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New-York tribune., 1876-06-27
REGATTA TO CAPE MAY.

The number of entries for the Cape May
OF the international Regatta was eight on Saturday
yesterday only four yachts appeared of Sandy Hook
at of starting The Judges on the tugboat Ray
ond found the Oracle and Arrow in the oing drifting
about with their sails Mapping and the Alarm and Amer
lea in side the Horseshoe. About o'clock light breeze
sprang up from the eastward The point OF starting had
been changed from the ighsp to Buoy No. ., of Sandy
Hook and at this point tho Raymond took position and
the signal given lis for the vessels to start The
Oracle was he first the line at 1l95O. followed
by the Arrow at 12Si5. After crossing, both yachts
made q short distance 10 the eastward and then made
long tack down the New-Jersey coast until they went
sight The Alarm and America were slow n reacn
ing the starting point and did not cross me me uh
after o'clock 2:l23e and the latter at
2l3. The Alarm kept IN advance for shorj distance
when the America took the lead and when last seem at
3:i5. the America led tie Alarm about mile. The
Oracle still ahead OF TIE Arrow. but the latter was
gaining upon her competitor IL Il not probable hat te
yacnts will return before Wednesday morning as the
breeze was very hight up 10 midnight.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-27
THE BEECHER INVESTIGATING COMMISSION.

business meeting of Plymouth Church was
held last evening the lectureroom to take action In
regard TO letter received by Mr. Tilney. Clerk OF the
Church. from the members OF the Committee appointed
by tie Advisory Council in regard TO charges against Mr.
Beecher The letter stated that the Committee had COM
munIcated with the 30 gentlemen named by the Council
as the persons from whom the Investigating Commission
OF five was 10 be constituted with the exception Of the
Hon Henry r. Haven, who died after the Council
adournetD and that Judge Nathaniel shpman OF Wis
consn Judge s. b. Gookins of Indiana the Hon. Jona-
than T. Sargent of NewHampshire, Judge Joseph f. g..
Knapp OF Iowa. and Asahe Finch OF Milwaukee, had con-
sented 70 act as members OF the Commission. The Com
mittee recommended that the church accept and en-
power them 10 act. resolution to this effect offered by
Mr. Shearman was adopted unanimously.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-27
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
YACHTING WITHOUT A WIND.

UNION REGATTA OF THE HUDSON RIVER CLUB.
The Union Regatta of the Hudson River
Yacht Club took place yesterday from their Clubhouse
the foot OF sevenethst There were 10 entries The
from stakeboat off the Clubhouse, thence
TO O stake-bOat of Pleasant Valley. then back to
stakc-boat Off weehawken, thence to tho home
stake-b0at, sailing over this route twice.
The prizes gold medals to the winners In each class
The very light at the time Of the start and
tho boats carried the river by the strength OF
the food tide AT 3:19:l3 the Eureka made the first
and passed the home stakeboa followed within
three minutes afterward by the Artfu Do1ger Au Re
voir Adde Taylor At this time the breeze entirely
died away About 4:30 p. breeze sprang up, bring
aggng boats the line in quick succession.
end starting them around for the second tmc At 6O93O
the Artu Dodger and Eureka sailed slowly toward tue
line and 1t within seconds OF one another Inc
Eureka wins the prize in the first class. the AItful
Dodger wins in the second class and the Tough, which
following ia table o the boats, the time OF which was
TAKEN and their times OF starting, finish, &c:
New-York tribune., 1876-06-27
TELEGRAPH NOTES.

PINGUAMToN n Y June 26.-Thc Crickets OF
this place defeated the Stars Syracuse base ball today by
o score o: TO l.
NEw-HAyEN June 26.--In game of base ball
payed here day the Yale and Harvard Coege
Clubs the former won by score OF Z TO o.
NEwBURGH, n. Y, June 26-By order OF Receiver
Iswet OF be Erie RAILROAD Homer Rainsien will act
ceiver during Mr. Jevetts absence In Europe
TORONTO, .,June 26.-Tbe Grand Trunk Railroad
saws that IL able to terms with
she Ore Western but swng to submit the matter 10 arp
tration.
MONTREAL June 28-Action has been instituted
builder 10 break an
association having its object 10 coerce builders 70
nav hi IL justified by the general state OF
AFFAIRS practice violence against VINO
do belong TO the association
New-York tribune., 1876-06-27
PENNSYLVANIA FOR HANCOCK.
THE STATE VOTES AS UNIT-HANCoCK THE SE'
oND CHOICE OF MANY STATES.

