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,he time q spch sa BY the company owners. OF conssoee
nnn vho.a railIosd hpe, chip steamboat or steam mp
.eh ,,si "A or Instrument parpots 10 have been so
T ar. fr provides that no poison snai make issue o.
,isr vas made BY the company otbe line Tor which pofs
20 he GOOD or pnfortug ene any persons 70 any MODE q
ar any route other than the one pstsnsa
r nnn apy fictitious railroad steamboat o. I'M
H. nt divided for violating my OF these
To- In The State Prison not less than ono
ceeding years. .,u. 20 !. conspirscy AZ
law sba sell or attempt TO sell any TICKET, eslns
Written OF printed for any passage on rsnosa VI IN hs
I'LL npon eopyction be punished with All
c,s, pfison NOT LESS thsn exceeding h.s
a., for the purpose oil selling passenger TIC W 49,
ian Of ,he provisions Of the Act shall Dc
@ "a he nerson keeping such ONCE may De "a
Jal six months And the Magistrates may VIZ
~ - 80 connected With sach Office TO ralt .ue
81 ~. Gnn5 Jury made the duty oil tine supeiI9an
~. Police make out monthly ePoS
oscos ,i,h lanes Of prapneors, and trtnsn' VIC
9s ~ oSNsv ork II made the duty OF the Distct
IioTrs 70 five ali complaints in violation Of ms sc. e ~
ana for The Judges Of the Court Of General pa
nh, Cours Of Over and Termner In the Co9ntes 49,
Albany ard New York call the attention OF oisnu
the provisions Of this act. - NJ &c
Mr. JELLIsGHAUs said that the tlcKets~i ILL nae o.
New York had raised between $50 900 and lor
the purpose of def, atng the act lie had hearu no
many OF lhem and they said that II the ACT WA P''0u
their occupation would be gone.
Mr. CURTIS remarked that by one OF the provision
of the act Castle Garden might be indicted az Ies
anee but he thought that could be remedieo. hlCer
some desutory debate the subject referred 10 the
President and Counsel of the Board, with power 10
sanction if they proper the provisions OF the act
The Board then adjourned.
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COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION.

This Board met yesterday afternoon at Castle Earden
Mr. Verpanck in the chair and all the members present
except Mr. Ca1riean and Mr.. Purdy. From the week
" statement it appears that the number Of emgrants
arrived 70 the 25th inst ,524 To the same date
hast wear 2O37 Number Of inmates IN the institution
on Waros Island, ~. Oyerdraft to the Let lnst.'
ali 653 l6 Aggregate receipts, including ~, 900 oor
rowed ON bond aud mortgage from the hutu1 Lie In
snrance Co TO 25th inst, $53,O1l 40. disbursements
and current expenses, e., lis 81. Balance In bank,
M, Lowe presented an act entitled, IAN act 70 pre-.
vent ands in the sale Of tickets upon railroads and
s,samsbins passed April Is, 1851" which mad been
introduced before the Legislature and suggested that
The Roard might with proprety indorse II. The act
W. n,epareo oy the Board OF Deputies OF Benevolent
Socirtiet of which Mr.. Jelnghauz Is President. The
CT provides that,
No r.op other than agents regularly and duy appointed oy
~ owning railroads. ship OF line OF shps, steamboat
- n ~ s,.amboats steamship, or line OF steamships snAl
ii, ar offer u sell way dispose o. 70 any VI
st ticket, instrument ethsr "IlIten OF
isJ q, n.rtl, written printed, or poh emitting OF ,ur-
poa 20 ente absolutely or upon oeng oI
H. hsnrennk condition or contingency any PeIson OF
10 AN passage right oil passage conVeyhnc OF ilKht
N upon any railroad ship steamboat OF steamship
Command ar line upon chip steainooe OF Neausp
ss ps, 10 sueh company line upon any steamboat OF
st.amshp wbatsoevs nom any port or Pae "sos"i OF
receive money OF NaaAoo nis ..
alton for such passage convey aes or i"i INC
sueb ticket or iustru and no sucn ueAe o
sha BE- ,old offered for sale OF any ' tbs,saf e.
received 10 whole or In part for this procurement
cen, by such AGENT regular odice nor untli ne h
auhoEd to sell the according 10 the Pfoslslo " ~
preceding section; for sum naeetaht INC p'o
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Aem9lprk DAILY 0ribm,4e.
FIRES.

