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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-17
ENfIi- IUOhTI.
a Pretty Marriage at ~. Johns German
Evangelical Chufch Last Nighi.

St Johns German Evangelical ch lrrh.
corner Eighth ana Marshall streets. """
crowded last evening 10y those WHO were
DESTROYS OF being present 40 tne marriage
ceremony OF Mr. William J.. Brh and
Miss Mamie Cathariua Thorpe. irolts-
sor John Bascicr presided over the "i
gan and Rev. Paul l.. Mcneil ID. d., pas
tor of the church. ohic'atcd.
The bride. who wore "a drab-coiorcd
tailor-made dress. with hat ana gloves
90 match. and carried bouquet oi nridai
roses. entered the church leaning upon
thc arm of the groom. They were pre-
Coedcd by the ushcrs on Their march To
tine pulpit. where they We're met Ds Rev
DR. MenZel
At the close of tho ceremony which
was very brief the bridal couple took
the Inbound train ON ga bridal trip
10 Washington. New York. and other
northern cities. Upon their return they
will reside at No $685. west Clay street
Tho groom is f. prosperous young busi-
ness man. who has q general merchandise
store on Hancock and Clay streets, while
the brides father owns extensive prop
erty az Dumbarton. HcnricO county.
The ushers az the marriage ceremony
yesterday were Messrs. %. karten. Inco.
Keck. Charles kock. 49,. g.. Schaal,
Ernest Cosby. and Frank Bell
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-17
PERSOAAL dND GENfRAL.
Interesting Fact. About Eichmoud'- CHI
xens and Other Matters.


LI,Ie wa. no c',.IE " n ',,-'.' J." 'he
D'''"''''" 'i 'il- i'''
Mr. George T. Brown. of PhiIadcl phia.
is visiting The family oi Dir. Charles \.
Mr. Robert Calett Commonwealth
Attorney of Rockbrige county. was at
the Auditors office Yesterday morning.
,rto ,r ... o, N,,.,.,,t ,.
visiting Mrs Turion T1tum. $50. west
Franklin street
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room al tl.. obi D.mf'Iou Uo.nltaI ,e.-
terday.
Rev. o.. u. Williamson. formori, of This
city and now pastor of al Christian
church in Atlanta. had second stroke
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-17
NEMARKABLE TIME
Large Attendance ~ tho Opening Ses.
sion Of the Grand Lodge Last Night