THE STATE VOTES AS A UNIT-HANCoCK THE SEC
oND CHOICE OF MANY STATES.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THB TRIBUHE.I
ST. LOUIS June 26.-The Pennsylvania delegation
held session to-day lasting two hours. Senator
Wallace was elected chairman and John A. McGee
and Z. S. Kerr secretaries. The question of adher-
ing to the unit rule raised. After long discus
sion il was decided by SO votes in its favor and ii
against it. 1t then agreed by the minority to
withdraw their opposition to the unit rule, and the
vote was made unanimous. The vote then on pref
erence for candidate stood: Gen. Hancock,
80; Tilden, 8; Hendricks, 6; Allen, 1;
Joel Parker 2. Those voting for Gov.
Tilden were Messrs. Fullerton, Mulligan,
Brodhead, McGee, and Thompson. Those voting
for Gov Hendricks were Messrs. Dill Packer, Jack
son, Bentley Bard, and Cochrane. The Allen man
was Mr. Brennan; the Parker men, Messrs
McGowan and McGrath. The remainder were for
Gen. Hancock. The absentees, who were few in
number were reported to favor Gen. Hancock 1t
was agreed that the vote of the State should be cast
by Senator Wallace as unit for Gen. Hancock as
long as he has prospect for the nomination, and
that tho delegation should then retire for cOnsulta
ton. Congressman Randall was not present, but Sen
Wallace feels entirely confident of delegation,
and seems to have it under control Gov. Hendricks
is his second choice and he expects to carry major
ity of the delegation with him unless circumstances
should make it advisable to throw for other
candidat Congressman Randall is expected to
arrive tonight. but Senator Wallace has two days,
start of him in the contest for the leadership 1t
said by number of the speakers that Gen. Han
cock is the second choice or great number OF
States, and that if Gov. Tdens forces should break
up he would undoubtedly receive very many OF his
votes,
New-York tribune., 1876-06-27

drama OF the 1.-TWO Orphans" by Arthur Mckee Rankin
at the Howard Athenaum to-day resulted In complete
victory for the deiendants Their right TO play the Oxen
ford version of tho drama had been affirmed In other
courts but the question Of the validity OF the copyright
taken out by Hart Jackson had never been passed
upon. Judge Lowell at once denied the application for
an injunction against the performance of the Oxenford
version when asked to rule that the copyright taken
by Hart Jackson defective consulted with Judge
shpey and ruled that was on the ground that the
statutes the had not been complied with. This
decision makes both translatons Of "The Two Or
phaus" public property, which any ono may use.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-27

Keenan,, John Reilly, Thomas shies William IT. MeCarty.
William L. Cole, Peter Leery, ". sauer and ]. william
Guntzer held meeting OF members OF the New-Yorl,
Common Council. who In this city to-day. They
adopted address TO the delegation from other States
The complaint and accusations against Gov. Tilen
similar 10 those which have been everywhere advanced
by John Kelley and his crowd since their arrival
here. The address closes with the following para graphs
While thus sincerely expressing our views before the
nomination. desire 1t distinctly unde stood that 1t is
our intention to support to the best OF ability what
ever candidate the Democratic National Convention shall
in its wisdom determine to place before the country but
warn t. against the folly Of nominating who,
we are perfectly convinced cannot carry the State VI
NeW-YOrk
New-York tribune., 1876-06-27
TIIDEN MASTER AT ST. LOUIS
Continued from First Pare.

