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These new Health Commissioners, where
are thcyr
The scaveugGrs caris, not properly dis
infected, permeute our streets at night,
scattering everywhere Within reach the
seeds OF disease and death.
What have the newly appointed Health
Commissioners to say in excuse for this Z
1t matters little, for it is sinrXcusable.
One of the Health Commissioners ought
to be Obliged to ride on the seat of one of
these carts all night, every night. This
would he an effective measure to protect
the pubic hcalth.
IL is well settled that Prince ALBERT, the
husband of Queen VICTORIA, was killed by
imperfect sewerage from water closet; =;
and that the alarming and dangerous i'll
ness of the Prince of Wales, when all
Europe ana many churches in the United
states offered up prayers for his recovery,
was caused by an obstruction in a pipe
from water closet In house where he
was visiting.
Wc.l, in this country we nre all on an
equality, and the life OF every one.
The sun., 1873-06-24

ST. pATI. Mimi. Juno m-MaiOr Brack-
cit, chief ot the detective bureau in this ctv.
uctiug On Information received from Fort Garry
Manitoba, on Yesterday arrested AT White Bear
Lake, about twelve miles from this city, three
persons charged with the theft Of $4,000 in gold
hearing bonds of Sl,pO cach, from the well
known LORD Gordon, whose exploits IN New
reputation, The names Of the parties nrrns ted
are given as Calkins, Dudgctt. ard Walker aud
theN nave hc'n II appears, N the employ OF Lord
Gordon during his Manltohan residence. The
money, with the exception OF II small portion of
one oi the bonds, was recovered, and le now i'm
~" hands Of Major Hrackctt. The thieves were
lodged ia the county Jail here last night, huI tnis
morning were released, A rumor circulating
this morning that the theft was a lob put M. .bv
JN touli, IN whose pay the thieves visited
Manltohaa d perpclrated the theft. Is without
foundation. There Is evidently something he
hind it, IN which Gordon will probably play an
important part
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greedy hold upon ill-gotton gains for he
has become enormously rich by his oppor-
tunties, and is to-day rated II millionaire
several times over, with a princely income.
although he entered Congress with hum
Bile means and very modest prctensions.
More shrcwd than his brother, the United
States District Judge of Northern Ohio,
who sought to blackmail the stock En-
change, he has cunningly pronted by all
the chances, combined with the Ring of
pet bankers, aud shaped the financial
policy SO ~ to make the result inevitable
wealth. Certainly Mr.. SHERMAN can afford
to surrender his portion of the spoils and
M least assume the virtue which he has
nat
The sun., 1873-06-24

correspondence Of The sun.
fkINCEruE, June 23. A good audience as.
s"lnhcd at tnc scrund Prcsbvrr.n Church a. ab,u,
T.. NJ, 20 ustnn TO the class day exercises. Mr. Arthur
lc # BrooSyu introduced Mr. =. 4. Cowcu Of uiAu.
WHO delivered iht oltuuu.
Mr j. l' onovcr ot Sew Jersey read the class pocu
THIS was talented production ana called form n,arty
applause" Mr j. K. Adams Of Pcuusy lyania prasrut.d
10 the college a marble bust az Dr. Me, osh ~. a
memorial Of the class ot - Tho plft we received hy
Jutgr llnlu,sf NV Jersey iu hphnl. OF t.r ttu.,.
III Ac' u- eHlu never had great tlUl,ui.N. ia
tAnt-'n. mls"t rs on lAs occasion. bee u,, rs icr
! fN IRE too dctp ior uitrrHuCp. NUtnur has 30 re-
htNtd me irum my care 40 thu Ett of thh otats trl
enconraF' 4 IN NY work. A. long a, lav, memory
hui hrhr VIII Nh,trh the rllt uf thr CIass ut .
Ihe class men sang thelr parting ode IA SUCH way IN
only college giuay",a csa 5.Eg,
The sun., 1873-06-24

