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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-06-30
THE ANTI-sCALPING BILL.
Labor OTganizat iuns Protest Arn;n,-
Its Passage

The Senate Interstate Commerce Con,-
mittec VIII have another meeting tomorrow
morning. at which time an effort will be
made to dispose OF what is commonly
known as the anti-Scalping bill. If there
is a fur attendance of the members of the
committee. it il likely Mr.. Cullen and his
followers may be able to report in favor
OF the measure: otherwise, it Will prob
ably 70 over until the winter session of
Congress.
The opponents Of the bill appear to lie
very regular attendants when meetings
OF the committee are held and they are
fighting desperately TO prevent any action:
aud also declare thatif a report is made
they viii do their utmost TO defeat the bin
in TIE open Senate.
Both the railroads and the ticket brokers
are constantly represented here, and the
representatives of each are exerting ire
mendous influence to carry their points.
The railroad people continue to insist that
the business OF scalping is not only ruinous
10 the companies, but that tits illeritimate.
and constant fraud upon the travelling
public. To meet these arguments the
brokers seem 10 he able TO flood the Senate
with petitions from all classes of people.
In addition TO 80 many commercial travel
ers' associations petitiOning Congress not
TO pass the bill, within the past week the
labor unions OF the country have evidently
come to the rescue of the brokers. Senator
Burrows has fIled with the committee the
protests OF every prominent labor organ
ization in the State of Michigan.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-06-30
Che ~ Times
City Brevities.

Patrol Wagon Rn-er Henry Bond, of the
Eighth precinct, has been granted leave Of
Absence
An members of the police department re
seiveG their salary checks for June at head
quarters today.
The new Methodist Church at hansing-
ton. 10. C, viii be dedicated with interest
ing ceremonies on Sunday, July Z.
Thomas Graham was riding a bicycle
without a tell yesterday and forfeited 50
Collateral in the police court this morning
Mr Edison. Of 93G T street. who was pain
luny injured in bicycle collision, at
Fourteenth ard W streets, Saturday, is
improving
Prank Benton an6 Robert Nordoff each
lorfeued So collateral in the police court
this morning FOR playing tail on Eighth
street northwest.
Policemen Hes anc TrusSell found the
6oor open OF william 7. Dew dney's coal
pffice. No 1923 NJ street northwest, about
8 O'Clock last night. Nothing missing.
Edward Wagner and Howard Stewart
were arrested 10y Policemen Robertson for
sco-ching on bicycles yesterday, and each
forfeited s. collateral in the police court
today.
Az impressive ceremony VIII take place
at 7.3u O'Clock this evening at the Cent raj
Union Mission, when the young women
workers VIII assemble Tor prayer AMI con
geCratson.
Charles Young, colored EcycliSt, o'ii-
HdeG witt a hotse and buggy driven 10y
Nelson Powell last night. near Fifth and
III. IL.
Soung's body, severely injUriug HIM.
The Sons of the Revolution and the Sons
oftae American Revolution will hold a .oint
oele! radon On independence Day at the
Washingtou Monument The date has been
Changed from Sunday. July /, u Monday,
the 9Th
While srlir tinr SnGlinG wood yesterday
az erl.spu Fchr Lawrence, Culcred. OF No.
1871 Eleventh street northwest, chopped
pfr Eis lef5 q umh. nrs. 0'Cunnor and
j. ger dressed he wound at tie Emergency
Hospital.
7:- nyI:.n tod0v 'c2pr"a pumps OF of
o-aer II Ieu'h street ana South Carolina
e.J.c s,:thcast. Eighth street and Grant
avenue ugrthwcs. Eighth and A streets
Fo-tlseas'. suU as SiNth stree, between
Sol C.irolina avenue and u streets sodth-
ea-5
Tno.a-s = Bogces. res ding at No. 23@
Tie. b >trc.' southwest, had has foot
bally cut r-lgle v-o.fiac ri Crut-flal
toas hose. fro. OF Ninth stsset southwest,
y---r4,.sv &c cl.,onn Re was taken t. the
EMcn-eacy Hospital IA he Fourth pre-
Cit pa-lol wagon.
a house @tlached tC one of the Silver
Spring Dairy waEon> ran away about !
C'.lCcS r'i> morning at North Capitm
an u streets. Several cans of milk were
st.ittercl along tie Foadwa and their Con.
tet'> spilled. TIE diver. Frank HaHry.
WIS tllroH n out and slightly injured.
Th.-HancS OF eight policemen were added
10 he ION leave" list yeste rday morning
They are. ]. NJ. Heller, J. l. X iluartin and
+ Fl. Purks- + list precinct; NJ. L. Ready.
Third: T. nasSford and j. F. Bruce,
FuUrth; a Fenncly, Seventh, and L. Els
worth. Ninth. Policemen T. :. Lake. T.
J Headlev and L. L. Martin are on the
Sic lis
Dr Henry's blood tea cures conStipa ton,
Indigestion, aud beauties the complexion
JeI6-eod-tT
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MURDER MYSTERY SOLVED
Continued from First Page.

