels
Those who were In the hunt were
Messrs. william Rueger. DR.. Joseph A.
White. 5 II. Handbook. +. H. Saw
aye. +. y. Davidson. Julian Nor
ris w. NJ. Leathley. ]. II. j.
Anderson. Barton II. Grundy, Dr.. Charles
I, Siegel. and the writer
The next meet will he on Saturday az
,ernoor. at 3 o'clock when the meet viii
be at Barton Heights.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-12
Railroad Men Meet.

The second days session of the soutn-
arn states Freight Association was con-
tinued al the Jefferson at 10 o'clock yes
,erdav morning. a delegation from
Charleston. W Va, composed OF feru-
rzer manufacturers. were present ana
~. heard by the association in regard
to the freight rates on fertilizers
Beyond transacting routine business
and Amounting several committees. moth
ing was done by the association yester-
day Since Tuesday the following new
deiegates have arrived 10 attend the
sessions of the association: Messrs. &.
w. chears, c. =. Ball. 5. +. Parrot,
and H. n. Raymond.
The association will convene again this
afternoon al 2:20 o'clock
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-12
PrnnerfX Transfer.

Richmond: W. H. Beverage. special
commissioner. TO Charles Byers and Amc-
liza henry. i6 fet on east side buchanan
street between Richard and Baldwin
slOtGG.
Henrico: J. b Clopton's trustee 10 H.
A AlcCurdy. GO oJ-lOO acres on Boar
swamp. $40.
81 4 McCurdy 10 Washington ~1ttoms
and 5. y. West. 81 acres on Williams
burg turnpike. $50.
George h. Knight to Herman Hide
brand. 30 acres on Central turn9lAe'
s. 100 49,.
". Rawiey 20 James IT. Barton. lots
l. >. and 3 in block 81, Barton Heights
500.
Henry $ WaHerstein TO J. II. Pace,
20ls feet on east side Thirty-second street
near r, $500.
n H. Walton 20 Rosa l.. Salomonsky'
interest I'm ~ 2-3 feet on Grove avenue
southwest corner West street. 500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-12
OUR sUBIRBAN NEIGHBOR
Henry clay Council Elects Ofiicers-Good
Streets and Roads.

ASHLAND. VA. Dec. ll-Speciai TO
Henry ebay Council No. 5st. Royal Ar
canum. held It's semi-ponthly meeting
last night and elected n following Off
GERS for the ensuing ~
Regent. ]. B. Hall. Wee Regent, Lo-
renzo Lain: Orator, Or. A. {. NiHhtman.
Stting Past Regent. II. h. Elicit: Chap
lain Rev j. *. Wilkinson. Secretary.
Leslie Ellis; Treasurer Louis Delarue.
Collector. j. Palmer Gordon: Guide. \.
al Porter; Warden, J. a. Brown. Sen
try. j. Nj. Stone; Trustee, A. L. Elicit.
Jr' The council Is in a flourshins con-
dition. and prospects for the future are
The W u. Newton Camp OF Confed-
crate Veterans will hold its monthly
meeting here tomorrow,
several citizens OF Michigan are pros
peeting hewabout with,a view OF locat-
ing. . x.,
has been III for several months is again
At his post OF dut.,
Miss Marion Weisiger. OF Richmond.
Who has been visiung az Major C. A.
Tay,or's. returned home this morning
Her sister, Miss Madge Weisiser. - siill
NJ Henry Tiliv and Miss Daisy How
Ard Of Hanover county. were unitea IN
@sfnnony to-day ~ 81. Peters NJ. 4.
: SSrrch by Rev. q. r. Booker. Jr.
~ streets Of AshlsaA hAss been
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-12
ATIIs.

NAYES Died. on December ION. 50
No. 2ilG east Broad street. EUGENE :.
MAYES. OF Newport News, Va lie leaves
wife and four children
Funeral will take place from 81. johns
church at IL O'Clock.
AYIETT. Died, suddenly, yesterday
Mr.. WILLIAM r. AYLETT, OF King
William county
The funeral Will take place from nfr
HON, ,Montviiiei on FRIDAY. Decem-
her 18th AT noon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-12
Fire Insurance Agents Meet.