,r,aon and making terrific lunges on all sides with
he umbrella in the hope of laying low his opponents
Little sonads gather together at various points ior
,,oe,ng The favorite orator of the crowd is
r,orpted ON a chair, and Tildens general poIticai
;Ledpess is ventilated in the choicest Sixth " ara
Grammar Il goes without saying that TINS dlspiay
So,,s the candidate it is meant to hurt Whle there
.ro Nev-Yorkers of high position and unques-
t;o,ed responsibility opposed to Gov. III
dor the character of the mass OF TAM
many opponents has been such as 10
oreate general disgust, and help Tildens chances.
Tbev came on the ground early enough to give time
Cor the reaction, and the reaction has come. The
conduct of some of them has been outrageous and
even the leading Republican paper here, which,
with an ant-Tildon Democratic paper until now has
taken charge of the work of attacking Gov 1llden,
has become so indignant at the conduct Oh
some of the New-YOrk Aldermen that 1T denounces
them openly, and gives them the credit OF aiding
Tlden's candidacy by inspiring widespread as
gust in this city with his opponents. This is good
illustration of the reputation for snpernatlai
cunning with which the people persist III
credting Gov. Tilden. There are pe'sou'
here who seem actually to Deilevo tnn'
this whole demonstration from New-lork
City against him was concerted by MN III his own
interest To be sure the people who nave got 'hiS
notion i'm their heads not over wise Dnt IL SHOWS
what an impression the Tammany demonstration has
made upon the average mind. The only effect that
has been produced upon other delegations
against Tlden has been by men of Mr.. Lttiejohn's
ability and Mr. Belmonts standing; but the Tam
many crowd has made the account even. Again.
there is something to be said the other side MI
Morrssey going about betting bundles OF greenbacks
is doing Tilden harm; but Mr. Morrlssey Is the ex-
ception in the Tlden ranks where on the other side
the Tammany roughs seem to be the rule
New-York tribune., 1876-06-27
COLUMBIA YACHT CLUB REGATTA

The annual regatta of the Columbia Yacht
Club will take place to-day. Nine prizes are offered. one
OF them for the first boat in. The remaining eight
prizes are be awarded two 10 each class The coarse
the sakeboot OF the clubhouse at the loot ot
Eightysxth-s North River To and around a stake-boa
of Yonkers for yachts OF the first second and third
class for the fourth class IT Ia from the same point to
and around a stakeboat anchored of Riverdale, the
course for all to finish the home stakeboat The nrst
class includes cabin sloops; second class all open boats
- and over; third class boats 20 to 70 feet
long. and fourth class all under 20 feet The following
are the entlies:
New-York tribune., 1876-06-27
The GosnrI Tent.


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Green ears of Thirty fourthst line the rent)
THIRD WEEK OF SERVICE.
TUESDAY D. m-Preachng by Rev. T. ID. ANDERSON.
ID. D.
WEDNESDAY, p. m.-Preaching by Rev. O. II. BALL.
ID. d..
THURSDAY, 8 D. m.-Preaching by Rev W. LLOYD
FRIDAY. D. m.-preaching by Rev w. T. ABBOTT
AFTER-MEErINGS. at O'Clock evening. will DO
conducted by Rev. W. HUMPST0NE
SATURDAY, T. m.-Me.tng OF Christian workers. TO Be
led by Uncle JOHN NASSAR
Singing every evening by THEODORE T. PERKINS and
MONDAY PRAYERMEErING
day for hour under the direction OF
Mr. ALEXANDER LYLE.
Seats free 10 all
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Contributions 70 the support OF these services may DO sent -
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No. 46 East Forty .thirdst. Or Ne IL WAlSA
New-York tribune., 1876-06-27
BETTING on THE RESULT.

The sale of pools on the st. Louis nomina-
ton for President very slow yesterday afternoon
and evening At Morrsseys poolrooms Tilden was sold
as first choice for S2j; Hendricks second choice for
SO and the field for $50. Another pool AS follows
Tilden 50; Hendricks So and the field S2l. At John
sons rooms pools sold on the nominations IN thc
evening hat during the day they ran as follows; lden
sos; Ucndricks $2O and the field 500 In the French
unOl. Tildcn the favOrltc.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-27
M1RRIFD.