butchers had cut nigh upon the neck, and
left, AS III 10y some fatality, the Adams
apple" showing.
That" said Schellenberger, lis fur
ther proof 20 IN { that it is the man. L had
noticed . thousand times the prominence
Of has pupt ~ his throat II was much
ulJre aotioeable than II is in the ordinary
man. No other man living could have had
such "a combination Jf marks. 1t Is
3uidensuppe beyond dOdbt."
Herman NacS, the husband OF the woman,
as has been noted, drives a bakers
wagon. In all human probability 1t was
his wagon that was taken special note
OF by the gateseeper OF the ferry In Green
point al 2 O'Clock IA tirdHy afternoon, some
hours before the finding of the first por-
ton of the tOdy at the foot Ut East Eleventh
street. The wagon was 4 covered one
of the ordinary bakery type and painted
daIs red.
Tie eatekeepes said that after reading
the account of the finding of the package
on the New York side OF the river near
Tenth street, where the ferry lands, the
incident Of the wagon was recalled to his
m.rd Two men were on the seat and
before Il lcTt on its trip.
According to NY CUSTOM the gate
kespe, sdd yesterday, Il pecred into the
wagon TO see IL some one was concealed
there for the purpose of stealing a ride. I
looked first under the seat, and saw a
package lying under piece az canvas.
then looked In at the rear OF the wagon and
saw another package. asked the men
what they had in there, ana they looked at
one another in Il peculiar way and made no
reply.
"A funeral party in twelve carriages was
immediately behind, waiting to to driven
on TIE boat, and l allowed the men TO
pass. The bundles, as clearly as / can
remember We're of about the size of those
found in The river and in Harlem. l re-
member that the tail gait was open.
cannot say that l would recognize either
Of the men If | saw them again -
The World in its theory Standardization,
which pronounces the remains To be those
cf the cabinet factory workman, Cyklam,
says:
Mr. Louis ZimII, OF No. les East Ninety
FIRST street. who H. superintendent Cf
Baumgartner& Co.'scabinet manufactures
concern at College Point L. L., expressed
himself as practically certain that the
body was that of Theodore Cyklam, 4 man
WAC fer two yp;.IshaI work e,i under Zim "A
in the Rauuigartncr factory. He disap-
pearcl on ThuISda y last. and did not come
even on Saturday for the money that was
due him Zimm, in company with three
friends who knew CyKiam. saw the remains
in the n.orsue last night and recognized the
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-06-30

scar on the fo1ennger OF the left hand as
similar to one Cyklam had, the result Of a
hurt received three Weeks ago.
Further than that, they described an
ether scar on the finger of the right hand.
which had escaped the uetICal examiners.
but which was found when looked for at
the place indicated. More than this, one
OF Zimm scolnpanions said taat Cyklam had
q valise similar TO the one found near the
place ia Earlem where the bundle contain
ing portion of the body was picked up on
Saturday This valise contained estates
marked In pencil with letter "a, ''ziPm's
companion said he and Cyklam had bo1eht
such states a year ago, and that cyElaul's
was so marked
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-06-30
PannsyIvania's Tennis Champion.