yfRE IA wEsI sIxTEESTH sTREET-FoUk Hohshs
BURNED.
Aho.t 6 o'clock on "Wednesday morning IRE
l,rI.hs ont in the stable No. &35 West slXteents
sayeet owned by Ormsby q Son, and occupied
nv George Cropsev The flames spread rapidly, al
si4mps on the part Of the remen TO exngus ta aen
D,oving uuayailng. -Four horses valued 81 Si,VoO
he property of Mr. Cropsey, persisted In the naues
ali Efforts TO save one more Of them BENG
fnI Ioss of Hessrs. Ormsby & Son about Sd,VVVi A'
Insurance The origin Of the fire Is unkno"h
FIRE IN SIXTH AVENUE
Al I2l o'clock on Wednesday morning IRE OrV o1
ant m the fancy store Of Stuart s. Walker, NO @l4
Sixth avenue and before the flames could DC eAI i
sushed, damage to the amount OF $l,ooV "S7 'u''''
cd. Insured.
FIRE BROOKLYN.
About noon Yesterday fire broke out ID 'he Cncul
cal fsctory of Henry Jackson the corner OF Grano
and De Kab avenues which originated III conse9 uence
of tbe explosion of d still containing spirits OF ammonia
me contents of the still were scattered ABOUT the
,r~uOises Getting fire to everything comousuoe tnse
Rf~es within reach. The wOrkmen escaped IN safety
Tbe aames spread to the adjoining structure, Whoh
xss LAO occupied az q chemical factory, by henry
C-st Roth buildings were destroyed. The loss sus-
ss;nsd bv Mr.. jackson is about S6,O0O, upon Tneu
theye IL no insurance the policy having eXPiTeo tne
Ssy rrev;ous The damage sustained py mr. CIal' !"
sbSut az 600 insured for Ell 900 IN the Hamilton 70
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Advertisement.


The Nesc-Orieans Delta OF the 18th, brings Us the
decision Of Judge McCseb Of the United states Court there IN
favor the patent Of Horace d. Dsy M D nae
Co by consent, made test case Hence an injunction
in all the sa; sss saod
evely description which contain yulssnsd nas a99 SS
having first obtained a license from Mr.. Day.
Horace d. bay, ct al, agt. l.. W. Lyons, eta- . :,
Since s decision ss GOa On Monday last
attenyey considered the srgu%ent. oGh G @
pde the pressure constant ensssements In Court during the
Sy Il has been impossible for TO draw up written opnion
in Ebe eonsrOyersy and shall therefore myself with
brief OF the result of my examination OF tine s1e ana
have at lem ID discussed the subject in ali It's bearings
More than this i is quite oI I me 70
Injunction 70 the defendants from infringing the patent
any SHRED corrugated elastic goods
Of every description containing rubber sec9rdns to
he sb Of June 1874 reaed amended specification Of
December u.s. lS49 and extended or sssn nsnJ s.
the right TO this patent IN the ana sale Of
soScT Sl son. Of the compisinan bid setting their
til, 10 the rights claimed under the patent their long posses
the OF rights by the defendants afford: ssch
Jae evidence at least such proof . WAL 20
sntns an in;erlocatory Injunction The Court with the sv
aenee which has been addaced support Of me patent
the coupanan justly compel them 70 wat Tor the
protection which injunction would give tnemi un.n
ina En, IL cannot pass unnoticed the
n u and regular has been had n the and District
nd tb. the judge OF District has In cesi and explicit
s sp.,ained the right of complsinsn In
similar TO the one under confederation To counter
act the whHn Court Is ne counsel for the .st
up opinion of Judge inser'0 Of the Southern Die
1.-THE difference between the two cases consist. IN tne sct
that in the former there wa u ano S pn ..s
merits of and II the atte mere was al aPPnc
ton for a preliminary injunction merely.
In the former. the Court ordered hnsi luaSen m.As
the Injunction perpetual but we se Asuieo ns'
pcaons been mace In other districts IS lor instance IN
South Carolina Ohio and Illinois and the uneuons nave uni
formly been srehteo. L---.. 49,, 7 h.,a x..a ,,h
care the opinion Of Judge lngeso and vale my mind mas been
tI with the care and ability he has displayed In the nves
CATION merits of the controversy have bean more eosen
" influenced by what humby consider the more practical and
sy Jadge Giles Of the various deeds
Containing the grants upon hch the
r-ly in the assertion Of their rights. . $500,
~ a or more importsnt for the security titles than that
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REnARKABLE FIsALE TO THE ChlCA% v,.2'I..,.
CssI-KATTKoLz Russ AWAY WITH Mas. NILLIAh !:
Our readers are already familiar witn the
,.n epr1oed aud outraged husband, named Williams a
Young German, attempted 10 ayenge himself a "a a
Sckles by shooting Kaufkolz The latter received d
severe wound ana but for the brave oeiehse lauG
his dog would have been killed. Williams hauo q
srae6t rush 70 the Jail aud demanded 70 be commleu
ssvino II was d" Sickes case He evidently believed
and opeply expressed hi wish that Ka1fkoh ~oHlu
die The latter, however, didn't die but on u Ine
contrary oue the reverse" for he sent for Mrs WI
Esn,s and while the husband was cooling hls rage III
nail and waiting for death 70 avcDge bis wTongs Maui
Eoz was enjoying lhe society and Attendance OF the
fra and icke dame, under which treatment nc teGovi
ercd Boz ast that on Thursday the guilty couple PACK
On their traps with everything Of Williamss that they
~ '''' fChicago Press Jan 81
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-HERALD-HELPER, AGAIN.
To The Editor Of The N Y. Tribune.

