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New-York tribune., 1880-02-22
THE CHINESE. THE SfNH-LoTTkRS 1ND
THE IRlSH.
orIsPoKEN OPINIONS BY COS lRT)E STAMFORD
TT,1a The Aia CIiforrfr
f,f

OUIsPOKEN OPINIONS BN G"N IEF'h STAMFORD.
IT,ug me Aia CIiHornfr
Yesterday Afternoon the Committee on Tor
pofA IONS oInttG bb tHc uH AI."f'l " I l EiItn,
received tlir following HutW"r To- 300 I.c tlH l'iIt
stanford. gard TO thr .rcu ar tucy cent hiin -ile
him to l.ch.rEr IA. CIiu.m.r fu o." 'aI1I ul thr
Central Pac Gc Railroad 'upl"y
SAN FKAsCI~co. cal. Fob. -. 1850.
/, J. GtNSOS and P.Tsr BILL, toaimiHee
(iYsTITNES ave rcCrN Il ur-. ui licre II 'H f'r
CeutfaI Pacific Railroad Company. calling attention u"
section . 81 AluCir XIX. of tut t'..u .ufu'nr u, tI.
sat. and also uo,r Your rrI .r-' tp d, .tr.c iu.
Chinese now employed bN th- rI'fHuuu, IIn toe %
"A nrlI where the people OF '.f oN race tt H'u' eII
nnd HOuprlu'v earn tlci. dalF bread Ihr." "Ir t".
in tue empoy nf ne comran', Within tie CITY .rt
also employ cd by the company large nlm3tr "i "1r
men, many of whom ire r.tn'Uru lrransr t''v n'r.
ben heretofore employed ny tl- Cufuur tlnu. hui
whose services 4pi, at tl. r, lc".s n. 90 d lh"
company VIII ever hr mi" 'i ir taN- nI l' "ir,
AMI viii eudrayor ci,'ruly 40 submit 90 thrm ~ ,.
undctsfnud- tL-i fhc Court. WHv c.L.fi. tbru.
In he MANAGEMENT ~ ff business 10 VIII tr Ntru'n Of
under the laws the land entire, hy cons drra "u
OF bat shall d.tiI. g. own IA gmrnt. io hc que
vl.csi po1rv having due regard Io thr rglt. and n
LLLAND STANFORD.
Thi. f. about ~ dec ,Iye reply tur comtcc cuuo
ask That L0'gud S'auf Ird 90 man ~ more common
sense thnn the s1udrtcrs Eecmrd 20 have dreamed f
seydcnceIb tie following elegrAphc corr .pondencc'
NEW YORK. Icb. IL
To LELAND STANFORD:
Would YOU give us something for the lnsh Relief
Fund The interest TIE loan - deferred, bul tue
security Ia good. (Sgncc) bioN boucicA'it.
San FRANCISCO. FcD 10.
DION BOrcIC AUiT. Ner IOrk Ciy:
For suffering poor IN Ireland have the sympathy
Of a common humanity, but thore Is ample field
nearer home Tor all that have 10 give. t-igneG)
LELAND STAFFORD.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-22
SOCIETY AT THE CAPITAL.
LENTEN ENTERTAINMENTS

THE PENSION ISQURY-rHE STAR POSTAL SERVICE
DTFICIFN FNCY-TENFMENT-HOCs CIGAR MANU-
FACT0RlEs-RELRF FOR uRFLAND.
The Lenten season has only slightly affected
the current of social events at the Capt.
tai Breakfast, lunch and dinner parties
and evening receptions continue numerous
and enjoyable. The inquiry into the
needs of the Pension Service will probably re-
suit in good. A deficiency appropriation for
the Star Mail Service viii be reported in the
House tomorrow. Commissioner Raum op-
poses the tcncmcnt-house system of manufac-
turing cigars. \ merchant ship will be char
tered to carry food to Ireland
New-York tribune., 1880-02-22
THE STAR ROUTES.
THE HOUSE CoNMnILE 40 mToEl ~ FAVOR or
DFWCENCY App. PRfATION.