PhilaGell lia, June 30.-M u. smith IL
still the tennis champion of PENIS ylvania,
defeating yesterday afternoon the wears
Challenger. s. g Thompson, Of the Al
tODna Cricket Club, in a match that Iris
tied with the pretty points Of the game
Summary:
Championship round, mems singles NJ
j.. Smith beat S. G Thomson. ID; 8 A;
7-5; Ell
Tomorrow Carpenter and Deacon will
meet Smith and Tete. the champions. and
endeavoT 10 gain the supremacy.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-06-30
Sermon 10 CoIored People.

The Rev. Charles o. Isaac, pastor OF An
aoostia N E. Church. has accepted an invi-
tation from the Rev L. F. Aldridge, pastor
of Campbell a. NJ. E. Church. HiIsdaie, D.
c.. to preach a special trmon to the oolored
people Sunday, July IL, 1S97, at $3.50 p.
m. The object of the meeting will be a
special financial rally The Rev Mr.. Isaac
viii be accompanied by some OF the liberal
members ofhis congregation. who are inter
ested in the prosperity of the colored race.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-06-30
2oC q yard
Umbrellas.

OmDTGIIdS.
Hot and cloudy ia Us are ALWAYS rem. e fl7
that an umbrella is a very deSir8t.,. ta.l-
paniOn. We have the most con-er... s..
sortmcnt on hand you ever saw .eu. l-..-
for rain and delightful for hot days,
We have several hundred Eng 81 Gloria
Umbrellas, which we guarantee ..sal..aiv
fast black. made with light par -.. fId
natural stick. suitable for t1th mel l.r
women which are worth 81 at. = "a
Another kind made OF Union : l-ia
close roll, steel rod. with paTag rome
and natural stick handles, " hICh v e. -.
as low as .----...-......-... IS
2S-inCh All-silk Gloria Jgni-I steel
rud. featheTweight, paragon fra be-. E.ra
extra gloria coyer-fully guaranfsr
Tor 1900. -...---.-..... s 4ssff
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-06-30
DROWNED BY ACCIDENT.
Actiug Coroner's Certificate In Ed
ward StederfOrd's Case.

Acting Coroner GlazehrOok called at the
morgue this morning and viewed the re-
mains of Edward Stederford, the colored
youth about seventeen years or age VINO
was drowned yesterday afternoon in the
Eastern Branch off st. Elizabeth's wharf.
Dr. Glazebrook questioned several persons
and came 70 the conclusion that Stederfofd,
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-06-30
Campbell Church Excursion.

Campbell A Nj Z. Church and friends
VIII 20 cut for a day of pest and pleasure
70 Rock Point, Md, Monday, JuIyI9, 1897
The steamer Kent has been engaged to
carry the party. Hot dinners and lunches
VIII he served on the steamer during the
trip. The music viii be furnished by 1.-THE
OTian Orchestra" The outlook is very
promising for joyful trip.
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who could not swim, was splashing about
in the water, and finally Went In over lis
head. a certificate of accidental drown
ing was given and the boys rauily, who
live in Hillsdale were notified Ia take tie
remains.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-06-30
A Fiffy-DoIlar Fire.