A meeting OF the fire Insurance agents
of the state of Virginia, al when was
present prominent representatives from
ain over the state was held AZ the ~
,,..,'.st orra nization effected under the
name of Local Agents Association OF
Vlrsinia." The object Of this orsanlza-
lion is TO promote friendly interchanes
amongst the members anu 20 ot MI,
correct practices In under"illihs ""no"a
the AGENTS Of the state. ,.
This association has no authority OF
control as regards rates.
The meeting adjourned 10 meet agd,n
o'clock. at which an agents IN kichmohn.
Manchester and vicinity are invited TO ne
nIlaanf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-12

poor. and the ladies feel that It is in
cumbent upon them. In the cause OF
humanity, TO lay these facts before the
good people Of Richmond. and ask their
help for the suffering Door.
Contributions Of any kind can be sent
To Mrs. \. Y. Stokes, Is east Franklin.
Mrs. Charles Boiling, COS Floyd avenue,
Mrs. Joseph Shepherd. sll west MPin,
Mrs. ". Archer sos east Franklin; Mrs.
Raleigh Colston. 70 north Sixth: City
Mission house, north Fourteenth street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-12
Dr. Mullcn's Lecture Tonight.

Rev L. Y. Mullen. associate secretary
Of the Foreign Mission Board OF the
Southern Raptist Convention. will deliv-
er the first OF a course Of three lectures
this evening in the chapel at Richmond
College The lecture. will begin at
o'cioc,x The general subject of the
course will be THE Missionary Interpre-
tation OF Christianity
The subject Of the lecture this even
ing will be. AS Reflected in the Light
nnhiic is cordially invited
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-12
A Double Marriage.

GRAVEL HILL. VA. Dec. ll.-Special.
There was a pretty double marriage at
Haines' chapel. Buckingham county, Va.
on November 9th at . L. NJ.
MIR n. II. Hudgins led to the altar Miss
Nattie Gormus. and his brother, Mr.
Samuel Hudgins. followed with Miss Cora
Thomas The church was beautifully
decorated AMI packed TO It's utmost capac-
Nv After the ceremony the two couples
left for their future home. near Fork
Union Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-12
SOfNf Is COMING.
His Peerless Band VIII he Heard Here On
Saturd Y.

The appearance OF Sousa and his famous
band OF fit. eminent musicians al the
Academy on Saturday Will DE one or
the events of the musical season here.
Who Is there who does not know or
SOusa and his magnetic marches They
constitute the natural national marches
OF America. and TEEN with the spirit or
this great republic. II for no other than
his marches Sousa Is entitled TO the
consideration OF every music-lover in the
United States. But there Is another claim
equally as strong Sousa stands to-day
as the conductor of the greatest concert
hand known 10 musical history This is
not an idle boast In the words OF Gil
more. that great and gifted leader-when
asked his opinion Of the Marine Band
under Sousa's leadership-"rh United
States Marine Band under Sousa lead
ershin stands to-day peerless and I'M
rivaIed on the American continent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-12
Eip~ williams Treasurer.

AYLETT VA, Dec. 11.-Special.-J. @.
Marsh. an old gentleman from Michigan,
who recently purchased the farm OF j.
W. Dabney. near this place, died Satui~
day last aged eighty-four years. Rev.
J. W. Heeman conducted the burial SER
vices this morning.
King William county is without treas
urer at present. as the Judge has made
no appointment but ! hear he VIII APP
point one at our next court, which Is the
fourth Tuesday, and Rodger Gregory,
.Jr' il is said. will be the man.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-12

At a meeting Of the City Mission. held
ON Monday, at the Y. NJ. Z. A., the
great need OF clothes ana oed-ciotnins
Was announced by a number Of ladies,
who. In their visitations. had found
families Of six and seven covered with
one thin blanket The funds OF the
treasury are so low that II IL impossible
to supply these necessary articles TO the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-12

greatly improved by liberal application
of cIEcers
Mr.. A. ". Clark, an cntcrprising
northern farmer. who lives on the VIM.
Church roatl. about Ave miles from Ash
land, was in town to-day. and reported
that the new road-machins Is making
excellent roads In his vicinity.
Despite the inciemenf weather. ''The
Poverty Party" which was given by the
ladies OF 81. James church at the Masonic
Hall on Monday night was very success
fLl
Quite a number OF persons from Ash
land went down 10 Paderewskis recital
last nirhf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-12
The Jolly Owls.