THE HOUSE CoNrMnILE 40 REPORT ~ FAVOR or
DFTICiENCY APP. PKATION.
lsENtuNL rLLs3 uisPArCuI
WAsHGVGrO>, Feb 2l.-lhe House Committee on
Post Offices and Post Roads will offer report to the
House on Monday stating that, Congress having
failed. a. asked by the Postnastcr-Gcneral two
months and "a half ago to make deficiency appro-
praton of S2.OOOO00 10 continue Che present eX-
podtcd schedule OF the Star Routes, the Department
has issued general order cutting down the service,
which under the law requires one months notice to
tho contractors and involves the payment to them
by tho Government Of one months pay, which VIII
aggregate 5000, ,O00-an Investment for which the
Government virtually and actually receives no cor
responding service In view Of these facts ana the
serious Inconvenience resulting TO the puDlic
the report will urge the passage OF Dill
continuing the appropriation for the star Rontes
upon their present basis Of service. The bll Omlts
any consideration of the three or four routes wnich
have been the special subjects OF investigation by
the special committee. leaving them 10 De aHected
by the ultimate recommendation OF the ApprrpTia-
tiOns COMMITTEES. The bill, which the f0st Ofnce
Committee will endeavor, through ITS chairman,
Representative Money, TO introduce on Monday,
will provide for "A deficiency appropriation oi about
81, ,500.O0
New-York tribune., 1880-02-22
MIDNIGHT FEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
g.......ss. f.t. III mai % g.,f-s

WASHINGTON, Feb. %. l a. m.-An area
OF low pressure has moved eastward from the Lake su
peror region to Nova Scotia here IL Ia central
Ram or has generally fallen during the day cast
of the Mississippi River, IN Texas and IA California
Clear fair weather prevails over the entire coun-
try Westerly winds generally prevail I'm tho Lake re
Rio, New England, and The Atlantic States nOrthory
winds IA the eastern Out elsewhere they are soutery
variable. Tne temperature has risen slightly along
the Atlantic coast, aud decidedly the extreme North
west elsewhere II has remained nearly stationary.
IHdtcdftOJlS.
For the Middle Atlantic States clear or fair weather
westerly backing warmer southcrly Winds followed
by slowly falling barometer.
CautionarV SiGnais
Cauionary signals continue at Portland and Easpor
and cautionary OnshOre signals AT Boston
New-York tribune., 1880-02-22
WANDERING STARS.


Nj. Sothern is in San Franc sco......Miss Ada
Cavcndish appears tomorrow night in Baltimore
Mckee Rankin and Kitty Blanchard are IN
Chicago. .. Mccullough viii finish. during this
Ssek. ms tour of Texas and Louisiana. .-.... Edwin
Booth is taking a rest at his home IN New-1orh.
Mr. Raymond is in Boston...-.Miss Nelson
,ernans another week in Boston and will then pro-
,eed TO New-Orleaus. Tomorrow night she acts
IRogea. in "Cymbelne "......Emma Abbott vas
ast week i'm Galveston. Texas. Mr. Bandmann
was in Indianapolis. X. Emmct was in BaltI-
rrn,e Mr Florence acted in Detroit, last night
Gotthold's Octoroon Company was last week,
m Pittsburg.... .Grau's Frcnch Opera party Is
N Cincinnati .. Louise POmeroy acted, last
night. in Mobile. Minnie Palmer was II
Rochester, last week......Clara MOTIFS no"
IN San Francisco. has been acting Cdmiite-..--
Mapiesons Opera Company was, last week. iii Phla
delpbia. Mr. Gemmi is shortly to act in Boston
as Hamlet. and afterward in New-York......M
Chanfrau was. last week, in 1T. Louis. Miss Ke
logg is in Paris Mr. jefferson closed his season
January 81 al Nashville. Robson ana Crane
were last week in Detroit......F. +. c. Bangs IS tC
act Joseph BQisdmO IL Is said that Lotta VIII lt
10 London, this Summer. Lawrence Barrett
will probably pass the summer III Europe.
Denman Thompson will be seen this week IN VI es
Meriden Hartford. HOlyOke, Springfield, Worcester
And Woonsocket. The other sockets and the tuck
cts are to follow Mr. Barrett acts, his week. II
Portland Me-, and other cities OF that regon:
The Colyille Company will reach st. LOUIS, Aarcf
Il. Fanny Davenport is in Philadelphia.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-22
COMMISSIONER RAUM's DENIAL.
Inv rrtyGRAPg TO THE TRIBUNE. !

