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THE FORREST HOME FOR DISABLED ACTORS

Average Temperature for corresponding date
last year. 33X
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James Corbet OF SO Charlton street. had leg
broken yesterday morning, as is alleged, by Peter
Doran, with whom he was lighting, at the corner Of
Hudson and Charlton streets.
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In Paris the Hotel Drouot, the splendid Gallery OF
Modern Paintings belonging to W. Laurent Richard. This
magnificent collection comprises 81 maserpieces-viz IL
Tn. Rousseau IL Jules Dupre 6Troyon Eug Deiacroix,
Corot, Decamps 2Meissonnier Millet Gerieanlt
Dlaz Ziem, Chardn, Fronentin, Marnat, Proud
hon, | Clays, l Jongkind, Ommeganck. Pater, L
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ZoelaSon L. Pure Cod Livcr Oh, Cou,r
hincd with Qxxesu. aAl ps asAbl sose y aAGcienk
PIce26.
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reverend gentleman from Boston Is one OF them,
and is the most iorcible and longest headed Of
"Pom's" adjuncts. He was Baptist preacher
from Maine who achieved meteeric notoriety at
the Hub as sensational preacher, but whose career
was checkered by an alleged ltots0n with OF hi
auditors, which sent him to Kansas to hotel keep
ing and raising blooded stock. He was one Of
Pomersy's supporters in the recent Legislature.
Another Is trustee of large quantities OF old
"Pom.'s' land IN Kansas and lives in junction
City. Sharp, OF Council Grove, is another, and the
Rev. J. d. Liggctt Congregational minister, who,
in 1857, just after Psneroy last election preached
sermon on corruption, and directed
its pious invective full at the head Of
Old "Pom.,' but whe was recently captured
by the Christian statesman and made clerk OF his
committee. political lawyer and q recently
ousted postmaster make up Psmeroy's iactious
colony in Washington. They meet daily In the
room OF the committee, OF which Poneroy was
recently chairman, In the Capitol building and
canvass the situation. Sidney Clarke who has now
nothing to hope for in political way himself, is
apparently devoting his efforts In the direction
of Pomeroy's desires, and II Caldwell is expelled
Will probably lend his active aid to the scheme
or reinstating P0meroy IL is a well known fact
that Clarke holds some occult influence over Pome-
roy which he exercised when "Old POM" was In
the Senate. IL is said that none OF these men who
are urging Pomeroy on in direction In which his
overmastering desire to resuscitate himself would
lead him without much encouragement have any
faith In his ultimate success They are only feed
ing his hope, with q view, 1t Is thought, to
exc out bounty which will soon be
entirely withdrawn from them. Christian states
manship Is the only thing that can be discouraged
OK turned Gom its path In the eIQrt Y QYeSkpla
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Spring IL the Season for Using ~Beil
sCHNAPPS. THE greatest nvigorator OF the age Try
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In the olden times it was considered

In the olden times it was considered
nnpatriotic for citizen to Eremain a
bachelor all his days. By the Spartan
laws, those citizens who remained
bachelors after middle life were exclu-
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At certain feasts they were exposed to
public derision, and led around the
market places. Although, generally
speaking, age was usually respected
i'll Sparta, yet this feeling was not
manifested toward old bachelors.
"Why should ! make way for you,"
said q Spartan youth to gray haired
old bachelor, who will never have a
son to do me the same honor when /
am..old ;" The Roman law''pursued
the same policy to old bachelors.
They had to pay extra:.,and. special
taxes. Under Augustus law was
enacted by which old bachelors were
made incapablesof acquiring legacies
and devises Of real estate by will, ex-
cept from their relatives. In canon
law old bachelors are enjoiDed to marry,
or to profess charity, or in earnest to
become monks.
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81 Amt Dirt

" What you made of Maggie, dearl"
Maggie turns from Rover,
With the strictest reverence,
th(Just her grandma overly
In the trnest, bluest eyes,
Back Of the sunny lashes,
While the earnest answer comes,
Made Of dust and ashes"
What you made Of, johnnie, boyl"
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And the smiles, they twinkle round
Like a band Of blisses;
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TIE POETS CORNER.
Edward Gray.


Sweet Emma Moreland Of yonder town,
Met me walking ON yonder way,
"And you have lost your heart e. she said,
1Atld are. yo7s married yet Edward Grayf'
Sweet Emma Moreland spoke to me;3
Bitterly weeping turned away;
"Sweet Emma Moreland, love no more
Can touch, the heart Of Edward Gray.
"El1en Adair she loved me well,
Against her fathers and mothers will;
Today sat f0r an hour and wept,
BY El1en's grave, on the windy hill.
"Shy she was, and thought her cold;
Theught her proud, and fed over the sea
Fillsd was with folly and spite,
When Ellen Adair was dying for me.
"Cruel, cruel, the words / said !;
Cruelty came they back to-day;
You're too slight and fickle,' said,
.Ts trouble The heart Of Edward Gray
"Then put my face in the grass
Whispered, Listen to rny despair;
I repent me Of all did;
Speak = little, Ellen Adair 4
"Then 1 took . pencil and wrote
On the messy stone, as lay,
Here lies the body of Ellen Adair,
And here the heart Of Edward Gray
Love may come and love may go,
And fly like bird, from tree to tree;
But will love no more, no more,
Till Ellen Adair comes back to me.
" Bitterly wept over the stone;
Bitterly weeping, turned away;
There lies the body of Helen Adair,
And there the heart Of Edward Gray!"
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