~ ohY ~ FiltdHtAhtd AIs.
The Nor l0ri Times has certainly made
it, point, Il II wanted 10 let its party In Iiula-
drlpha know that II was determined to wash
lis hands oi any further completely in sustuin-
ns the iniamir- of Ring rulc IN Philadelphia.
The rctIu of silence has been completely
broken. After nine days OF blindness, "Ir.n.
blanche and sweetheart, and all the little dogs "
have opened their ewes and commenced bark %
ing. The most sumuulent citizens have hrrn
walked up. OLA gentlemen, who long since
Cc1s"d 10 read the papers, have begun u-au.
lh"y lnb - their auaI"mcnt that the great
Rrpui hcln Grant organ Is sulpmulV alleging and
proving things as To- which some of them signed
their names or allowed them to he turccd -
certificates of dVnidi, in which they declared
their familiar acquaintance and high RESPECT Tor
notorious sroundrels, and rruicsstd pcrlect
faith M their integrity.
The sun., 1873-06-24
AMISLU ENIS.



Tonight Theodore Thumas's annual heTcit
concert takes place at the Central Park Garden. In
every way Mr Thomas des'rNes wen ot an VINO have
any regard for music. lie has given ln orchestra
that need not shrn, from comparison with any IA the
wO.ld not even with that Of the famous GcNandhAus
Concerts at Lcipsic lie has made the name u New
York muscaly honorcd In every continental city. lie
has done more than any other man IN tins country to
popuargc the best music and to cKat and honor lnu
cal ATT which too often Is degraded to the level Of
hurdy gurdl sm.
inviting. Besides an overture aud march ent ely new
II conpriscs Gounod's Hymn 90 So Cecilia. selections
from the third act OF Wuguor's Mc.st rsiupcr, Mtycr
beers hnc march written Tor the schiller festival
sch'Hofrom one n Ears symphonies, aud other equally
claiming rpmpositions.
The sun., 1873-06-24
Nv BEAN

The divorce lawyers i'm Chiclro were
recehty horfned by the announccm,u; ofa silver we'd.
ding In that ety.
Stockings with red spots arr TO 10
worn with low shoes tins summer so thai mosquito
bites wont show.
The census states that there are 32.S7o
males In Nevada. Joness election have cost hun
about IS head.
An Indiana Judge has decided that il
only gets drulk every other vece. h,ls not an
habtual dtunkard.
The region around the Red river VI
the North raises four splendid crop- annually snow,
ice, water and mosquitoes.
1T is said that while "boauN are per-
mted to 60 on In the they are bent. bellies"
expected TO 20 IN the way they are told"
A japanese newspaper, published in
London has Tor OF it, contributors th Gt-t But.
dhist priest who nas ever hycd in that ,ly.
A Georgia newspaper ,.cutly in-
formed It's readers that 1t MT worth w for them
raise boys The agoniled editor inss, mat he wrots
the word hogs
Mayor Alvord, of san Francisco, has
vetoed the ordinance OF the Board OF supervisors pro-
ydug for cutung the pig tails Of Chluc-c prisoners
m the county jan.
With reference to Miss or Mrs. Emcr-
sou-who says she wrote the poem called betsy and
Out the interesting fact /. stated mat she Nas
" born OF four generations OF Baptist iHiulstrr-."
Mrs Elizabeth Stuart phrlu. rpfar, in
mint IN Miss Smiley the o,ak.r mr.. ... Al. ~.
man who has A voice ms sweet AS r,lp'. fac. a. 80.
rene as a Nadonn,s couragr A. re.,i.t. a. , A. ..
tl.'. and a purpo.c ,s nxed A. A Or4..,.- aud ,y1o
. w - ""u NV. r"' ''V,. ~ "As" ~ "''
Ii ann.ur. fron, ,b,. T,N.,s. .,.,.,..,,- that
s,,,,, ,,' L. ,., .,.. ,,,,,,.,, - ,. .,. .. 49,,
N,E.,,i, ,ras ch,,d ,,,e,,,.,uo 40. ..if ia t,,.
,su., ~, ud AMI IL. am, , D ..r,, u,
,,,.ra, ,,,,,r.,, MIC. o,,s 49,, d., , i,,.I .
b,riv L, ne ,xne.t.d mat SAVAGE. t ,.., tho ry'..
Of civi,izcd warfare whom r-ritol .r.at.,o
The sun., 1873-06-24

