, 1879-07-26
CURRENT GOSSIP.

1'li's'd oSs I'D. d.; ,da, 4 i marching 0rssds-
For rory .sou wished tt1at ra stuck 10 my spade
Certaln.iJ-cestatn-1y.
The, tsnt no aw.y to an isa In tAs East
Tae living ~. fi .Tiut. tor man and for b..,s
And The p,vatss. .hsush "inll, didn't like It ths
They did not-shcy did not.
For national honor they said It was right
BIZ. caus ii 5. = BAD BAD for.r th. very ar.t night,
70 don't know;
was sent home again In tsrs,bls plight,
IN, vb.n - ,a ny woi1 wo1io ny "o; ~ \. ,..
To eorne! - oi xi1ic. XIII over thu main
The homo. 81 KnEaud required It again,
Which ID poz-whch ls pox.
We slaughtered tbs .s7aGa for fame and ronovn,
orcr thcrc;
And caught now fcsef for Church and for
For my sharol
And the Tories are III. and tho pronta arc down.
That swsnr-thAt srsatl
So hare IN, homo again, crippled for ltfs,
And thit'e thr rcault Of your wars to thu kniie,
And what'4 to became Of my children and wife,
II you plcaae-lf yon ptca4aa
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SECOND DAT OF THE FRENCH FAIR.
tArrssp1ndtnes Hec y0rk FrftHne.
LONDON. July l0.-1he second day Of the
French Fair at Albert Hnll ~. 1c,s brilliant
th.s - ~. a. ~ t... ~ .1".' " , o,'''ans
s""" s'o "'"e, nn' AM 1uoio e!o"ucn' ~ was
alao less profitable. Standing beneath box at
had been kccpnr tan nj The Fair ro,uark that I
,hc paonlo m T,c.,toy ,rcr. s.n,,. y !. .1,,a,,
hor, 1u} nrri, ,nI Ak,a
nothing whateyer.u | take swine to be- mora
n-.o,.o aud rt,tura.,ua .rb.,Jtm.. ~, 49, ,,..s
r.ss.,Is4 ..,.,... .,,".l, ~. ....,,. ~ u,as
Ene'lsa ID epanet OF o'soppFoVas' "oeaataf."
case. Certainly tic crowd was too great for
raav mnvtrent IN the nrenn and thor. n,not
49,. ho.,, 49,. .;o,t .,'a,, | ,,," o.r,
., N,n "HJ'e ok ,.,, sn'" ou' Els a'"''
nturly $1,000 at her stall, Nine, Favart took
two-tnlrds as much, an4 many ladies' reached
total Of $500. Tho anm received 70 ra1.ntssIons
would have been very laree had the prices been
kept 9p Hut tnstead Of $3.50, as on the flra.
day. the entrauca fee on tho second waa plt halt
crown, or 60 cents, md the cheapuess made
the throng utmost unmanageable; pnrtly be-
cause tn ettomnta at managing were. ns Is
usual III EnaIand, so faeblc. The English
ono idea-to got In the way as much
a. posath!e. He 10 a professional 1bstruct!ouist.
At hali-paat t. when came ncar the outer door
Of the hall, tho porch VAS qulte blocked up With
people ktrutHlfng to Eet in. To facilitate their
entranee, the doot vas kept ha'f.shnt, n.l pres
emily was cloaed altogether; the yast corridors
iusldo hetDg MeautlInc almost empty. At tl,u
aud Of fve minutes thr door ~ o.,ce moro l1alf-
opened, and VIC wcre allowed to suake our way
past tho frownIoE, guardian OF the peace. 10
gat6 the Inner hall by tho main entrance was all
but tmpoaslbla. Ii you know your way
aud Wont to the further end tt could
be managed uclow tho amphitheatro
stalls, ~ Tho circle where, the booths wesu
sot un, there was compaet!y WedEed multi
t11e, struggling, ueEsDlrlNR, and val1tlY rstnun.
stratfng with each other Mile. Barnharlt was
IN despair. Tho group Of aLlnrtng spectators
abnut her could not Or would not nnaye Oh; all.l
ouslnes4 was At q stan.lstItl. no policeman
Was on duty tlstdo except when Prince 0r Royal
Duke Ind to Ia pifoted about. Two or three
timcs tile aialla of the Comcu!e franchise were
Hcar upstttlfE With the rress4rs Of the mnb, and
nothing hut Mile. Dcruhardt'a passionate elo-
quenco aycrted the disaster. At the most crit
teal mornant the solid company VI tho lady's nd
mtreFs dissolved into its Individual elements, anl
rave way to another compuny, not less eagcr.
Mrs. Cornwallfs We8t WAS. perhaps, tlle ouly
lady who, undaunted by the crush, contriyel 10
make her way In the midst Of It. Ltke nearly
all hcr colleagues, sic appeared on TIC seconl
day IN frcs'. costume. The crimson bonnet
ANQ EVEN p!4H6 10 StfKW Int with WkftA rib
bons Rnu feathers; her urtss WRS Whitc; and