Large Attendance ~ tho Opening Ses,
sion of the Grand Lodge Last Night.
The Grand Lodge knights Of Pythias
of Virginia was called TO order last night
at Lee Camp Hall. 40 o O'Clock. by su-
prone Chancellor Harry Woodmg
Every officer DOB tlc Grand Lodge was
promptly ON hand when the body was
canned 10 order ana opened with prayer
by Grand Ireiatc ~. f. Luhgow
mere was an unusually large number
ol Iast Councillors present many as
representatives,. aud they Were intro
| duccd TO tho Grand Lodge and the decree
or That body duly conferred
me Grand Chancellor announced the
appointment OF the following standing
committees.
Returns and observation-disclosures A.
iia"hlus' W. q. 'aTiugtOu j. IT,
Schmidt William Simpson. and n. poui-
son.
State Of the Ordor-W. 5. Morris T.. NJ
,,,fuinip' W. - Gum. j. a. stout. and
ham. j. p. Caldwell Ed. y. Eubank
d. W. Gordon and ~. Schneider.
Law and Supervision 20. May. -.
d. LOWS. j.. w. DeSylvia. W. j. Points,
and Il. a. Hughes.
Appeals and Gricvaucoe-W VI. pev-
TON. D. w. Eunert r.. IT, Rawles. y. B.
Earco. and j. j. Morgan
b.spens auon- and Charters p. r..
Boyer. q. ID. Pendleton james u. Spencer.
$ IN. Montague and G.. p. Carson
Uniform Rank-D j. Turner. w. A.
Harper j. II. Robinson. vs.. T Mayo,
ana W. d. Holland
Endowment Rank w. r. Garrett
James n. B0wery S. vs.. Burnett. IS. H.
calhoun. and ~. T.. Evans.
Memoirs d. T.. Burns Conrad Gruu-
MGR w. L. Dolly. j. ~. Taukard, and
Il. vs. Wouhorne.
The report of Grand Chancellor Wood
ins was rcad lu inil. d was complete
resume of tho work for abe past nine
months Uhc last annual meeting having
been held ln Dauviilo last Nall and
shows the oroer t0 have stood tro depres-
sion in all other lines remarkably well,
holding its own aud increasing the NUM-
Der of lodges boo tine State.
Keeper Ol Records and Seals Edwards
submitted DIS report. showing thc uunefi-
cal strength of the order and it, imam
cia condition.
The reports were distributed 10 the rcp-
rescntatiYcs and Will bc discussed ln the
meeting to-day and tomorrow.
Damon Lodge. 40. g. of This city. was
invited Go send its team 10 the Grand
Lodge Tonight and 90 confer tuo Third
Rank on DID, candidate. Zine representa-
tive oi 80. e. Mr. u. s.. Hughes. stated
that the team would take pleasure ODD
complying with ilc WISH ui lhr 'i'l
IOdlC. and Tonight at % o'clock tine iuii
cAemp.iiicd Third Work VIII Doe conferred
with ail the accessories. ...
The committee appointed at thc Sitrn-
ton Convention iu l0't. consisting OF
Supreme Representative ID. 4. Ilcuaiu-
SON. OF Richmond Colonel John y. Alex
audrr of LtDsburG. and Grand iNttl'
of Records and Seals vs.. a. Edwards.
of Norfolk submitted 90 new code ci
Jaws for tie government OF inc Hi'ii"
Lodge The paper WAS twice icad anu
made the special order for this morning
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-17
TErSrIfS uELT.
The Rosemary Library May he Moved ia
More Sultabi" Quarter.

The Board OF Trustees OF the Foeemary
Library met yesterday afternoon DO the
Comml nwcalth Club There were present
Mcssrs. r. IT, j.. Myers Nirginius Nc"-
tom. Lewis Gintcr. w. b.. tutshaw,
lN,ndham Meredith. and Roosevelt Pare.
The condition of the library was disc
cusscd. and resolutions were adopted ok
pressing the qualification OF the board 10
the improved condition OF the library. \
letter was read from Mrs. Crump resigns
ing the presidency of the woman AUX
uary. A resolution of thanks was adopt
cd expressing tine board s. appreciation of
the presidents work. and The matter of
mans Auxiliary.
a resolution was adopted looking 90 The
appointment of committee CD confer
with the Lady BOaro OF Managers to SEE
cure the removal of the library 20 better
quarters. and 90 cooperate with ihc slld
Board of MANAGEMENT for the more en-
Cicut management of the library
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-17

EMIORIA. VA. Feb. -SpeciaL-rhc
taking OF deposit. ons in tho Thorp- Epcs
contest was resumed yesterday after a
recess OF a soW days.
The most interesting feature OF the con-
test came NO to-day when John J.. rhorp.
Grcensville's aspi-ont for congressional
honors IN the late campaign was put upon
tho stand.
General Edgar Allan assisted Mr.. Tired
-,av and asked John T.. Thorp large
number OF questions
Mr. Miles Mdrin OF Richmond was
hero 10 assist Mr. Mann on behalf Of
Mr. Epes
JOHN l.. ThOrps answers 10 the ques-
tions prop)undcd 10 him by the lawyers
were very amusing. and elected a great
deal Of laughter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-17

inc 10 the Academy OF Music last evening
coriuu. Boil. d. notorious negro woman.
She was also arraigned on the charge
of nuisance and was fined So, while her
escort WAS assessed g.
Wilson protested that the woman was
am acquaintance OF his. and that he had
the right 10 take her 10 place OF amuse-
mont II be wished Their appearance AZ
the Academy created "a ripple OF mingled
amusement and disgust in The audience
though they were not allowed 10 d.
vert attention very long after their pre-
s.nfc VI. discovered.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-17