FS-FOsTER-In Brooklyn, " ", on Wednesday June
81 at the brides 10 by Rev. George r..
Reed Lon A. Bates OF sharon Conn. 10 Lille NJ, only
daughter stephen Foster Of West Cornwall conn.
Litcnneld County papers please copy
ROGERS-WINNER-On THURSDAY evening, June 22, az
Elm Wood Farm Pennington " j., by Rev. J. %.
Winner, assisted by Rev. b. G. Lppncott Mr Henry Wade
Rogers Buffalo, ". " 10 Miss Emma Winner, daughter
OF the officiating clergyman.
Buffalo and Ann Arbor papers please copy.
TOWNSEND-PRATT-At the Congregational Church. Sher
burne " y Wednesday June 81, by the Rev. James
Chambers assisted by the Rev f. H. Seeley the Rev Frank
W. townsend of NewYOrk TO Mary T. daughter OF 1acott
Pratt, esq, OF sherburne.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-27
VENEZUELAN AFFAIRS.
CHURCH AND STATE DECLARED sEPARATE-RELiGi-
Gus FREEDOM SECURED.

Gus FKLEDDM bECUNEU'
Advices from Venezuela report that both
houses OF Congress have unanimously declared the
Church aud separate. Several priests have been
sent into exile and others in prison FOR disobedenee
to tbe laws. All converts have been suppressed ana
their endowments Will be devoted to charitable purposes
In Caracas eight Of the many churches have been either
demolished or used for civil purposes The President
has declared messages that the Government intends 10
reform the Church, and that II Will publish Cardnai
celebrated pamphlet ut the expense OF the
state schools have been established throughout the
country by the President, and arrangemens are oeng
made to Introduce the Bible IN all or then CNll
marriage is now legal Religious liberty Is secured 70
every one The country enjoys general peace ana Is
ing great strides in national pros ery unuer T,,n
Ranco's administration. Many Americans ana Enyiish
have been brought to the country to improve It's civil ana
military system.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-27
GOV uAyps To GERMAN REPUBLICANsl

GOV HAYES TO GERMAN REPUBLICANsl
The following telegram from Gov. Hayes of
obo was received in answer t, resolutions passed by
the German Republican Committee:
COLUMBUS, Ohio, June 20, 1875
To A. J. DTrPNHogrER, President German Cenifdt
CamD0ign Committee, Netc- York Accept my hearty
thanks for your encouraging congratulations.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-27
MR. CowPER AND MISS DICKINSON.

To the Editor Of The Trfbune
SIR: If, as you say, and in the saying
spread wide baseess runor, 1t is understood that
have undertaken to devote part Of the Summer to train
ing Miss Dickinson the stage entire fairness on your
part will prompt an equally prominent statement that
such understanding exists or Is TO exist between MISS
Dickinson and myself JOHN u Co"fth'
B0st0u, Ndss., June 25, 1876
New-York tribune., 1876-06-27

Rumors were in circulation on Wall-st. yes
terday that more property Of the Pacific Mail steamsnp
Company had been seized in San Francisco by tne
Sheriff at the insgation of ltigaut IL was asceraneo
that the Companys In the yard had been
claim is for iOOOO and ~ prevent any
of business the managers OF the Company placed sum
New-York tribune., 1876-06-27
EFFECTS OF THE ToRRID HEAT.

The great discomfort and danger at'ehuing
the exceedingly high temperature when mas prey "aou
for the last few days received ample Illustration eser
day when the mercury climbed up to 9s the sun Dazed
nercey down from cloudless sky and scarcely breath
~ air was present render the atmosphere more en-
durable. Eight persons were o'orcomo W 'H' A'" "
this city,
New-York tribune., 1876-06-27

and afterward by Mr.. Smythe. resolution was
adopted authorizing the chairman to withdraw the
delegation for consultation whenever 25 members
desired it. The Tiden men are abundantly satisfied
with their work in the delegation and jubilant over
their progress in other States.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-27
HIDNJGHT WEATHER REPORT.