WASHINGTON. Feb. 21-COmmlssioner of Inter
nal Revenue Raum denies the accuracy of tho re-
port, printed In a trade Journal that he Is opposed
to breaking up the tenement-bousc cigar manufac
tories in Now-York. On the other hand, he caused
q clause which had this fer its object to be inserted
in the bill which was approved March l, 1870, and
1t was agreed to by the House. but for some unex-
planned reason 1t was stricken out by the Senate.
Commissioner Raum thinks that there will be far
less danger of fraud on the revenue in the manu-
facture OF cigars II the tenement-hOuse system IS
broken np than if 10 is allowed to continue.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-22
ninlh Rcglment. \. q. :. \. Y.

M,pi-.> .-UsHE Garden. MONDAY FEBRUARY 3D.
rss,eutau.u of Color-. Review Dress Parade Battalion
DIN auI Ful Dress Reception
atSpm. Dancing TO commence At lo.30 p. m.
4 COATING OF RIAL DIAMONDS
ON rlro crystal surface These HnWHREYss PARTISAN
arc for a only at Humphreys ewery store.
$40 broadway corner OF 2,hst Their usre Is
,,pal ..l7e Cr,Iet u Gems" describes them Mailed
sr,e lie has no agents.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-22
HARPER ~ BROS.

Melnoirs nj Madame X lSV-.l,Oo. ruitef with
preface her Grandson, Pau lc ReM -nb
tor Translated by Mrs CRshel H0ev and Mr. Juhu Lila
Iart H. 4to paper (P4r 40 paper 10 cents
Snoring Adventures la the Far West. ~ J. n Sur
ply Illustrated. l2mO cOth, - o.
ORR of the Homeric Poems 4 I.ect are bv Or
Hermann B0uitz. Trans atr flJm tle itl G.ia. Looh
By Lewis X. Packard square l6mo, clOth - ccrts
Aouthcy BY Edward Dowdcn. l2mo. cIot, 90 IL
flt. .er,s ent led glish eel Of Letters
New-York tribune., 1880-02-22

ward said was one OF the clearest business stafe-
ments TO which he had ever listened. Ii IS expected
that the committee after concluding the hearing
of Mr. Bentley, will listen 70 the complaints OF
claim agents aud others.
There are GOod many people who Guesflon the
sincerity OF those who were most active iu setting
this Investigation foot Nevertheless, II the COM
mittee are really disposed to get at tie facts and
find out what the needs of the Pension Onice really
are they may render a good service.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-22
MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.
NEw.YoRK PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.