LYNCH8URG. VA FEB. le.-speclaL-
Edmund Early. son of J.. n. Early. Of
Roanoke. was struck by train on the
Norfolk and Western railroad 40 Bellevue
late Yesterday afternoon. and died from
his injuries this morning AZ . O'Clock.
Tho how was eleven years Of age. lie
was STAYING with his uncle. L. q. Moor
man. and was attending school AT Belle
yue. He was on his way home from
school when struck bY the train.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-17
NIX. SnEEuAN'S RfTURN.
WeIl-Known Newspaper Wan Who MNs
teriously Disappeared g. Home Again.

IYNCHBURG VA. Feb. lj-Special-
Mr.. john w. sherman. a well-known
newspaper man. who disappeared mystic
r.ously from this city about the middle
of last December. and whose sudden and
frexrlicqblc departure created at the time
81 profound sensation, returned home this
afternoon.
For some weeks past his wife and
friends have been endeavoring 10 ascer-
tain his whereabouts. but it was only . [
,y,ok- that DE was located boz Aiken. ). g..
where it was said Dee was engaged 10 arr
ranging for the production OF some anna
tcur thcatricals.
ON Sunday news was received here tnat
Mr. sherman had moved 20 Orhnsgouik'
= a. and that night his wife took the
train for that point. Upon arrival thcte
.ae was met by Mr. sherman. ana the
two returned To Lynchburg together.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-17
MEcnLENnUsG coUNrr corr.
swollen Streams aud Rad Roads-Neterans
Of Two VIM.

BOYDTON. VA. Feb. l6.-Special-
County Court Is in session and Will con-
tinue FOR several days this week. The
trial OF John ". Basey for the shooting
of Field Hitc. lcoloreO. commenced TO-
dav. There are other cases OF minor I'M
portanco 20 be tried al this term OF the
court.
Several droves OF horses were here yes
terday and they sold low.
\ very heavy rain visited this section
early this morning and the streams are
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-17

At the Mcnamara Meeting Last slight. But
Harmony preNAiltd.

Much 20 the disappointment OF a NUM-
Der Of idle curiosity seekers. eX-Priest
McNamara. who spoke al Corcoran Hail
last night. was not stoned. neither was he
shot. ln fact his lecture ON What Rome
hats done for Women brought out con-
siderable applause from the audience
which was decidedly an ant-Rom.sh gath
Criug.
Captain Thomas. with a squad Of Of
ficcrs was on hand but he soon
discovered that there was no
occasion for his presence. Mrs.
Mcnamara kept the door ana this
afternoon she will speak TO women only.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-17
rnnorGn E1fcrnlc scHrDrLr.
Cars to Run from Newport News 10 ola
Point without Change.


HAMPTON. VA. Fob. li.-Special.-In
short time ears viii be run directly
through from Newport News 20 ola Point
instead Of transforms at the power
house I'm Hamilton. in this case il will
take only about thirty minutes TO run
from Newport News to Old Point.
Now it takes about an hour TO make the
run
Mr. W. 4. james has completed a hand
some new dwelling ia east end and VIII
occupy it shortly.
The large brick store and dwelling he
ing huilt by Mr. Charles Palmer on Queen
street is progressing rapidly and Will
Doe ready for occupancy In early spring.
Mr. Robert Ma.sserburs a. critically i'll
a.. his home on HOPE street.
A midget concert VIII Doe given by the
willing Helpers or tie Baptist church
Friday evening jon the chapel building on
King street The programme VIII con-
slst Of songs. recitations and tableaux.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-17
Scllb, Weight.

The Richmond Livestock Brokers ASS
ISOLATION. at 10 meeting yesterday. decided
that hereafter an sales of hogs made h5
its members should pee by weight only
The almost obsolete practice of selling
hv net Woight-s0 per cent of live weight
has been abolished hy au other largo
hog markets. because 30 l- useless. and
the local association adopts the Same
Prices hundred VIII he adjusted ace
cordinciv
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-17

The Connecting Railroad with Roanoke
Rapids Let TO Contract.