SIR: As long ago AS the Both of November, ad-
dressed to the EDITOR of The Herald note, showing
in one respect at least how undeserved and reckless
have been his disparagng criticisms Of my "lmPend-
ing Crisis of the South "-supposng that he would DO
me the justice to lay before his readers the whole or
at least part, OF my communication but, 50 lar from
doing 20, he again. to-day, willfully rePuolshes his
Misrepresentation, and l. therefore, herewith send
you copy OF my article which he refused to publish
trusting that you will be kind enough to give it an
early insertion in TnE TRIBUNE. H.R.
JanpafD D. ldtO.
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MARRIED.

CRANF-BENsON-At Hoboken, ~ j. Jan. "a 1907, oy ne
Rev W. H. Bsbb Il. Franz Crane Of New-f ORR formerly
ofBatimore Md to Fanny Benson Of the former Place
Youngest dau the late Jas Benson, esq oil
FIORENCE-wARD-At Trinity Chapel, by the Rev W
Bigbee J. Walter Florence to nsz daughter OF ~ W. u
sCOFIELD-BOSwE Lat Brooklyn z d. al The reside nee
Of the brides sher Tuesday, the 2ith lust y the ss
Din and Burroughs of New Bruins lcz
N j. Anna, daughter of the Hon d. c. Boswell, 10 VIM
Rodney Scoheld, esq, both Of Brooklyn
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cOURr OF OYER AND TERMINER-JE. %.-Bsfore
Justice lEGRAHAN.
THE CROWNS CORNER HOMICIDE.
The People, &C., agt. VIM. Jones'

The People &C., sgt. VIM Jones.
This case was summed up To-day IN the presence OF
ler,s npnber Of spectators Messs Townsend Tinsiey,
for the accused made eloquent appeals to the Jury N
behaf OF their client Mr. Waterbury and his assistant
in b.h. of the people The Judge in charging the Jury re-
10 the fact that in particulars the evidence against
the prisoner weak the duty OF the Jury 10 deter
nns 6Tst whether murder had been committed, and Il
whether The prisoner the person who committed the crime
The deens. had commended that she deceased fell down
II inc duty OF the Jury weigh all the circumstances and
the evidence carefully and return verdict sccordy hsy
had doubt the prisoner entitled TO the dement, oil H.
Hhe lurY retired al q O'clock.
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couRr CALFNpAR-THls DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-CRCUIT.-Part L-Oyer and
Terminsr Part lNos 96s 528 54 54i $50, Sz 1873 eT6,
l5S $50 $50, 362, $685. $40, 512, 4s4, $50 400, 2s0
Supreme CoURT-SPECIAL TERA.-Nos. 81, los,
l6e ILL., la ia 49, no. 49, TO- 1875 1885, 49, 3d. 20 o. 49, ILL.,
SUPERIOR CouRr.-Adourned for the Term.
BRooKLYs CITY COURT.-Nos. 81 rs, "A, 10, 70, 10,
n. 81. 81 10 10
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.