The Jolly Owls held well-attended
meeting Tuesday night with President
John ". Starke IN the chair. A good
deal OF routine business was transacted.
and several new members were taken
In The standard coiofs OF the club were
adopted, which are red and yellow. The
club will nee, again Saturday night. at
which time nrhf refreshments will be
served and addresses will he delivered by
several prominent speakers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-12
Mr.. Carlisle Coming.

Mr. Samuel II. Pulliam OF the COM
mittec, is in receipt OF a letter from
General F.tz Lee. Tn which the FIX
Governor writes OF a visit he paid re-
Gently 10 Secretary Carlisle. Mr.. Car
isle informed General Lee thar he would,
probably. come TO Richmond some time
after Christmas and deliver an address
on the currency question. In compliance
with a request from the Chamber OF
CONNIE rec
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-12
A Horrible Affnir.

LEESBUkG. VA. Dec. 1l.-Special.-
Joseph Holder. a white man, living about
five miles from here. to-day shot and
nrobablv fatally wounded his step-daugh-
Ter. Lula. and then turned the pistol
on himself and blew hts own brains
out II seems he particularly disliked
the girl. and after filling up with whisky
this morning he shot her in the head.
When "A colored man ran towards him he
turned the pistol on himself and fired,
death resulting Immediately.
DIR. Fishburn. who was sent Tor, reports
but littlc hope of the young iadys re-
pNNtTN.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-12
buckingham Court.

BUCKINGHAM. VA. Dec. 11.--Speclaf.
term of the court the third time, on the
charge of burning Hcifman's saw mill,
near Boiling. in this county ana SEN
mn "a stay of sentence was granted.
A young negro named banks, from
New Canton. was sent to the penltenuary
for five years for self-coniessed mousse
breaking and larceny
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-12

In the Law and Equity Court YESTERDAY,
before Judge Minor and jury the tridi
of The case of W. l.. Fleming against L.
SItterding for $3.oo0 damages was com
menced The damages are claimed ny
"aason Of the house falling on Main. neaf
Fomrteenth street, while Mr. Sitterdins
had the contract to construct the new
building now occupied by Mcssrs Long
a Riddick. The evidence was partly
Nea,i, and the case went over until to-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-12

Among the visitors at the Capitol yes
torday were the following. r. j. Wood,
treasurer OF Rsppahannock county j. J..
Woodhouse. treasurer Of Princess Anne
county. John =. Gillian treasurer OF
Cheslerneld county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-12
I" THE VIEW nor
1t Is an Excellent Comedy and Pleased the
AnIienae.

When Arthur Low wrote 1.-THE New
Boy" he chose a rather peculiar subject,
but he made success Of II. As a comedy
IL has two great merits-there are no dun
moments and the audience are kept con-
tinually laughing.
by complications which arise. Archi-
bald Pennick. the new boy Who
IL married man, a. forced 10 60
through boarding school under The
disguise of being boy. while his VII,
is employed as matron In the same lnsii-
tuition These facts give rise 10 sueh
scenes Of pure comedy as make 'Ihe New
Boy irresistible. Berte toote as me
New Boy" was excellent, and hls dfy,
cOulcal acting was so contagious thdt
he tept the audience in II good humof
all the time. ...-.,..
cs,abie There viii bee matinee to-
day. and the engagement VIII close VII"
the performance tonight.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-12
DEATH or IF OLD LADI.
iynchburg City Bon ds Selling Above P"r
I'm baltimore.

LYNCHBURG. VA. Dec. 11.-Special.-
Mrs Mary Jane Boyd widow Of the lata
samuel Boyd. died at 80 this morning
from pneumonia, aged sixty-siX years
y q Manson. chairman Of the Finance
Committee. yesterday sold $1,000 OF
Lynchburg per cent. bonds to Battle
more firm at lpJie.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-12
Sfruck ty the Train.