WELDON. y. g.. Feb. l6.-Special.-An
organized band of thieves is AT work here.
Last night two stores and a. freight car
were broken into and robbed. The thieves
made pretty good haul. and no scrap
their identity.
Arrangements have been made fer the
BUILDING OF the railroad from the main
line of the Raleigh and Castor road 10
KcaIoke Rapids. "a distance OF TWO miles.
Contracts have been signed. and work be-
gins by March the lst.
Mrs. Aatt. " Ransom is reported To-
day Co. be- still improving. Minister Ran
som is expected Thursday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-17

SOC
Office of the Nirginia-CarClina
Chcmic1l COMPANY

ITKIDEND NOTICE-THE DlREC-
l. TORS of the NtRGlNlA-cAltD IA
CHEMICAL COMPANY have this day
declared "a DIVIDEND OF PER ttNI'
ON the COMMON STOCK Of said COM
pany. payable on or after Mtrcn ]. ~,
gg lN4l from which date 90 March lst.
inclusive. tho looks of the company VIII
be- closed for transfer Of common stock
fel1-6t
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-17

Anniversary Banquet al Their Hall Last
Night "a Complete Success.

The Sons of Benjamin "a beneficial
order. composed o. a number II pr.m.-
rent dcwn-t town merchants. held their
annual feast al ThCn's N an last night.
largo number Of friends and members
OF the order were pfsscnt, and plea SAINT
tine was had b. eli. Speeches were
mace. and bgnque; "as served by Mr..
rhOn.
Mr.. Alex. Cohen. ex-prcsident OF the
Lodge. presided and made happy little
tpeech, ia which he urgcd all who were
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-17

Tonight Mr.. Mcnamara will address
men only.
The speaker challenged tho entire Cath
Ollie Church 90 debate with him every
night for one month.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-17
Created "A Nuisance.

NORFOLK. VA. Feb. l6-special-J
o. Wilson n white man from Nprt
Carolina. was arraigned i'm the Police
Court yesterday morning on the charge
OF making himself "A nuisance by escort
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-17

Primrose d Vests mnstrels amused f.
large audience 30 the Academy last cfcn-
ing This well-knNSn combination siiI
continues 20 lead iu minsuolsv Their
show is thoroughly up-to-datc and enter
tanning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-17
THE TEXAS FAST TIME.
An dyERAGL KUN or TWELTE AyD
4 HdLF KNOTS ~ HOTR.
From New York To Galve-ton-Said 10 BE
the Fastest Time Ever Made by a Bat
ile-hip-Coai Left in the Bunker-.

GALVESTON. TEN. Feb. I6-The bat
rcship Texas. which arrived this morning.
anchored last night about twenty-five
miles ont. She came up and anchored
of tho bar 40 II O'Clock this morning.
AZ $50 this afternoon she again got
under way. crossed the bar. and. coming
inside, anchored IN Bolivar Roads. near
tho quarantine station. at o'-ock this
evening. She can be plainly seen from
the city and the docks. and every availa-
DIE space was crowded when she came 20
anchor.
REMARKABLE TINE
Her run from New York TO this port
Us SAID 10 be the fastest ever made hy A
naiJeship the average run being j. -
knots an hour from the time she ler
Ncw York until She anchored on the
BAR When She crossed the bar she drew
zi5 feet art or the 500 tons OF coal she
h'd 10 her hunkers when she left New
1ork She has about 800 tons left The
snip IS in hrst-class condition. and "a
",.ng painted and polished up. and her
"ihcDrs declare that she ls as fine snip
as there is iu the navy
THE SILVER SERVICE
To-morrow the public wli Do allowed ~
inspect the ship. The presentation Of the
SILVER service viii take place on The lgth.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-17