NEW.YORK PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.
The programme of the fourth Philharmonic Con
cert was somewhat changed after the announce
ment week ago, and the pieces performed al 'he
Academy lest evening were the following;
Adario Fuguc, in minor Beeth1yn
symphony NJ 49,. .'''''--.' h0pln
concerto NO . r 'i"'' Mr. Ioseav
Introduction ami Finale Tristan una Isolde go
If there was nothing startling IN this o''u' j. a.
nrooramIpc. the concert had ncyeriAelrSS "'''"''
character of chcerfulness and clearance Whch We
found especially refreshing after the hR'y SP'o,u
fare that has recently regaicd u.s. N''h'h1 'o"i'
have been better adapted for the intro" lc'i"h III"
such AN entertainment than tie htiIe M"Au' Ill
rangeu-ut. which as we heard musician remalA'
prepared us for the symphony as preliminary o"Nr
gives z.st 10 the dinner. The Fugue was written
orrin3llv for two pianos. Some years idier VI Hli
turned it into q string quartet AIDING 'he s"'' '"
troductory AdaglO. Ii rs now htted ioi 'he I"'
string band, with no other change we beheVr' 'n""
the arrangement OF part for the oouoi' o'S'
Recinu,np in a Quiet strain, with Ieaular am
rather simple treatment of the subject, IL eathe'S
force as the fugue runs on, and we find ourselves
wondering before the end comes how so sTo"s a"
effect can be produced with such ordinary mate
,ials and without the help of Instrumental color
no The tone is a little somble and so the bflgn''
oass of the Fourth Symphony following 1t affects Ms
rs breezy morning IN the fragrant spring. we
can never praise too warmly the interpretations OF
Beethoven by Theodore Thomas they are rehned
without weakness picturesque without eXaSSera-
ion; technical accuracy in the performance Is AT
tained without sacrifice to the poetic spirit ana
the orchestra is taught to combine pre-
,ision neatness, vi0or, warmth, Gace ana
.ensiblity. in that rare balance OF char
acteristics which all conductors must strive
after. and few know how to obtain. striking ex-
qualification also of the powers of this remarkable
eader was afforded IN the Wagner selection. wrere
the vital principle of the music is lost without the
most passionate, and, at the same time, the most
dreamy and refined expression.
The appearance of Mr.. Josefy, after his long alb
sence from the concertroop was the signal ior cor
dial applause He played the Chopin Concerto
oxous,telv HIS inimitable touch his poetlcal feel
inc his clear phrasing hIs fine sense OF symmetry
and rhythm aud-n the last movement eSpeclaiIN
his astonishing brilliancy We're di~plaNed, aS IL
seemed to MS with even more effect than usud.
and ne had the important advantage Oi a rlch'
svmpathetic and wel-managed accompaniment ].
Recalled again and in, he played, WIN ,he
orcbestra LisZt's Hungarian Fantasia, aud bN WIS
splendid performance he reused the audience to
enthusiasm.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-22
TRANSPORTING FOOD TO IRELAND.

10y 1tLkUKAPU TO TIE INIDUNFI
WAsHrNGroN Feb. 21.-The bill which passed
the House yesterday authorized the Use of one OF
the vessels of the Navy or the charter of mer-
chant ship to transport food, ETC., to the starving
Irish Itis probable that a merchant vessel viii be
chartered as several have already been Offered for
about one-half the sum which it would cost to re-
move the armament from ship of war and prepare
her to act as a transport.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-22
TRIBUNr LOCAL OBSERVATION

TRIBUNE OFFICE. Feb. %. a. m.-The barometer
continued to fall yesterday until late In The afternoon
during the latter part Of the day the movement up
ward. Westerly winds prevailed. aud clear and fair
weather followed early In the day by cloudy
weather with light snow between IL and D. M;
after that hour clearing and fair weather prevailed.
The temperature ranged between 2so and 37o the
average 3f9o being 40 higher than on the day
last 6o higher han on Friday. The storm
ire over Lake Superior Friday midnight moved rapidly
eastward, and IL no centred IN Nova Scotia.
Clear and partly cloudy weather. With slight changes
In temperature may DO expected to-day IN this city
and vicinity.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-22
MACAlILLAN & To-,

The Ecouomics Of Industry. ~ AfIeG HarshaN and
Msrv Paey Marshall l2no cloth. Il. contents BOOK
iani aDor and capital BOOK :. Normal Na!uc. Book
MArke Vaue.
France since the First Empire. By James MacdOnell
sdIed by his wife. iZmo, co.h, III -.
Reciprocity. Bi Metaliism and Land Tenure Reform
nv Alexander ]. Wilson. SyO. ci0th, - 2j
New-York tribune., 1880-02-22
IyouIRING INTO PENSION METHODS.
Gur rrLpGRArn TO TIE rRmuSE.i

fBY TELEGRAPH To TIE IhlbCNE'l
WAsmNGroS, Feb. 21.-The House Special Com
mittee charged with an inquiry into the manner OF
paying pensions adjudIcating pension claims, etc.,
held q session to-day.
Commissioner Bentley gave the committee de-
scrlption of the routine through which pension
claim passes. The members of the committee were
exceedingly interested in what one of them alter
New-York tribune., 1880-02-22
GEORGE w. CARLETON & co. .