DANVlLLE. VA. Dec. l1.-Special =
1obn Mayo. while crossing the south
srn railway TO the south of the eity'
,ate this afternoon. was struck by a pas
~ rain and his right shoulder badly
Shattered His injuries, while serious are
NOT considered fatal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-12

DANVIlLE. VA, Dec. ll.IS9ecialE
~ ,,urder in the first degree, was this
afternoon granted "A new trial by Judge
Aiken. of the Hastings Court of this city.
Wilson was convicted OF poisoning Wal
ter Brandon (coioredl. Inc evidence VAS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-12

Nelson winston (colred). living az No
-gS ~ Brook avenue, Was visited yHsl'i
dav by the police. armed with seaicii
,oIseeo belonrine 10 St Clair Butler
was found I'm his house. tie was loche'
nm In the Third police station.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-12
OBITIt EN.
YuGnNF p. sfAYFs

The funeral Of Eugene =. Mayes. who
died Yesterday az the residence Of ms
mother No. 2fG east Broad street. VII
take place at n o'clock to-day, IRON
81. Johns church. lie leaves a wiie
and four children.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-12
Funeral Of Algenon G.. NAYS.

The funeral OF Ir A. G. Mays tool.
place at the residence. 1890 Beverly
street at O'clock yesterday. and the
remains were inferred IN Hollywood with
the honors OF the Royal Arcanum (Shockoe
CounctD and Red Men. The ceremony OF
both orders were performed with much
feeling and brotherly love.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-12
Chancery Court.

Judge Lamb Of the Chancery Court.
has declined to appoint receiver Tor the
hrm If Savage 4 Holmes. recently as
signed. --.-----
The Forrest City times., 1895-09-13
UNCONVENTIONAL NAMES.
Origin of the Terms Designating the Va
 rious Churches

Origin of the Terms Designating the Va
 rious Churches.
 The Basillians have their name from St Basil. their founder The Buddhists took their name from Buddha about GOO E. c.
 The abbot takes his name from the Syriac word abba, meaning father"
 The Scotists were the followers of John Scotis, born in l272, died in 1908
 The Presbyterians took their name from Greek word meaning Elder"
 The Donatists were the followers of Donatus, the bishop of Numidia.
 Calvinists are named from their lead- CT, John Calvin. born in i5O9; died in 1864.
 The Monotheists were so called be- cause of their belief in one God and but one.
 The French Huguenots were named from French religious teacher named Hugh.
 The Servites was a religious order founded by seven Florentine merchants about 1888.
 The Albigenses were named from the principal town in their district, a city called Albi
 The Puritans were SO named in de- rision at their professions of being purer than other people.
 The Brahmin's faith was thus called becaused it was supposed to be orig mated by Brahma.
 The Wyclifiites took their name from Wycliffe, an English reformer, born, l32s: died. 1887
 The Lueiferians. an early Christian sect, took their name from Lucifcr. the bishop of CagliarL
 The Old Catholics were so-called by the German doctor Dollinger, born in l799; died in 1890
 The Cistercian monks took their name from Citeau, where their order was first established.
 The Franeiscans. or Gray Friars, took their name from St. Francis. the founder of the order.
 The White Quakers, a sect fou nded in 1s40, took their name from the color of their clothing.
 The Labadists, body of German religionists of the seventeenth cen. tury, were named from their leader, Labadie. St Louis Globe Democrat.
The Forrest City times., 1895-09-13
BEN BOLTS REPLY.

Oh, yes, remember her name with delight, sweet Alice, so cherished and dear. seek her grave in the pale hour of night And moisten the turf with a tear And when the heart is o'erburdened with woes wander and muse all alone, And long for the time when my heart shall re.
 pose
 Where sweet Alice lies under the stone Iroam through the woods, where so joyous
 we've strayed.
 And recline on the green sunny hill: All things are bright in that beautiful glade But my heart ia all lonely and chill The hand that so fondly pressed in my own. And the lips that were melting with love, Are cold in the grave and am left all alone Till meet with sweet Alice above. An, we'll I remember the schoolhouse and
 brook,
 And the master so kind and so true: The wild, blooming flowers in the cool shady nook.
 AS fragrant with incense and dew But weep not for thee, though so dear to my
 heart,
 Or the friends that have left me alone. The bosom will heave and the teardrop start, For sweet Alice lies under the stone
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