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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-27

rr.mR IN Sacramento, Nay 20, Jcacpa cssmer. aged
iyr,wcsm-A Nssds Ranch, near PetauDa, JS nas
r popSo., IN, sgee 20 years. na.vs Lms." Ire
lard aud o,g and fsvoraosy known ~ oao"'o 90 one
In SAN Autor 70 Mission Nay az Jaiana Comes de
Gil wife Il lose Maria Gil, aged zs years.
GATElY-ln San Francisco, 90 toe III ND William
rfsn. soU Of John ana Mary Gasey, aged months AMI
Gscs,isss 10 wesvervlle, Fro serick A. Grosheus,
pa.ve Newvlet, France, recently iron isale coanty,
GAsvs In San Francisco, Way o. Sarah Jane iusap.
daushssI Of Phpess Ecredse and JAoe Garvin, aged
months ard IL days.
prxmsxys in Pascervn,e, May 80, Hannah Mary
Hum qhseys, only child Of d. @ and d r Humphreys,
Jo>ns -Ntsr Mssion San Jose, May "a Elizabeth, wife
Of William Jones, aged So years
KANE-lo San Francisco, June 4, Johanna Kaae wife
Krnn-In san Francisco, May 20, Louisa Jane, ouly
daughter OF Mr. aud Mrs. John Keith, aged years,
| months and II days.
Mclx.S-A, stockton, May u.s. infant son Of s. NJ. aud
ucCApp In Sacramento, May %, James Mccadd, aged
| ~ years native Of Ireland
Pnorr At San Jose May 49, Julian Pilot, native Of
| France, aged ~ years
STOW ~Ip SAP Francisco, May %, Marie, daughter Of
W and A. E Stow, aged year, months and IA days
| SEYMOUR lndep~nfenc Fiat, CalGveras county
rhomss s.y mour sged 80 years
| TnoM Los Angeles, Nay 49, Charles Hamilton, IN
fan, son Of Hon Cameron E. and Mrs. 8. II rhom aged
| 2 months and 20 days.
vTnR 10 stockton May 81, Charles Sebastian, son Of
! Sebastian and Luanus Visber, aged years
Wight Near Santa Rosa, May H. OF puerperal mania
Mrs sarah " wife OF Wiz field NJ Wright late Of Mis-
| scrri aged So years.
WCipsRs In Sacramento, May ", l. Woders, agsd ~
| years, bstve Of Germany
WILKINSON In San Francisco, May %, Mr. Charles WI
knson native Of county Tyrone Ireland aged IS years
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-27
NEWS FROM TIE SAND W,CH ISLANDS.

Er Of the Whaling Seasons che Kline as ala
Example or Chsrits -s6e Leg isiasuse Pro-
rogusd-SsuanO Isssis-b he odd Fellows i'm
ate City.
BY way OF San Francisco have from the Sand-
wich Islands, dated at Sonouln on The 7ib OF Nay.
The correspondent Of the Ala Cafovoia that city
gives the annexed summary OF tho pe~s-Snce my last
there has Do,bng OF Startling Interest occurred.
Ths last nor pern bonna whaer viii sail III r. dsy for
he Oobotsk, then ioog monoponOus dull
season" is'eved occasionally by toe arrival OF mail
The Brsb Nelson fifty nine days svom Arequ.ps.
Chile arrived Wednesday, ana sails aotay Cali.
ocpia whittier she ooao1 direct from Jhe, bat rum
npe short OF provisions the csp'sn put AVA for the
Islands. This rather fortunate for twelve VI
his psssengerstso priests ana sisters OF charty
tom San FRANCISCO.
The arrival Of these charitable ladies' is rather oppor
tune community has good deal stirred IN Of
bate on te snhJect Of bopias for the nd geo, sick smong
the Lsiives. The legislature ts iast appro.
re'e0 5000 towards me et'lb'isDmept Of hospital 10
Honolulu, hnc the King yielding the gent requests OF
ns accomplished consot started with sop..
scripnop book 20 and this fund Il was q novel
eight King begging tor bis SUBJECTS out Xaunenameha
dd IL IN tlpely way, aud the result a no,e sub.
sciiprop Foreign residents ppcp4y tbose asked
srbsoribe and they DID 20 hbeTsiy A Hogomans
Always 40 Tor "fgeet chsriy's sake" The Kug's suo-
scripon had amounted TO about SIS 600 The last
OF { and This m Honolulu alone.
TIE Ia sisture a6j1nrped last Wednesday, or rather
~ts rr0csueo having been III session altogether five
nophs at cost 10 the uegsney o; $40 G0a pretty
round sun for n Email goveipm Mt ike this Tue .sti.
nated revenue Tor the t~o yesrs, ts5s-lsb9 SONG
sbGeOC6 hA appropriation bill for tb0ss years last
passed by the legislature only exceeds the estimates
ABOUT stO0 fbie is great Improvement some pre-
vious bills, which The estimates by QUE and Two
hundred thousand dollars TIE Legislature has also.
bcsdes eeverai less important bils au entire new
civil code embraciog the laws app sbs to the different
department OF government. Many new AMI useful
snanses nave been made, and many old exTescences
The guanc traffic IL the int resting TO DC lost now
~yoie you IN my last that the Phon'x Iespd Company
we're enburkrg vigorously III the business. Since .aen
the schooner Manu- hawai- which left here on the 9Th
nt returned on the Les inst but without having reached
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-27