Shortly after -iO O'clock last night en-
CINE No. s responded To LEGAL alarm inr
o fire at No. l74H street northwest. oc-
cupied by W. D. I'6ean. The damage
Amounted To about 500. The cause If the
fire is unknown.
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AND ITS NAME IS JUBILEE
Baby Sea Lion al the Zoo Chris
tened by a Times Reporter.
AN INTERESTING Y0UNGSTER

The Latest Addition 10 Supt. Black
burns Coiiectiun-R esembianC q of
the First Row on Ballet Nights.
How They Are Fed.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-10-13

20 try the Bryan plan. and he made coppe,
coinage free. The 5D-cvnt piece was al
large as Noor hand a have seen sample;
MYSELF. The people refused TO take n In
place % silver or gold. The true none,
wa> hid In tire ground or in strong boxes
itu'ured> or people were In Jail for rcfus-
Ing 10 take the legal money Finally IA.
people got ;irea 90 the orator nnancier
and trimmed his roe nails lust below his
chin. 50 10 has Teen since the beginning
OF the days OF coinage. kings have been
dethroned and bcheadcd for dehasinr
their coin Even I'm our country. when
ever one metal was worth more than the
other q refused 20 20 10 the mint when
the dollar OF our daddy found ae was
worth more by two cents ~ bullion than
he was worth In the dollar. he simply rolled
across the water. where he could be coined
for all b. was worth
80. ladies' and gentlemen remember
that this theory IS not new. The trial and
Judgment 81 the centuries are against n
lie - not modern Columbus with brow
uncovered sailing on and on into unknown
seas no. he's the little hoy Simon OF his
tory. who sought 20 catch a presidential
whale In his mothers water nail He il
neither Window. a Carlisle nor a Gage
In finance Hes the little boy running
fast looking for pot Of money at the end
or the rainbow. lIc is not a Lincoln stand.
Ing for new thoughts in the science OF pol
tiles. He Is the same little boy trying 70
catch the bird by putting salt on his tail
We cry to him: stop. my boy YOU can't
do IL. yoI know. We've all tried it and
his little less and busy tongue run nat
terinc along I want to Try it he saws
An right. my hoy. run on. You viii not salt
the birds tail. YOU will not find the end
OF the rainbow. and. thank God for the
less hook"
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CONFESSIONS.
Minor aud Greer Tel Of the sssapl, an,
Mrs. Gleason startling Assertion THAT
Only Three OF the Men Arrested Ar.
Guilty.