Pr0bdbilihes
During Tuesday, for the South Atlantic
states clear partly cloudy warmer weather. south
wcst winds and stationary rising barometer.
For the Gulf States increasing southery winds, sta
tonary rising barometer partly cloudy weather. anu
light rains =,
For The Mdile AMI East Atlantic coasts. rdrDier south
pest rinds possibly shifting 10 nOrieriy ercept at u,
southern stations rising barometer, and generally clear
psdihsr.
The will generally continue to fall, except pos
sibly rise at Cairo and Paducah.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-27

A colored preacher, in translatng to his
hearers the sentence The harvest the season
ended and thy soul is not saved put IT, DE corn mas
been or bbed dere amt any more work. and de debo 10
still foOlin' wild dis community"
New-York tribune., 1876-06-27
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM SANTA MARTHA. &c--Hi steamship Alps, June
Pop. ]. Austin. Col s. LamadJiz, WI ana
dan ghter j e bartlett, c. c. Pufer O. Bruce Dr. W. ID
Chambers n. Farrell wife and children N r. Denson'
n TTnanv Mt Stckney, capt Talbot, Is. Liyingstan, O.
Calan Trivet, A. Moraso Dr. j. Cespeces ana "ii
- A. Hornaniez. A. Dolphin, NJ Pinlague. r. Ekaris ~
Ferrtr D. Gando @. s. Marea L. Mejios d. Alfaio. H.
Sicui
New-York tribune., 1876-06-27
END OF "THE TWO ORPHANS" INJUNCTION
CASE
lpr TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUskI


BosToN, June 26.-The hearing in the United
States Court in the matter OF Tompkins and Others pe
TONERS for an Injunction against the performance Oh the
New-York tribune., 1876-06-27
ANTI.TILDEN CIRCULARS.

TuR ARRAY AGAINST TILpEN IN NEW-foRk STATE
lEY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUSEl
ST. LOUIS, June 2G.-The following circular
has been freely scattered about by the ant-iden men
this afternoon
As the friends Of Gov. Tiden from NevYork arc in
dusrjOusy circulating report among the delegates 10
the Convention other states that the opposition III
the state OF New.YOrk To his nomination onabates Iloi
PARTIES either without personal character or haUhg
little political influence 1t is proper that the iacts soud
he laid before the delegates assembled that thcy may pe
enabled 10 iudge in intelligent anu Impartial manner
of the truth these statements ana shape tner acon
occordjngy The following partial ana very lncoinpte
Iii of prominent NewYorK Democrats VINO oppose MT
Tdens nomination oil the ground that ne cannot tiy t
hs own state or the country is the best answer 10 ese
aud ~ ALI The evidence IL Is deemed neces
New-York tribune., 1876-06-27
6uetial Notlces.


Tent Tor snle.-An oblong TENT, nearly new size
80 by 76; viii from 900 10 1000 persons COED
Investment for any wishing To make money during
the Centennial Address COWLEs. Tribune ONCE
Keeps Patent Partly Made Dress shirts. the very
best for So can be finished easily hemmng hand
kerchef 67l Broadway and 92l Arch-st. Philadelphia.
~ The Old Hundred Out and the New Hundred In"
GRAND TORCHLIGHr PARADE TO WELCOME THB
NEW CENTURY, TO BE HELD IN
PHILADELPHIA JULY 3. 1876.
All clubs societies. trade organizations aud other civic
bodies in adjoining states counties desiring 10 participate
please communicate with the Committee at No 9Oi walnut
st. Philadelphia. - - 49,
Post-Onice Notice.-The FOREIGN MAILS for the woek
ending SATU RDAl July ], will close at this onios
WEDNESDAY At =. m, for Europe per steamship Both
, ayia queenstown; on THURSDAY at 1880 ~, Tor Eu
steamship Lcssing. via Plymouth CherbOurg and
imDlTg: SATU RDAl at 10 for Europe, per
civ of Berlin aud 10 for France direct per
steamship Labrador Hayre aud 10 for scotland
specially addressed Per steamship Ethiopia"
Glasgow and at liS0 M for Europe per steamship
Donau. southampton aud Bremen. The mails for he
Nest indies, via Havana, will New-YorK 20
The mails for China. &e, will leave Francisco July l.
mails Australia, &C. will leave san Francisco July
10, 1876. t. l.. JAMES. Il. NJ
New-York tribune., 1876-06-27

Ndpis. OiDnsr.
George Il. Dean &C. SchNand
An Eevoir Heap & Murphy
gem m............. Freck & 60.
Clara T. ...EbersDacher q Co.
Annie L.......-E T. +. Canon
FOURTH CLASS.
Tough .................B. Carr
Queen Bess.....J. Cou.ltroc
New-York tribune., 1876-06-27
SEIZURE OF PACIFIC MAIL PROPERTY.