sen SEQ men from Guay sqa 10 Cuencs meet General
'nI'an, vhe. With considerable NUMBER OF Q nen g.s
Fied u SAC the provisional government Of Quito ha
iehigoeo slo tne people have submitted TO Robles nut
'fis y doubted No yell Informed quarters roe eoqera.
nent OF Peru s said To favor the revolution against
Robes, ~ can make better the reyclutonsa
than with Lin.
The blockade Of Quay squi strictly enforced nv
The Peruvian 0set than ever and small vessels VIII "a
sent ny the river 10 cot OF the supplies the city
BOLIVIA.
Tie dates are 10 the middle Ut Nay.
Piesideot Lirarez was ABOUT couvokDg special Cou.
gfeas al Sucre for the poTpose ressOng the doaoF
poser with which be han been invested the berty OF
bad established; certain franchises
granted 10 The INNING districts %, CorecOrc tho ladies' OF
La PBz organizing charitable society for the relief
ILGJ0, Eve feel the belle fceDt influence OF Civizsaioas
nor possible 70 thai Bovs advances not only 0
institutions, pu III IDEAS aod feelings"
HONDURAS.
There is no news ffom Honduras
OUR PANAMA CORRESPONDENCE
PANAMA, June 10, 1852
Fatal Fight in Punto ArsnnsA G. y,eroI Kllsd by rs
Am0fccn Ge,eal Lamar Gyina c, Ponlma.
A quarrel took place at Brxs Hotel, in Punua
Arenas iew days Columbus lef resulting IN
The Death Of Eow&in Wch German, At the hands OF al
American named Edward A. Conway, OF San Francisco
who cane from thence passenger in the bark J. x.
into which Ccnwsps room opened, and tho Int ter toog
offence al being shut from nv the closing OF the
main door Some Britisb officers OF the Vixen pre-.
sent in another but adjoining VINO took part 10 tue
drew his pistol the result The death OF Witch 10
anout three hours CONWAY Is IN prison. but Gen. Lamar
will ntercede hts behalf II is not believed no u-
tended to commit murder.
Gen Lamar, who arrived a. San Jose in the Columbus,
from Reaieo, has gone San Iose will leave for
Panama Oh tie next trip OF the steamer 10 July.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-27
NEWS FROM NEW GRANADA.
No Reports from the Cspital-The Isthmus
ard State cr Panama Quiet DesGns OF Navy
OHicsrs--aAovements Of UniSse states War
Ships, Sc.
OUR PANAMA CORRESPONDENCE.