Minor aud Greer Tel Of the assault On
Mrs. Gleason startling Assertion rh.t
Only Three OF the Men Arrested Ar.
Guilty.
NASHVILLE. Ky, Oct. Dad Minor
has made 4 full statement. sheriff
Plummer's long interview with him
late Thursday night resulted in that. IL
nothing else. Minors statement WAS
put down in writing and signed bv
him without much hesitation in the
presence of witnesses. In this state
ment thus made Minor fully exon.
crates seven Of the men under arrest
with him. duplicating two others now
locked mp. and six more men. WHOSE
names have been given TO the authori-
ties. His confession il full and com
plete in detail and he gives
every particular OF the assault.
His written statement il now in
the hands of Sheriff Plummer and
in the event of Minor rcpudiating his
statement in court the written state
ment will be- offered in evidence. The
two men under arrest whom Minor i'm
plicates are said be Geoogc Greer and
Elwood Hending. The names of the
others still ut large are for the present
withheld as the officers expect to ap-
prehend them soon
Early Friday morning Ed. Hending.
one OF the prisoners. sent for Judge
Nadsworth and made clean breast OF
his connection with the affair. lie
said that the only actually guilty men
in the crowd were himself. Dad Minor
and George Greer. lie says there were
three Others in the ten who were
present, but did not participate in the
crime. Minor and Greer were seen and
both acknowledged that they were
guilty.
George Greer sent for Judge Wads-
worth Friday morning and made "A
clean breast of the entire affair. lie
says DAD" Minor, Ed Hending and
himself were the only ones among the
ten arrested who were actually guilty
of assaulting Mrs Gleason. John
Shannon, VIM. Schorle and John Duh
foff were present, but did not partici-
pate actively in the crime. Hubert
Mittler, Frank and Henry Buschmiller
and Frank Minor were not present
Dad" Minor and Ed Hcnding corrob-
crate Grcer's story.
CoNiNGToN, Ky. Oct s.-Detectivc
James Gaffney. To whom Greer claims
To have made Il confession. was seen at
police headquarters AZ noon Friday
and admitted that Greer had told him
OF the entire affair before he (Greerl
was taken To Maysville Thursday
afternoon. Gaffney said that Greer
told him that there were nine
men in the party, including him
self, Dad Minor. Croxon and Hen
ding. They had met at the end of the
bridge and split up into small parties
To follow MIR. and Mrs. Gleason. The
rest Is known. Greer stated further
that the four men mentioned are the
only ones under arrest who were i'm
plicatcd in the crime. and that the
other five still are at liberty. De.
tective Gaffney has the names of the
others and will arrest them as soon a;
possible
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NV York, Oct. 9.--On the Red ID line
steamer Venezuela. which arrived here
Friday from Venezuelan ports was
Gov. II. ;. Pingrce. OF Michigan. Gov.
Pingrec looked the picture of perfect
health. He said il was his first vaca-
ton in nine years and hc had enjoyed
the trip immensely. lie met President.
elect Andradc and dincd with him al
ms country seat. He was most favora.
bly, impressed with Senior Andradc
who appeared to DC broad-minded
liberal statesman. Gov. Pingrec left
for home at six o'clock Friday night.
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Peoria. H.. oct .. Friday after
noon occurred the exercises dcdicatory
OF the Bradley Polytechnic institute
t. which wealthy Peoria lady. Mr.,
Lydia Bradley. has given $1,000. 900
The building is very handsome and
spacious one Of white stone. and near.
by is another large cdificc OF the same
material, which will be occupied by an
neurological institute under the control
Of the same board of trustees. A mum.
Der Of prominent educators from
abroad. including college presidents.
were in attendance.
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TERRIBLE CONFESSION.
Gustavc Muller Murdered Fourteen Wives
Ills rnrcnts and One IhIId

ROTTERDAM. Oct. "a man named
Gustavc Muller has surrendered TO the
city police, confcssing the murder of
his wife and child As proof of the
truth of his confession. he produced
from his pocket four human ears.
The police. on searching his house.
found the two bodies. Muller subse.
quently confessed that he had also
killed his parents, mutilating their re.
mains in the same fashion. and then he
made the astonishing statement that
he had similarly disposed of IA wives
whom hc had married in various parts
CT the world
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zen. Blanco wevler.. successor.

Madrid, oct. 9.-The cabinet has de
cided upon the immediate recall Of Gen.
Weyler from Cuba. a decree will be
issued appointing Capt. Gen. Blanco y
Arenas. marquis Of Penal Plata. gov
emo general Of the island The queen
regent will sign the decree Saturday.
According 90 II TIcraldo. 10000 rein.
forcement- will accompany Gen. Blan-
co IN Cuba
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NV Madrid. Mo. oct. 9.-Friday at
a. m. an earthquake shock was felt
here. but no damage was done. New
Madrid was the scene Of violent
earthquake in 1911 when great part
Of the land in the entire county sank
several feet and was overlooked by
water from tho Mississippi.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-10-13

NEW YORK. Oct . John Rodcricx
MCPHERSON, one-timc democratic leader
in New Jersey and United States sen.
ator from that state from 1877 until
1895. died late Friday night a. Taylor's
hotel in Jersey city.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-10-13

MONEoE. La. oct. - Pat Paine. the
wife murderer. was hanged privately
at $50 Friday afternoon in the Jail
yard here. lie asserted his innocence
q. Ga. los
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-10-13

LoNDoS proposes % light the city by
electricity for nothing. 10 now costs
slO3 10 get sid Of ton Of garbage. A
mbination 81 apparatus has been de.
vised that can burn the garbage at -
cents per ton. and generate steam SUI.
hcient 90 run enough dynamos 70
light the entire city. London can thus
save 3s Sd. on each ton. and. in add.
ton, illuminate its city without cost
Gnrbage, by machine called the dust
INSTRUCTOR, is converted into clinkers.
which can l'c converted into rOadwnys,
as artificial stone for sidewalks, and as
sand for mortar and cement
a UNffEn STATED district Judge has
doclorcc unconstitutional an Of San
Maceo G ~, Cal, prohibiting chiness
laundriQ3
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AmerIcan RaII. - .I.nnne.c RnLlrnnh..