II'F T-0-7T q m N-I-.
SW; | DO not know that journalist
should he entitled 10 any especial thanks tor
simply doing his duty when the liberties Of the
people are imperilled by an act of tyranny per-
formed by public officer, and that officer a
judge. | am, however, impelled To tender YOU
my hearty thanks for your strong, timely, aud
just condemnation of judge Hunt, for hi, re-
cent order dor such 1t Wa') to the jury at Canaan
daigua. A COMMOSER.
The sun., 1873-06-24
Seven railroads of Illinois, namely:

Seven railroads of Illinois, namely The
Chicago and Northwestern, the Chicago and
Iowa, the Chicago, Milwaukee and st. Paul,
the Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific, the chi
cago, Burlington and Quincy, the Chicago aud
Alton, and the Illinois Central, have signed nn
agreement to issue no more free passes except
To their own EMPLOYERS and their families tray-
cling on their own roads. Passes now out
standing will continue in force until December
~, when they expire, and will not bo renewed.
This Is IA good movement. The railroad dead
head business has become altogether too ex-
tensiVe to he continued Apart from free tick
cts to legislators, Congressman, Judges, editors,
ana President GRANT, the mere transportation
Of Officers and employees Of other companies
seeking free tickets Is of itself u grave charge
upon the revenue Of any company. Some time
or other the abuse will Ire eradicated and we
trust THAI time has now arrived.
The sun., 1873-06-24
A Br0Oklyn Police Jus,ico sued for his Liauor
Hill,

Thomas Colgan of the Bank Oyster House in
BrooAHn, has sued Insticc Thomas NJ. Euc, of that
clty To recover 81 for liquors cigars furnished the
Justice during his campaign year ago last ian. col
gan had accommodated justice Riley with money and
r''reshmrns TO the amount Of s3o0 but that sum had
been reduced by divers payments To the a,nn,ut
~ ite sut .ine Iclrndan's answer sets form tnAt
t<9n OF new uilneu was for liquors said NJ retail
ana consumed on the premises thus plrNdinr thr nr
Ntluns ut the Excise h NJ 1854, winch prOv,> tlt mo-
IN c,n ~ and SoIsnm.d Defendant further claims lhtt
Court ''' W WV NV
The sun., 1873-06-24

Mr.. EpMUND II. GLENN Of III Dean
street, Hrooklyn. desires us to state that ne BE-
not one Of the wicked partners ~ Deacon
RICHARD SAITn ~ Cincinnati. We do this with
pleasure. There isa GLENS among ia" wicked
partners. but hts name II Is Ju~LrH aud not
EDMUND; ana II is moat ,irdiiahlc 90 Nr. I'd
MUSp X. Grrsr that he should not wish O.
be mistaken for person capable of doing harm
to truly good man like Deacon RICHARD
SMITH whom all heh-mlnded people love aud
honor and only the wicked would deceive or
annoy.
The sun., 1873-06-24
A correspondent Of the Providence pre-,

A Correspondent of the Providence Press
gives some interesting Information about fac
tory lie in Rhode Island forty years ago.
During summer the operatives were worked
fourteen hours day, beginning at half past
four Ia the morning and working until half
past seven or a quarter to eight @ clock in the
evening. with half an hour for breakfast and
three-q quarters of m hour for dinner. In winter
the hour pf closing at night was half past rev, u
except ON saturdays. when they quit work at
DARK. This was continued Tor years, until n
young ,irl employed in one Of the factories died
after "A brief illness. Physicians decided that
the cause Of her death was oycrwork. The mil
owncrS thercuuor held a meeting, and resolved
To- shorten the time Of labor tn twelve ana three
quarter hours in summer. Ov'rseers received
about eight dollars a week. They were cruel
tashmastcr-, and beat aud abused the operatives
most brutaih. one boy wa lifted frum th"
lOur hy the hair Of his head BY an oyersccr, and
held until the hair came out 10y the roots. In a
manufacturing village near Providence "A rope
was tied around the waist Of a young girl. and
she was hung from the window over stream OF
water about thirty feet below. She died from
lrisht. The situation of the factory operative
has been much amcloratcd within the past
forty year., but there t. room for improve
The sun., 1873-06-24
Newspaper Dendho ads Another Abandon
unput of the SV.teu