OUR PANAMA coRREsror DRNcE.
PANAMA. June Is, 1859.
We have had no mail from Bogota the past fortnight,
consequently dates later those for sarded
you by last steamer.
Panama is quiet SIS also the interior Of the State. Ia
the neghborDg State Of Caucs, Gen. Mosquera, a.oly
elected Governor, has called sessop Of the Legislature
To take action the late electoral passed 8ogo:e,
AND which virtually dsfrancnses all those opposed toe
Ospns administration. II is lot supposed Moeqdera Will
counsel armed resistance 10 the law, part Of she
demsg ogue BIN better than tnat of the war
struggle they Know o.quers well to trust I'm 9Th
any other save secopasry rostcn and he Is always
vain CROUCH to aspire to the first.
The steamships here advertising 10 take sieerag5
passengers SO, which enables most Of the tOfesD
bapseson about town to get away II 10 great pity
cargo OF the wbity brown exDles could net got
OF 10 the same manner.
Lieut.. Lambert, OF the United States sloopof Cyane,
died at Reaejo on the 9th;
Assistant Surgeon B,aGKet, r. N Of Fl B. N ehip Gas
vnpnah, was drowned the % June, q, Puna Arspas
wbie attempting 10 get on board his vessel small
carOe The body had not bee recover oil Oh the Sd
The United States sioops of Vsnoaha ana 81 Mays
are still ct Panama The first is expected go home
around the Horn
The fsRstip Merrnac and ship Saranlc are at o.lao.
the first caulEDR The CysDe kealej, the 39h
Nay but would take cruise the coast, returning
Reaejo June 90.
The Roanoke fagsnp Of the Home squadron, II is ev
pecteo vii go To New York 10 sepsir break
Amos. worthless machinery. The st. Louis arrived NJ
Aspnwali on the 10Th.
The jamestown il at Ssn Juan del Norte.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-27
Brooklyn City New .

TIE CASE FANNY DEAyB HAIsgY BsrtwE THE CIR ANT,
JuRY-Tne case o: the late Fanny Dsane Hs,sey WAC
brought before the Grand Jury the Cout Of Over and
Termlner last week The matter had previously been
fully investigated by the District Attorney Who made
every exeron but without success tho name
of the gentleman ~bo it was reported had sean the de-
cehsed ct tins foot VI Pacific the day Of her
appearance aDd escorted her " the New York si5s bv
way o. the South ferry. and then lost sight her hs
vas looking for stage W seDd nonis He also aues-
tcne" 'he conductor OF the Hamilton avenue and Green.
wood car, "ho II wss stated at the time, had seen
woman answering the description Of deceased OF his car:
bnt The conoucor unable to describe her
OF even the drees The woman be saw had on.
Nj Henry s. We'les who're name hes heretofore ap-
resreo IN connection with iris affair eyamret By the
foreman ri the Grand Jury auo STATED under OATH that
we 'ast tue ne saw deceased the 18Th Of May,
Soen she came to his Office ia Fulton street the
Cty Aal she remain eo there but abort time, and he
eaianted her 10 the aud
saw rofbng ot her after that The molber Of Mrs.
abo others OF the tcquaipances Of deceased were
a'zo AZ the Office of tbe Dsrc, Atorpey having no.
bng 70 state upon which just OF aDy
conIo be preccaed they not examined before the
Grand Jury, which BODY deo,ded that there was NOT
enough IN the case to investigator before
them. The whole matter therefore dismissed II
VIA be 'ecoieced that Irs bosey miEsed lst
OF June
ACCIDENTALLY POISONED Coroner Smell held 40 inquest
yesterday al No 10 Prince street upon 6ody o. obid
rsned Catherine Pratt, aged fve years. who died fyon
the effects Of sudannm taken accidentally the previous
afternoon L. appears nat the ianirD0yher of the child
Is tho habit Of taking isudsnum Tor some nervous dig
order ono the deceased bsvDe by GOT hold
of tic bottle, driok enough 20 cause death within six
bous verdict IN accordance vas rendered.
THr Frx In WILLIAM SrREM The loss by the destruo-
ton OF the cotton batting nlarpscory William street,
On Friday evening, was about $50 po0--the whole cs
'ahlsomeot wta con,ents being valued ut $4,000 The
following are the psurances mach merry :iondon and
Liverpool, IS eco: Metropolitan 81 500 s. Nichens 81 500
Humnoldt, s, $50; Hamilton, s2oou, North Western,
$500. On stock-London and liverpool $500; Jersey
City. 50 500; Commonwealth, Pa. ST. 900 On building
London ard Liverpool, 81, 500 The building owned
By Alexander Hamilton j..
cmuEr--The Kings County and Essex Club Of Newark.
play q match AT Bedford l.. l., on Tuesday, the 2Sth
inst This 10 hrst match the season for Kings
Conuty Last year 'hsy all their matohes fn,ne Ia
number) closing their seccc ssul With tae New
Yo!k Club rte Estx vory strong, rumbovlng
among then the uet rayers OF Newark good display
scientific ciiGsepg expected. Tickos pitched At 10
CLOCK
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-27