SUPREME COURT-CHAsBEns-JAN. Io- Before Justice
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Chamnion aot Blossom ct al Case settled.
Before Justice LEssARD.
Thomas Scott agt Nicholas H. Deeker.-oroer OF
vacated STIMULATING to bring no action for
false imprisonment
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS oFFICE-JAs. 2S-
Before Commissioner GEORGE r. BETTE
TuF RECkET POST.OFFICE ROBBERY.

Henry Williams was partially examines to-uay "
the char. nom letter addressed 20 T.
A. iIsms containing promirsory note for % lU upon
HIGH Il alleged he sub equedy obtained the money Inc
details have already been published Ihe defend
ants covns. express their ability an dIo IN the st
a., tLo ccused has not been PoUce in four yesra
be will be resumed on ThuT.day morning James
y Dwight for the Government Judge Maynard Tor the de-
a.uda
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To ne Editor Of The A. y. Herald
SIR: Processing toward all your readers spirit of
truth and Justice, you have frequently rendered 10 such
of them as may feel aegreved at any iuto which
you may have inadvertently fallen, the use OF your
columns Tor correction. Having, ar conceive-as l
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UTANTED-By a neat, tidy Girl, Situation as
w GENERAL SERVANT Or fLAlS G0o 1t N tn spI
s.uSlv vases al Also Girl OF 49, TO DO CiAMBEhWO
nd WAITING or mind BABY and wait on Lady th ;
osra. vyases TO sc; lived in gentleman family III
Ireland Call az No ZIG East z5dst
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legal Notices.

TKPURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate Of
,se Gessy Of ,s'Cs hsTssy gwen ~ PsSsO.,
deceased 70 present the with yopehers theroof
Bsosawsy IN the City Of HewY orb before the tweuts
day Of April aexpsted kewY the lsth Day Of OcebeI
In PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate of
be City and County Of New S5 p9s'Os il SsTsSX sven 20
al hsVing claims srsns, eEoRGE W SER late o.
with vouchers thereof TO 'ee sn4seOe - '9S ONE y ~
Yoi on o. boTs the M ssI Of Spr fss6-Dsted
seps 81, 1883. BENJAMIN @: WELLS,
- iawenoThs Administrator with the viii annexed
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate of
e County Of NewYork Notice IS hereby given TO all par
ssns having claims Ss. GAELEs TMMsG he s ss 81 iss
sSssrs ,ss,eS to the .1SeIOs at the Sce q 81
before the seventeenth day Of June ne1-Da'ed New-YO
aI sis CHARLES THwING, Administrator
NOTICE to CREDITORS.-Not of appl-
PursBaA provisions Of the third article Of inc bn chapter
81 the first title Of the second part Of the Revised Statutes
homas C. Gilman OF the city Of Rochester in the county Of
MenIOe nsoven debtor notice first Published January H.
CREDITOR 10 appear before the Hon John c. ChumsseO
County Judge Monroe County at his camSer IN the C
u e O'Clock In the icr noon any they have
why assignment houlo not be maze oil such lnsoVes
estates ano be De discharged from hls oeo@ JANIS
CUPREME COURT-Gounty of Ulster, New
- YOrf-MATTHEw vAssAR, plaintiff, against ROBERT
MORRRLL and EMILY L. AORKELL, wtdoS. personally,
and Richard moe deceased richard
honen Edward I. Hyei aud Elisa Ann his wife, Dsyd De-
Jacob h DAVIS Frederic Davis and the Jersey Cit and
Hssendae Company deiendAntS-Sumons Tor relief =
(Coma ITO the defendants, EMILY T. MORRELL,
kICH ARD MORRILL, EDWARD r HILLYER and I'd Eliza Iss
Ann wife David Davis Frederick f. Dsyis and the JeI-
sey City and Roendale Censbt Company lou are hereby
and required 10 the amended complaint Of
The plaintiff IN this action which fled with the CLERK o.
the County Ulster his office in kingston on the go day OF
Boembe 1859 and copy your answer on the sub
ecbeT his Office in the City Of foushkeePSe within twenty
BteT service OF his exclusive Of the
Say service and you fail to said complaint
hereby required the pnh viii apply to the Cour of the
reef demanded in the congratulated Deeembef lSSS
c. SWAN, Plaintiffs Attorney, PenEhteepHs, N T.
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MosELEY BRorsKR Janesvtle and Madison, WisCosslN
hxye TBE DAILY sssd WEEELY TRIBUNE for ssie
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CUPREMF COURT-County Of Ulster, New
CUPREME COURT, City and County of New
y York.-HERMANN cox and ERNEST FARRAND GEL