From me- Acic lori SfdIh ziUrG, Jupt %.
Referring to II previous explanation i'm
this Journal, We desire To saV that from the lst
ufJuiy next We shall neither send nor receive eN-
change paI err. We have already subscribed Ia
all those papers which we desire hereafter. or
shall do So az once and we bog all editors who
wish for the Sttdiz n ltWtg Ia future likewise TO
procure IL 10y means of subscription.
The sun., 1873-06-24

a lluor dealer IN Massachusetts who was re-
Gently convicted a second tAue Of violating the Pro,
mhtory law, the penalty for which thirty days in
mr House of Correction, contrWcd, with the aid ~ a
shrcWd lawyer an Ingenious trek for cvaGin- the
penalty of IN, Offence. In the hrst place he appealed.
Then he found customer who ooked like HIM aud
rrady for profitable job, with whom he ARRANGED
10 pcrsonatc him In court 1his individual having been
properly instructed appeared IN court a the liquor
dealer and told the Judge that he had become dissas
Ned with his lawyer and wished TO withdraw his apul
and acccrt sentence. The Judge at acquie ced in
this proposal and promptly sent him to The House Of
Correction for thc usual time. So the substitute got
good wages and his board free while acting as the
liquor dealer; the latter took pleasure excursion while
he was presumed to be IN durance the lawyer got
tee for Mis- shre~d suggestion the ma esty of the
law was sustained
The sun., 1873-06-24
Addition, Division, aud silence In Georgia.
Lh..,,. III. L-l,.L.....L ~. - WV

Some ore asked Col. Thomas G. Howard
OF Georgia, the other day, II he thought a GER
taln Radical IN that state would steal "Steal 90
said he; why by Joye, II he was paralyzcd and
namstrnng' ! wouldn't trust him by himself in
gest anchor of the Great Eastern Steal 4
should think he would"
The sun., 1873-06-24

whether adult or child, is regarded rs
equally important with that of Prince
in Europe
Yet some of our servants-this Board of
Health Commissioners-arc permitting the
seeds of death to be unnecessarily scat
tered among us.
If they do not wish to become as often
sive in the nostrils OF the people Us the
very scavcnger carts themselves, they had
better speedily put stop to this nuisance.
The sun., 1873-06-24

Rowery Theatre u.' ass
pr,ant's Opera House T~sn'' hti street.
,,ntrnI rarL Garden t0t.,ft
1tr,h Avenue Theatre M,l'su Mrd,
Nihlo'. Gatdcu-k ..usr
Olympic Theatre IsI"
Th,ntrc Cumluue u.d. L.
7 nion square Ihehtrc-Jant E,fs'
MnIIncL'- Theatre Mos
"A M,,J.a Nuscum TNe W|nnrs ttard. Msfr,'
The sun., 1873-06-24

There will doubtless I've Il new and StrCnu-
ous effort made at the next session uf Congress
to pass the bill for establishing q territorial gov
ernmcnt over the Indian Territory. There are
millions Of acres II the finest lando IN the world
in this 4 crutory, belonging to different tribes,
who own the land under clear title from the
United states Government, which two or three
railroad companies expect to grab if the pro-
posed Territorial Government should bc cstab-
lished. Last month the railroad companies gave
some ninety Congressmcn, Senators and Repre-.
seutatives, n free excursion through the Indian
Nation to Galveston, Texas. ON tho way they
were provided with all the dclicaoics OF t'e
season In the way ~ eating and drinking, cham-
pagne being good deal more common ON the
Congressional train than water. Portcrs also
made regular trips through the ears with cigars.
brandy, and whiskcv Duc care was taken To
impress It on the minds of the cxcur~ioui-ts
that the country they were passing through was
too fair to be given over to barharism, and the
result Of all this shall see next winter II
will bc interesting to note how many OF the
junketing Congressman who were on this grand
spree arrive AT the conclusion that the progress
of civilization requires that the Indians in this
Territory shall Toe robbcd Of their property. II
the railroad companies onlv get the i2ONOOJ
acres of land they want there, the whiskey.
champagne. and other luxuries which they pro-
ydcd Will indeed have been placed where they
would do the most good.
The sun., 1873-06-24

The SdRddidh, magazine published in the
interests of health has upon It's fourth month
with many Indications vi prosperity. The July nubor
contains readable articles ON Bread" How to cure
cold" "ocoan travel and ''s dangers" wctnursing"
and other timely t0Dics
The sun., 1873-06-24
The Liberal Rcpubli,an, sin Alive.