The Boundary Between Guatemala and Hgi'
tisb Ao"durss--A British Treaty with HON.
cura WAR Threatened Between sa" ssas'
vados ard GuaseInsIA--rho Legissasare Of
Costa Nics Opened-Synopeis III the pr-si-
dents MessAge-Hss Opinion " FAia0ustsrs--
AheiO-Irifn Progress, Sc.
The steamship Columbus arrived At Panama the 9th
o. Jure from San Jose dc Guatemala ami intermedae
ports OF Central America bringing oumber OF pssseo
gers and good fre,Rht st.
She had newspapers dated folioss:--Gacea Dr. Qua
kmota, May % Gacetl dsI S,lulor Nay s6 III Csn,ro
Americana (GraDsda, Nicaragus), May ~; Co.ica ID
Costa Rca, May 28.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-27
ARRIVAL OF TIE NOSEs yAyaDh
THE QUICKEST PASSAGE VIA pADaMa,
Nearly Thrte Millions Of Dollars in Treasure on
scard Tor the ialsd Stotss aud England
Jews from Califaz'nia, Oregon, Washing
ton, Central and South America,
the Sandwich Islands
Revolution in Ecuador Nlppsd
in the Bud.
.,s,,.,,-u~>>~~--~~~--~>~
Threatened War Betw cen san Sal'adSr
and Guatemala.
----~--~~---->~---~~-~-
TEN DAYS LATER MAILS.
End Of the Wnaltng Season IN the
Pacific.
->~~-~-~-~~~~->~~~~-~~-
CUR GREYT0wE CORRESPONDENCE
Revolution in Ecuador Nippsd
in the Bud.
Threatened War Betw cen san Sal'adss
and Guatemala.
TEN DAYS LATER MAILS.
End Of the yhaisng Season in the
Pacific.
CUR GRHYT0wE CORRESPONDENCE,

rte nisils, treasure md passengers rom Ohorhis'
vsoh reached tors CRY Moses FAVOR yesterday,
M san apcsco tho Golden Age on the dih ins', snd
arrived a, Panama the morning of the lstn
fne INIT Il States mail steamship Nlses Taylor Juo.
xosc.su commander, left As9inwa June 10 at O;3o A
NJ Win tho mails treasure and passengers which left
Sn Frsucsco the 9th, and arrived 1t her wna't yes
to-day (suudsy) at noontaus miSns the trip from $50
Frame see TO New YorA after deducHng three hours of
sseuce IN time the extraordinary sho.t space OF 10
ssys end ~ bours the aorest time ever acaavea via
Panama
The Pacific mail steamship COLLEEN Ace, Conmsnisr
Watkins arrived a, Panama the morning OF the 1879,
VITO 1913 passengers snd specie, az follows
From slu Francisco for Nee York ...... So, o33 SIS
1. England ............ $50 sie
4v,r from Acapulco for Eng aad. .,........ 27S oos
Sod Iram san Ffanc.sco for Panama ...... 1920
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EXCESS IN favor OF last year SlT $50 OIL
Az tDe present writing gold bars are quite dull, owing
N the scarcity money At $50 par. As the New Yorg
MARKET al the cate of last aivices quite favorable 10
making remltnces from this sldo at low figure no
cJubt considerable would be done 10 bas for pr.
eteamef were easy to realize good securities We
hsvc teard o' efforts making 10 dispose Of State bonds for
aueh purpose, but without succeos.
Tkexioan dollars poninaty flru; but there is mol.
much dong, 10 liz understood that the balance band
(ibopt $50 0s0) is held a. 10 per cent prem Late
ses at per cent About $40 900 Al, ha7o been sold
al figures varying from IN 70 per cent The sgeeo
etRkes, which cleared for Hong Hong on tie ls. lst
TOOK f4ll $685. mostly on Mexican account.
Sight exchange oB New York Is 2T per cent Little or
nothing dong ia time bills, and rates uDsetted
srocs The stock market during the last fortnight has
been quite sotivo. steam Navigation Company shares
advanced per cent owing to the oppostion withdrawing
from the sacramento route, and may expect further
ADVANCE within thirty days, as diyaends viii probably DO
forthcoming by July.
The ste decEion II tho Supreme Court In favor Of
ner city bends per ceots q 1853, has released
500 eco thai ves erjoned IN the lands Of the Fund Com
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-27