Pedestrian 60 footpad)- Money or my
life. is il? / was wondering how j was
Going 10 live through this week. Now
I won't have TO. Very kind Of you.
shoot AWAY Boston Transcript
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-17
rHE G0TrRNOR SArS 80.
Newport New, Authorities Instructed to
>topa Prize Fight.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA, Feb. b.-Spe-
cial-The local authorities here have re-
,afved instructions from Governor o Fer
ran 10 prevent the pulling orr OF the
proposed Block-llarting mill in Warwick
county
lee Curtis "a negro boy was shot in the
shoulder in row Boz "a negro saloon in
Rockets last night James Allen. the
negro who did the shooting IS in jail.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-17
An After Stock Taking House.
Cleaning Sale.

Were il POSSIBLE that every in
tending HoUsE-FURNIsHTNG Buy
ER could get here to-day 10 COM
pare the QUALITY as well as the
PRICE we would sell all the House
Furnishing Goods SOLD on Broad
street. We will surely sell every
ONE who comes, because the VAL
UES are as EXTRAORDINARY as the
prices are LOW.
1Qc for Covered Granite Pals; worth
5c. Tor Granite cake Turner's. worth l5c.
Real Havllond China 56-Piece Tea sets,
elegant decorations. for which this maker
is celebrated. fancy shapes, regular N-
sets. for 500.
Decorated Plate Sets, IS cents,
worth SO cents.
Chahng Dishes handsomely nickel
plated. with separate hot water pan. I'M
proved alcohol stove and antique wrought
iron stand. worth 81, for flss.
Hardwood Folding Sewing
Tables, 50 inches long-measure
on top-wcll inished-can't Coz
be made for the money. ouo
Black Handle Tea or COT IN
fee Stralners.......... w
Best Porcelain Underglaze
Decorated Dinner Sets, complete
to serve for Il persons, c9Q0
per set..................... WV
PAIRING Knife. hardwood handle. steel
blade. Be-.
Imported Inlaid Salt Boxes. worth 25c.'
lJc.
Japanned Foot Tubs. worth 5oc 25c.
Putt Pomade IN liquid form needs no
introduction. o.. can.
81 dozen Gas Globes. new goods. new
etchines. only AL quality. while they
Mottled Enamclled Dish Pans, worth
EXQUISITE Banquet Lamps. entirely now
design. open-work head, entire lamp gold
plated. truly beauty, regular Nalue sl-i
special, s5h.
100 dozen Clear Crystal Wa On
ter Glasses, 8 for .................. W
so dozen Clear Crystal Fruit
Saucers-worth 90 cents per i'm
doZen-6 for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 'oo
Defender" Toilet Paper free from all
injurious chemicals &C.. package.
80 Toilet Sets. decorated ln under-glazed
effects. blue and brown. usually sold Tor
g 80 while they last. Sl.l9.
Beautifully Shaped and Nicely Deco
rated l0-piece Toilet Sets, well worth $780,
for $50.
Genuine Cimotor. Swayed Blade, Coco
hola Handle Double Fancy Bolstered
Finely Polished warranted enc year,
Table Knives and Forks "A regular SID
Jet. this sale six each fine Table knives
and forks for CSC.
The best quality Steel Tin
Capped Bottom Wash Boil Orr
ers. worth CSC, lor.-.-....... ooo
Finest Carlsbad china cups and s1u-
GERS worth SlaN dozen. set OF siA Tor
39c.
Finest Porcelain Tea Sl.98
Sets, worth *, for...~....... v"0o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-18
A TALE OF THE SEA.