A call has been issued signed by Gen.
CoCHRANE, MIR. LIrTLEJonN. Coz. CoNKLINu,
Mr.. WALDO HUTCnINs, MIR. ALrErD VIII
LIAMsoN, Gen. T.. \. MERRITT, Mr.. BEN. YIELD.
and number of other well-known gentlemen,
inviting Republicans whose sense OF duty and
consistency led them to support HORACE
GREELEY last year, to attend "A private CON
ference at the st. Nicholas Hotel Oh Thursday
next. the 2Gth inst.
We are glad to see that tho Liberal Rcpub-
licans do not propose To abandon the neld.
Their movement w lsi2 was both necessary and
fruitful, and the time to abandon 1t has not yet
arrived.
The sun., 1873-06-24

The famous HaIford I.eicestershire Table
Sauce can he had OF Srn"as. LOO
, 1873-11-02
MISMATED COUPLES.

>Matr!mony does not change human character
10 any great extont, II auy !, and, when two
porsona Of essentially antagonistlo nature arc
unfortunately united in its bonds, 1t iH only by
the exercise Of natural forhearance that they eau
hopo to live together In peace and unity. In-
telloct, therefore, should never mate with In
beoiltty, nor principle with immortality, nor purity
with gEossncsa. No good ever comes Of Huch
unions; yet they take plaoo every day. Passion
blinds tho judgment In those oaseB, and, when
tho loye-lamp goes out and tho ordinary daylight
looks IN, QUO Of tho couple. At least, is suro to
stand aghast at the roalitios which II royoals.
Tho most foolish thing that q fool can do is to
marry highly~gifted woman. His vanity (for
all weak men arc yain) Is sure take fire at the
diG9QyaEy, yh!Qh will aoQn 10 forced upon him
, 1873-11-02

porior. II no Ia OF brutal nature, lie will en-
lcnvor to ehotor fliB natural infori0rity behind
his martial authority, and tant and torture tho
Peer being who 9y right 1t mind IL not os lay:
holpieasly Into tho position Of dependent, and
submits lulot1y to 10 guided and governed by
tile stronger laturo to which ho hos bound him.
solf, ho will simply bo piticd aud dospiaoa., In
other case ho will havo cauBo to regret TINT no
married aboyo his intellectual dogroot anl tho
lady, tint eho stoopod to conquer.
More unfortunate Htilt aro Those nls1lniona IN
which haBonosB Ii 1nale tho yokofo1low Of Yir-
tue: Love- or anything approaching to It, Is I'M
R9hssSlo IN such eonsiEcn'G Who {fospcSts
Affection for wi,at Is vile and moan' Not all the
narrlagc-yows that oyor woro made before =
priest OF Deacon can compel tho henrt to m al:
lcgianco 30 1nonstroua. Nor is tho 1ow-aouled
cd woman, much loss miaerablo thu, sfllo. liz is
a1s n1s& &p'0t te wsS o' her heon e sense acute e
nhanle and consc scousnoBs Of degradation
continually subject ,hor; but, according
wrotcllcd whom the idea dawns upon him that
the woman who docs his bidding and submits to
Ills hnmors is his superior, and ought To bo his
lora TINT ahe ean think Of t,o'lH"1'a thoughts
In tho hoad on tho pillow oppoaite to linn lio
d thousand feolings, mental mysteries, latent
scornn and robcllsons, whereof he only dimly
porcoiyeB the exihtonce ns thoy look fur
doomed to perish Without land to gatlor
them; Hwoet fancios aud images Of beauty tlat
might grow nntl unfold themselves into flowers /;
bright Wit, tint might gttcr lilto diamonds
could it DO brought into tho Bun and tho tyrant
in possession crishos Tho outbroak Of Ill these,
and oyon thon chafes nt tho thought that his
sworn bon1woman iH lobellious,-hih wrotclol
, 1873-11-02
doltoase bunch Of frosh roseB and leaves closes
tho fraise On tho BOSOM