We are Indebted to Purser 5alsy Of the M1sas Taylor,
Wells, Fargo Co, and Mr. Henry Willard, for hes Of
papers promptly delivered
She siesmshp Washington, Captain Welsh, arrived at
Panama tne Ian inst thirteen days from Vaparai
SO, sDo sailed next DAY for San Francisco.
The United States steam frisaie Roanoke Flag Of:er
GcCluDey, tnd soop Of St. Louis at Asn wall.
All well
The United States soops Of var ysndilia and St Marys
we've Al PerAms.
ideuteosut Lambert, [. y, died On board the Cyane
al Point Ycaco. the 2Tth ut
% toe Ism neaat, a, ?. NJ Thomls Jackson se ,ond
t,srsrd OF toe siesp Golden AGE, jun ed overheard
IN 81 OF insanity, aud we drowned.
III United States ruai steamship Canada, C4piaia
gsury Ist AspoWai time tue Noses Taylor for
ter York via Key Vest
ne United states steam fisats Herrnac sailed from
Pol,s fof Ca'iao the lItn nit.
The Usted States sioop Of Cyane, Log
scec, was o. Eealejo toe 3leL Ut
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-27

pitoncgF and cobs dorspe amounts have caAogod haats
~ our Quotations.
In Other stocks not mach ds,rg, AMI tho present high
ratcs for money check operations materially
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-27
ARRIVAL OF TIE MOSES yAy.oa

THE QUICKEST PASSAGE VIA pAHaMa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-27

Nearly Thre Millions Of Dollars in Treasure on
soard Tor the ialsd States aud England
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-02-10
A Coed .sGhc.

Every body remembers M'Donald Clarke,
who was so well known in New York, few
years since, as the MAD Poet" During
the past years of his life, Clarke was made
free at the Astor House table. and often
times this Grant man of genius could be
seen accepting its hosptaIties when other
doors were closed on his fallen fortunes.--
Every one knew Clarke by sight and one
day, while quietly taking his dinner, two
Southerners, seating themselves opposite,
commenced conversation intended for the
ears Of Clarke. One said
"Well have now been in New York
two months, and have seen all wish to see
with one exception"
"Ah !" said the other, "what is that 7"
"M'Donald Clarke, the great poet" res,
ponded No. l. with strong emphasis.
Clarke raised his eyes slowly from hi:
plate, and seeing that the attention of the
table was on him, stood up, placing his hand
over his heart, and bowing with great gravi.
ty to the Southerners, said :
81 am MDonald Clarke, the great poet
The Souiherner started in mock surprise
gazed at him in silence for few moments
and then, amids! an audible litter of thu
company, drew from his pocket quarter
dollar, and laying it before Clarke still look
ed at him without smile. c.. raised th
quarter in silence and dignity, bestowed
in his pocket, drew thence O shilling, whcI
he deposited before the Southerner wit
these words
"ChiIdren, half price"
The litter changed to a roar, and tn
Southerner were missing instanter.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-02-10
Sflistellaueous,
Scenes Of Oar BOyhOOd.

What mus. have been the feelings OF Ma
poleon when, after battle with the Allies
in 1914, he found himself under the very tree
/, BricsSps- " here he had read Jerusalem De-
lirered IN iiss youth! lie would, no doubt
have exchanged all the splendors OF his tur.
bid existence to recall those times again.
How delighted was Johnson on visiting. just
before the close Of his existence, the same
willow.tree at Lilchfeld which he had known
in his boy yhood Waller, in his old Oge,
bouaht a email house and little land at Col.
cshill, that he might return 10 the place of
llis early recolIections, abd "die like stag
where he had housed" How many similar
instances might be quoted of attachment to
the times Of youth We revert to them in
tho last period Of existence, as If we would
fainsrun our course Of years over again !;
spd yet this is really the case with very few
ofaus. We love them, perhaps, because the
innocence and ar,leasness of youth gives US,
upon rejecting. more satisfaction than the
artiiice and selfshness Of intervening years.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-02-10
Legal Intelligence.