Drifting Together" "In a Dongola' ION the
Lagoon" zone Summer Night THE Sailor Boy
said: Wont iou Tonight tell How 1t Hap
pened you were Lost at Sea'?' YES" said the
Old Admiral" SILENCE" when No More Sounds
Troubled the Night" he began; The Truly
Marvellous Tale of tho Voyage TO Vinland,' one
Year Ago. while the Bells In The Belfry OF
Bruges rang "A Farewell The. Fishermen OF
Wexford hois,ed The Old Flag and on The
Rising Tide soon Left Behind The North Beach
Day and Night with A Wet Sheet and a
Flowing Seq we Rocked In the Cradle Of
the Deep Then From Dawn TO Noon A sum-
mer Storm that had Come Ger the Sea- from
'Beyond the Horizon drove US Yet Onward
though, in The Judgment OF the Captain. Straight
=: At Dusk The White Squalr had Gone; the
Sunset al Sea all Red. Gold and Purple Ais
Well THE Fishermen cried. Tomorrow" we shall
see THE Morning Land
" Sometime Near Midnight A Voice from on
Deck cried There's "A Ship on the Sea- 81
ience lay on the Sea. The Night Wind was
Shadows Of The Cloud before The Moon, "A
phantom Ship and Like Dream She Came and
Went . $50
1.-The Flying Dutchman! they said, Alarmed
The omen OF Disaster 'Presage of Wreck Never
More shall we see The Native Land You know
the rest. Charms and Knots did not avert the
wreck Under the Surface OF the Sea The Dead
Rest in Peace / alone managed 10 Drift to an
Island and got Home Again In safety
Boston. Mass. Z. Il. HAKTE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-18

..uero,d- bas .Nonev" But IT'S Well It's No
worse lie VIII leave The Sea- Now K and se feils
i've 9henlndsn Is not that ,I aas Height Oh
We heard from our Friends in America" lately
They snow Bo"nd Las, W rso Iny and a1s
70 spend November with them comes Late. Late.
fave we have promised to a5t onsb 'he am 10
he "Oueen Nab" and "Luci!e the Maid OF
Athens" Douglas personates The Heather
Chinec," ~, 60. - n..,, .
with Me" awhile before starting for ivry IN SeP
TENDER? May you not encounter anything Ike 1 ne
Tempest that caused The Loss Of the Royal
George Something wrong with The Building
OF the Shit The Captain said. .
Many thanks for your gifts. Endymon and
The Excursion" Both are favorites OF mine
AT Last" am talked out. DO write me "A Better
Answer" "Al Here" and Love"
"Auf Wiedersehen."
"Amy Wentworth"
ELEANOR d. MATHEWS.
l2ll Bergen-st., Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-18
pEf. OF IIMANADDY.

Beneath 'crhe Pine Tree by The BROOK
young Peggy" sat at Noon rv
.-rae skies" OF June looked on the Earth"
Twas the time Of The New Moon
.r,,e" ,s "a Dream" "a Vision" drear!
she sighed IN "A Lament. go. ...
WAT ''Wearness" the Time doth of'hsi
on, When" "Will'' day be spehtF
q, ord william" strolling DER '"The Bridge"
.,Tbc Orphan Maid" espied
"A Woman" Ike The Rose, he said.
a .'Iiebe." "Ay!'-my bride!
on listen ITO Friend" no cried.
And take THE Gift" OF love;
my Eg,,e some ''Response.' sweet dove.
NV wife must bake The Pumpkin pie
nd understand Scotch Drink ,r, =.
al, aau Iii THE Calf' and roast THE Goose"
NAnd sweep 1.-THE Fountain" brink
1.-The Summons" answer at The word"
n,nst keen The Fire OF Driftwood' up
With zine oak OF "Iokeby" WOODS
ga Name" 1.-THE Heritage" l bring
And Castle Gordon grand
.oI'ha skeleton IN Armor" y there.
"Tbe Wien" with THE branded Hand"
1.-THE Wind Harp AT the Window" din.
* Reouiem" doth sound
"A DIrgc" upon '"rhe Winds or March
THE Warning" Song breathes round.
Enoughi my Liberty III keepi
Gone is your lordship's chance; .
.'My Love" is young John Barleycorn."
Who leads The fuckers" dance
The Ages" make you 'sevenry-slx.'
Snow Bound" your scanty hair,
"a Fragment Of your precious "Snun
Your "Chcviot" coat doth wear
II must cook, with "NaoDody's" "tIelp."