doltoate bunch Of frosh roseB and leaves closes
tho fraiso On tho bosom.
ODDS AND ENDS.
Nooklios arc under ban. Like most things
TINT have dono especially good and faithful nor-
vice, they hro to DO thrown aside without a
thought. The fEaieoa hAvo usnrpod thoir place.
and tho noarost approach to thein Ia clueFer Of
long loops Of inoh-wido ribbon, with thrco flying
enda, reaching almost to tho kl,ceB.
Mhny girls now t,ec bunch Of natural flowers
with their theatro-hntB, In placo Of the Bpray Of
Artificial blossoms 30 universally worn untler
tho rim, Tho change Ia worry charming, and to
cit noar boyy Of madons is like being In q suu1-
mor.garden.
Fur.trimming on velvct promises to bo fa-
vorto style for oloakH. The fl1rs Of grayish
caBt,-ohlnchtlln, silver fox, oto.,-aro moro
highly rogardod than tho brown tiuges. After
the first Of tho soaaon furs In general will prob
ably. be cheaper than thoy haYc been for q long
time.
Docol1ettc dresses will bo less worn tho coming
winter than for many yonrs. Whatover differ
once Of opinion respecting them on tha ground
OF modesty, thoro con DO none on the Bcoro OF
health. Women haro at last discovered TINT they
cannot wear low-neoks In the depth Of winter
with impunity, no matter how warmly they aro
wrapped. Two or three ladies have died hero
recently Of lung troubles, the result OF
colds takon while driving homo from parties.
Several ladies' propose to give callco.partios
In Jhnuary3 taking advantage Of tho prevailing
feollng Of economy to indulge their social pro-
penRitios III q unique and inexpensive manner,
Tho supper Ia to consist OF apples, cider, mud
nuts and no lady is to bo received who doos
not adhoro strictly to calico. FURDELow.
, 1873-11-02
Oh, MOI" (poom 1l1ustrated), N. NJ. D.
What tho Worm Gould and Did Do 1l1na-
trntel). Margaret EYtipge: HpasBonGer. Pig

WIst tho @of% nn Could a1'82; and S!a I; Do {as
tratoa),, Margaret Eytnge;, "passonger- rlR-
Sc sR" ~ n sSeiaS' liz Treetop oe'n Lucy Lar ar
nTho Farallone 1slandora'' (two illustrations)'
John Iewes; Hermann, tho Defender Of Ger
many =: 4: Dradin "Whnt Might Hayc Been
T. Bsoesten vn: BOIL hs4stis fGas1 Mao
IAN "A. Iraisn Mother" (Illlesratedls "Ya-sek'
lus';fnt11I 1na'; 1I MSry g. Wingnto n1, illy BY % Tho
eesssh esssshs ta asss.o stss Mi i
houno" (poofn), Cola Thaxtcr, "a Inv That
Could Not 1e Drokon," qllustratod), I. 8; Stacy;
csf Wsca st0Fy dF 1ansnSn a
GIlnatratotl) aBotohs Tor 70 Young m pcopIo; !"
ulluatratod); "ho Rid
dlo-box" n,IH g.! HAustratct);
fo0S 0 seen aans La' hois for 99toSSF ao hss S
od Feos ooustraetion III hnles se ao7esnus t1 h
ii Conservatory Proceedings In Louiaiana !"
"Altoration Of Negotiable Instruments" -" d.
sss q o isss pses! as'siS Sne M
states supremc-Cburt Decisions; = "Digest Of
Recent Unroportod Docisions;" Rcocnt Amer.
iG,n 49,. DGsisie4sm!n e m1 N
Union."
Tho chronological Journal for November has
tho following oontof,ts "1he Rev. J: Dlnnch.
ard, D. D., President Wheaton University !"
(portrait) " Tho Welch, or tho Drlton, the ln-
splrational Taco -" Our Immortality -" Han,-
lot-A Psychological Study !" . Growth In Char
actor mud Honrt !" s' Conversation About Faces !,
(1llustrated) =" Tho Enrolment Aes-nemin-
iscencos !" !" "Monoy-1ts Function mud Roquiro-
monts - +" Lottors from tho south-5 !" :. Ap-
plication Of Art to DrosB !" u Lydia Bartlett Al
len" (portrait); "Wivca Who uenpcok :"
"Prison-L'fo ID Prussia !" " Address to Young
Men !" "1he Lnte Panic !" !" Premature Doyof-
opment !" " Tie Lovo Of Nature';' :" Nothing
Now Under tho Sun = F" 8ir Julius Benedict "
(porsrait) !; Literary Pcddlorn = f" Graco
Greeuwood'B Bear