A countryman walked into the Office of
Lawyer Barnes, one day, ard began his Up.
pIicaiion:
"BYrnes, have come to get your advice
in n case that is giving me some trouble"
"Wel, what is the matter 7"
"Suppose, now" said the client, "that a
man had one spring of water on his land,
and his neighbor living below him should
build dan across q creek running through
both their farms, and it was to back the wa.
ter up into the other mans spring, what
ought to be done 7"
"Sue him, sir, sue him by oil meOns," said
the lawyer, who always became excited in
proportion to the uggravation OF his clients
"You can recover heavy damages, sir, ant
the law will make him pay we'll for it. JUS
give me the case, and I'll bring the money
from him and if he hasn't great deal o
property, it will break him up, sir"
"But stop, Bornes," cried the terrified ap
plicant for legal advice, "it's that built ,ht
dam, and it's Reighbor Jones that owns tht
spring, and he has threatened to sue me-"
The keen lawyer hesitated mement be
fore he tackled his ship, and kept on.
"Ah! Well, sir, you say you built dan
across that creek. What sort of dam wa
that, sir y
"It was mill.dam."
"A milldam for grinding grain, was 1t 2
"Yes, it was just that"
Sand it is q good neighborhood mill, i
it," .....r. ....
$50 it is, sir, und you may we'll say So"
"And all your neighbors bring their grail
to be ground, do they!
"Yes, sir, all but JONES'"
"Then it is a great public convenience, i
it not I"
ITO be sure it is. would not hav
built it but for that. 1t is SO far 10 any othe
mil, sir" 20.
Sand now" said the old lawyer, "you tel
me that man, Jones, is complaining just be
cause the water from your dam happens t
put back into his little spring, and he i
threatening to sue you. Well, all have t
say is, let him sue. and he'll rue the day,
sure as my name is Barnes"
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-02-10
The Last Metropolitan Folly.

The New York correspondent of the
Buffalo Commercial Advertiser writes:
One OF the newest, and, it may be said
most peculiar institution OF "fost". life in
New York, is the recently established
Byron Club, which meets at one Of the most
aristocratic of our uptown hotels, on Friday
night, to celebrate the birth day of the au-
thor Of Don Juan. have said this Byron
Club was peculiar institution, and SO it is.
1t members are made up mostly Of young
men, sons of rich parents, who supply them
pIenteously with the means of dissipation,
and the means, you may be sure, are not
allowed to rust. Lord Byron drank bad gin
and curled his hair, SO do the Club. Byron
was addicted TO Deism, go are they. He
woEe spreading shit collars, was prone to
profanity and strange women, and SO ia ev.
cry case are they. In short, the "Byron
Club" initiates all the bad qualities OF that
"noble lord" without endeavoring to COPY
his good ones. Some Of them write poetry,
it is true, but such poetry 1t would make
his lordship's bones rattle in his coftin to
read it. Others occasionally dabbIe in liter.
ature to the extent of contribution of n
fooIish love.story TO O Sunday paper, while
all of them may be seen occasionally on fine
days, playing the part of "lady killers" on
the sunny side Of Broadway, or ogling the
"de.uh kweetchaws" in Union Park; during
the opera season, you, can always distinguish
them by the extra enthusiasm they evince
in "Fop's alley" for the prevailing prima
donna, whoever she may be, an enthusiasm
which ordinarily finds vent in exclamations
OF "brava - "brava - clipping of hands
embedded in lrrcproach1ble kid, and furi-
ously rapping OF god-headed canes. The
byron Club" are looked upon, for the most
part, as just SO many boarding school misses
in Notwithstanding the "bad gin"-young
men OF more brass than brains. aud the Goa.
senting victims OF misdirectcd ambition, per.
sonal vanity and professional prolgacy.