c,old,e. promensde concert wss dyen from p Y. 9
New-York tribune., 1876-06-27
DIED

Al Notices Of Marriages must be indorsei Tin fsi!
name and address.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-05-11
THE QUEEN OF THE ORKNEY
ISLANDS.

oh. the Queen Of the Orkney Islands,
She's travelling over the sea;
She's bringing cutie fish with her,
TO play with my baby and me.
Nh his head is three miles lone desr.
His tail is three miles shors
And when ne goes out, ne ~riggles his snout
Ina way that no cuttl' ,.fish ought.
Oh, the Queen Of II e Orkney Islands,
She rides on q "a green whale.
he taxes ner Lille, with an elegant smile,
Ateyery NJ . Of his tail.
Oh, the queen of the Orkney Islands,
Sne dresses in wonderful Taste;
IT, sea-serpent coils, all painted in oils,
Around her bee yutiful waist.
on. her gown is made Of the green sea. kale,
And though she knows nothing OF feet,
She can manage her train, with az air Of disdain
In way that is perfectly sweet.
Oh, the Queen of the Orkney Islands,
She's travelling over the main;
50 we'll hire hack, and send her right back
To her beautiful islands again.
Laura T.. Richards, In st. Nicholas for April
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-05-11


An Italian director of lunatic asylum
believes that he has discovered a very
powerful remedy for many cases of lu-
macy in the violet ray of the solar light,
color which is believed to have a
soothing influence, very beneficial for
all who are suffering under nervous ex-
citement. DIR. Ponza had some south
rooms painted violet, with numerous
windows of the same color, in which he
kept several patients, with the follow
ing results: ssOne of them, affected
with morbid taciturnity, became gay
and affable after a three hours stay in
red chamber; another, maniac, who
refused all food, asked for some break
fast after having stayed twenty-four
hours in the same red chamber"
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-05-11
PUNGENT PARAGRAPHS.

A THING never lost but often found
A verdict.
The man who had project on foot
went to corn doctor.
AT the Eden trading-post the devil
was subtler.-BostOn Post.
Is there word in the English Ian
guage which contains all the v0welsP
Unquestionably.
THE fashion of loading overskirts
with shot to keep them down must have
originated with some bullet-headed
man.
A HORSE balked an Market Street last
evening and resisted all efforts to move
him until a life insurance agent came
along and began to talk to him, when
he started and went off with the enthusi-
asm of man on his way to the funeral
of rich aunt. Nors0ich Bulletin.
JERRY BLACK chews up q paper Of
tobacco every six hours, and expec-
torates copiously. A Harrisburg law
yer once said to him: "Take my adj
vice, Judge, and keep away from Afri-
ca. If Stanley ever met you there In
i y
| of the sources Of the Nile"
| A cLERGYMAN's widow gave this adj
vice to young lady friend the other
day: "Jane, If ever you marry min
lister, marry one who in an emergency
has enough of the grace of Ged in his
heart to 90 from the pulpit to the kitch-
en- and pare the potatoes for dinner
without grumbling."
Mr.. CHARoN, whose ferryboat, to-
gether with his quiet manners, has
given him worldwide reputation, was
printed the other day as Mr.. Sharon,
the type-setter (may Mr.. Charon drown
him if he ever gets his hand on him),
changing, in his infinite wisdom, the G
to an S, thus hopelessly mixing up the
navigator of the Styx with vulgar
millionaire, who is known for nothing
but his money.-Erchange.
i In a Woodward Avenue street-car
Yesterday mans breath smelled so
strongly of whisky that gentleman
circle. s.Any zing wrongP" asked the
drunkard as he observed the change.
/" Nothing, except your breath smells
of whisky enough to knock horse
over!" ss'Spect 6 she does-she does, -
was the candid reply, ssbut you don't
'spect poor man like me can buy cologne
an whisky too, do youp''-Detroit Free
Press.
'.PLL scream if you touch mel"
Exclaimed 3 pert miss
Whose lover was seeking
n An innocent kiss.
By this prudish conduct