CUPREME COURT, City and County OF New
~ York-HERAANH COX and ERNEST FARRAND OEL-
RICHs AGAINST CHRISTIAN MULLER Summons for q
money 4. and contradiction. not served Io the re
hereby summoned and required
complaint in this action which VIII De hed IA
the Office CLERK Of the City and County OF Ne Sie ~
of your answer the sid complaint on the
their sfce No Ill Broadway IN the CITY o. eiA
twenty dayS the service Of this luminous on you
q the such service; and yes fHi 20 tns
eapisipf within Aforesaid the plaintiffs IN ths seton
vi tale Judgment against for the sum OF hTe ou
huusJed eighty six dollars and wenyene cents VIE
thereon from July 70 1888 Deaaei the ooS's " '-
PIRNEY BiTTLTR PARSONS, Plaintiff Attorneys.
compiut in the above eutled action was Aed In the o.
k of the CLERK Of the City and County OF New oFa Gofea
O ' EpsARNEY BUTLER PARSONS, Plaintiff Attorneys
tAl1 ls~6wTh
SUPREME COURT-City and County Of New
- Yorh-EICHOLAS @. KORTRIGHT sgaias; THOMAS
AULB and otheTs-In pursuance and by sSe o.
fe Suue Court made ia the soove entitled eotoh on ss
s.Ar be sold under the direction o. she t
,{be The referee appointed by the Court herein Pa9he
.1etion by William DumoRt, auotioneer a. the
ennae In Of Newly orb on the oGh day o.
:. ~ oclosf noon Of that day The mortFaeeo premises
-. IL aid described fcoSs; AL thst esIts
iere OF pa eel land situate lying and being N me
r,n,b strse bounded described follows: CoHDsnsins
NJ ! point the northery side Of Thirtysevenh street
a. hundred feet easeZy tom the north et1y Soles % M
Hshth end Thty- street uk IasS tee
I'M ql inches; eaStery, ana parallel with
.DsA street sixteen 6) feet eight tS inches henee ouheIy
- parallel with the Eighth avenue and through the
artv VAL pney-eiEht Se feet Ezue ~ inehes 70 the
T line or SIDE Of Thirty street and thence westerly
ona De northery sde " Thirty street
GO set eight W inches to the place Of
q TiIIoTsox, Plaintiffs Attorney Nc. II WAllrt
tal7 faw 3wTh6Sst
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Sig. A. c. ALFIsI, Conductor
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-14


To.NIeHr I'VE improve the last opportnni
.ty we will have TO remind our readers Of the
exquisite musical treat in store for them at Hus.
ton Hall this evening. Madame James will
sing some of her prsttiest songs, and warble
her sweetest notes; she is pronounced to be- by
the best judges, one Of the sweetest singers in
the profession, any where. We have already
spoken sufficiently Of the gentlemen who will
assist her on this evening; they are not for the
excellence Of their attachments, and peculiar
faculty of displaying them. Those who we're
present at the former concerts Of Madame j.,
and were so highly delighted, will please bear
10 mind that she will be much better supported
this evening, and that as matter of course,
she will be able to give more perfect satislac-
ton this evening, Then, we are assured the
fair eantatriee is in much better voice than
when here before; a condition which, If we re-
member Alright the artless and exquisite efforts
made, it must be almost impossible to attain,
aud which, il attained, must create unlimited
enthusiasm We expect to see Madame J. e.
greeted with full house toAnight.
Tickets 5Oc.; to be had at the Phillips House,
Willard and Wheaton's Paynes, Shulls, and
in the Office at the Hall this evening.
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Legislative summary.