PmApELrIuA. oct g. Information
was given out in this city Friday that
the Imperial Japanese government had
just contracted with the Illinois steel
Co for 10000 tons Of steel rails and
fasteniugs These rail, are 60 De- of
the Pennsylvania railroad standard and
TO-pound section.
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To Succeed senior Dupuy dc LONE.

MADRID, oct among the diplo-
matte changes reported here IS being
imminent is that the duke Of Amor
dova or Senior Muruaga will replace
Senior Dupuy de LONE as Spanish min
lister 90 the uitcd States
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BOISE
Dated the 18th Of April: 173s.'-
Springfield (Mass.) Republican.

ryIt is easy for the advocates of sill
yer TO assert that the advance in wheat
is due 20 shortage in the foreign pro-
duction. but how arc they going 20
account for the advance in all other
farm products? Nearly every produc.
ton of the farm has increased in value,
while silver has been as steadily fan.
ing in price. The latest farm product
10 hear from is cotton seed and cotton
seed meal. which have advanced very
rapidly Of late. southern newspapers
reporting high prices and that every
consignment is eagerly seized by buy.
Crs.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-10-13

ETWhen the friends Of silver get
through explaining why the farm prod.
ucts have risen in the face of the fan
of silver. won't they take up the real
silver question again, just for change?
10 seems rather dreary TO hear nothing
from them on the merits OF the silver
question, which they seem to have aban-
domed in explaining IN low tones" as
Speaker Reed puts Go. why wheat and
silver have parted company.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-10-13

tTIt will be noticed that the revenue
deficit is bothering the democrats more
than the republicans When the goods
which wcrc rushed in in March. April.
May. June aud July IN advance Of imnc-
diatc needs get used mp the importations
and the revenue will increase. At the
present rate Of business improvement
and increase i'm consumption these
stocks of goods will be exhausted I'm a
few weeks. The shortage for the fiscal
yearas q whole is likely 20 be very small.
If there he any shortage at all-St.
Louis Globe Democrat
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-10-13

lord Grenham. n student Of coinage
discovered the law. universal and fixed as
fhc law OF Rravttatilu. that when an effort
was made 20 increase the value Of one
metal by coming 81, the other metal be-
came q commodity and retired from the
mint and from circulation, thereby d.
ninishing the currency, instead OF ex-
banding d. Let me give you a sample OF
history.
More than 40 years ago. in Sweden.
tho king was beEiegod by some boy orator
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POETRY
THE GREAT ENCHANTER.


r'rJ.
Sleep is the poor man s warmcSt cloak
Ills treasurer to dispense
Ills lavish aims, and turn to gold
Ills Scanty pence.
lie heals the sick man in Il dream.
And sets the fettered free:
lie calls the hcggar from his den
10 golden luxury.
He crowns the bounded exile king.
ReycrSeS Fate s DEGREES
And bids the brieilcsS Dlcadcr rise
Judge of the Common Pleas.
Sleep joins the parted lovers hands:
WrcathcS the starved poet s brow
Ana calls the hero still unknown
From the lonely plough.
Sleep holds the resurrection KEYS.
And from his shadowv plain,
Down Memory s long and cloudy vaults
The dead come back again.
Sleep comes, like death, alike to all
Divine equality,
BlesSes the monarch in his state
The slave upon the sea.
Sleep brings our childhood back again
The only Golden Age;
Sleep O thou blessed aIchcmist,
Thou holy ArChimage