The Statesman Informs Us that In the Sen
ate on yesterday, after the presentation Of re.
titions, the following bills were introduced: A
bill to amend section two hundred and four.
teen Of the code; a bill TO amend the first subs
division Of chapter three Of the oodej bill TO
amend an act fixing the salaries Of certain State
officers, passed May / 1885, bill to regulate
business in the Courts Of Common Pleas; a
bill further prescribing the duties and fixing
the compensation Of the Attorney General
The following bills were read the second time
and appropriately referred To secure the APPS
plieatiou Of taxes to the specific purpose for
which they were levied; to amend section fOrA
" nine of the act to provide for the organizas
,ion, DC, Of Common Schools supplementary to
an act to establish the code, passed March II 4,
1853. The Senate indefinitely postponed the
bill to relieve the District Courts and to give
greater efficiency to the Judiciary system the
bill concerning the relation Of guardian and
ward, aud the bill to amend section 996 Of
the code. The salary Of messenger boys was
fixed at two dollars per diem. Sundry reports
were made and resolutions offered and acted
upon, and the Senate adjourned over until
Tuesday morning next.
In the House, number Of petitions were
presented House bills No. 90, 80, 32 and 80
were read the second time and referred: a mum.
Der Of members gave notice of their intention
to introduce bills. The following bills were
introduced and read the first times to increase
the compensation allowed to judges aud clerks
of electicrsi to prohibit the inter-marriage Of
white persons with blacks and mulattosj to
enable juries 10 qualify their verdicts in certain
cases. to amend section thirty seven Of an act
entitled an act for the assessment Of all props
erty in the State, nnd TO authorize the incorpo~
rated village Of Newark To borrow money. The
bill empowering the Old School Presbyterian
Church Of Rnssellvlle TO sell and convey Gers
tain real estate was ordered to be engrossed
and read the third time on Tuesday, and the
bill to amend the sixteenth section Of an act
entitled an act relating to the organization Of
courts Of justice, was passed. The House cons
Cured in the amendments Of the Senate to the
partial appropriation bill Several resolutions
were submitted and reports made, when the
House adjourned until Monday at2H o'clock,
p. m.
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Kissing on The Sly.

His manly whiskef swept her cheek
She uttered no reply
How could she part her lips TO speak,
While kissing on The nlyf
There's snch oum of smacking bliss,
That Og@suo could not buy
The honeyed worth Of one sweet kiss
That's taken on the sly.
oil this kissing on the sly 80
This kissing on the sly--
This wooiug, winning style Of SHINING,
Kissing on the sly.
The maiden meek one kiss received
Demurely winked her eye,
And with the ear Of one bereaved,
She heaved hearty sigh;
Again that wayward whlsker pressed
Her cheek, she breathed--oh my !
How grateful to the butthened breast
This kissing on the sly
Ol this kissing on the sly
This kissing on the sly
Downright delicious, eco malicious;
Kissing on the sly.
Though rigid rule declare ths dad
To be a crime so high,
No lover dare deny the deed
OF kissing on the slyi
Though pas and mas berate and pirate,
Till dulciness cry.
The custom don't bit abate,
OF kissing on the sly.
Ol this kissing on the sly
This kissing on the sly
Intensely thrilling killing,
kissing on the sly.
While leading thus a single life,
What happier lark than l,
When opportunsly, without strife, -
A glorious chance descry;
To seize the dainty treasure which
No royalties outvie;
Than me. no nabob half as rich,
Thus kissing on the sly,
OF kissing on the sly
This kissing on the sly
This trebly, tempting, care exompting,
Kissing on the sly.