HiIda and story Of Three Loges ~ Ars r. leies
BENJAMIN. Large limo. handsomely ptIted and loind
Price 81 So
Our Daughters What shal We 10 win Them! lhs
with Mothers. By Marion Hai.auA Paper JJlu+ "lh
poTtraL Price 30 cents.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-22

The Inier.O eanic Canal az the Monroe DOctrins,
A concise form the ~f0fcil nj u
The ps fOr acandl across the sth- nFo cVths
A Dictionary of the German Terms sad in Medicine
By Il. Gutter NJ D. SURGEON ot The ~ }. Eye asa th
Iunrm ~. etc. oyo, cloth extra, 81
Lady's Life in the Rocky MOGniains By sa1e.i,
Bird author OF tx Months 10 the nfN'cI ififntS
Iade " 700 Through Japan" octave usracd - 10
New-York tribune., 1880-02-22
CORDS. HOWARD Il uTLBENT

u Pslfh-IIIct, NtN-l oFI4.
A Fools Errand. BY one N The Fop@
Figs and Tbi,tles Romance Of tie eseru Reserve
By !. ". TOuIgee. l2mo, G. otn, 81
Tonctte: 4 Southern Tale. BY A. ". Torr-.a NV cE
ton preface Oh the race problem uf tne ootu
lZno. r!Oth, 81
New-York tribune., 1880-02-22
LOCAL STAGE AFFAIRS.


The new week brings but few changes IN the
local theatres Salsbury's Troubadours Will appear
ot HayerIys Theatre on Monday afternoon, and.
doubtless. will remain for some time. Motley =
vour only wear" . Mr.. ByrOn's comedy Of A
Fool and HIS Money is assigned for Tuesday even
inc at the Park Theatre. The part of Charles. acted
in London by Mr. Tooe and IN Boston by Nh War-
rem. will here be acted by Nh. Lewls......
The final performances of "The Shaughraun' at
Wallack's Theatre will occur on Monday at iernoon
and night and on Tuesday night, the 24ih INST rms
niece Will be succeeded by The Colleen BaVn -
cast as to its main characters, follows: Dgte-"a-
Coppaleep Mir. BOucicault; Dummy NGHR, NJ Beck
rift: Harden Cregaa. Mr.. Gerald Eyre; Fatkr Tom,
Mr.. Gilbert; EiIy OCoaRor Miss Boniiace; AnHe
Cbate Miss Ada Dyas: Mrs Cregan. Madame PonN.
The Shaughraun VIII have received twenty
fwo representations. Mr. Bonclcaulfs engagement
at Wallack's Theatre is drawing toward its close.
Frank Mavo at the Olympic, brings out " The
Streets OF New-YOrk' - and acts b1dgc'.. A mu,l-
cal burlesque of Mr. Lougfelow'S poem OF Hlawa-
tha" was brought forward az the standard iEearc
nm Saturday evening. by the Rec Surprise Party.
The words are bV Mr. \. Chllds: the music IS by W.
E. Z. Rice The piece IS IN two acts, Introduces SIX
teen persons besides ballet, and contains upward
of forty musical numbers. 1be chief parts are acted
by Alice AthertOn. w. EdOuln, Lonis Harrison, II.
f. Dixey, q. ". Howard LiLa MeryIhe, Marion
Singer, and Marion fillmore. Hiawa ha" VIA he
reDeated AZ the Standard Theatre until further no
rice - The Boston Ideal Pinafore Company ap-
pears tins week at the Brooklyn Academy OF Music
New-York tribune., 1880-02-22
CHARLES sCRIBNER,S SOY-

The Autobiography ofPrinse .netirrnch Ldned Dy
NrtterCn. Translated bF htOilt Ndriel
with chr0uoogca table aud minute inieN No!s wis
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Communism nd ~oc aIism in their History and Thes
ory, By Theodore d. WOosey ID. LII d., Atey President
OF Yale Coll 90 vol, l2mO cloth, - %
The Emotions. BY James McCosh. %. D.. IL D, Pfesf
dent of Princeton College VOL crown oV0, cOih, ~
New-York tribune., 1880-02-22
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The Peep show 4 handsome yOlum, q! amusement ant
instruct on FOR the young Illustrated vol! 'io pcun
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New-York tribune., 1880-02-22
HENRY nnLT A CO..

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ia ius Iations Authors eaition, ou -' 3D.
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New-York tribune., 1880-02-22
A. q. ARMoTRONG & SOY

Limitations of Life. BY the "a ". 81. Taylor viii
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New-York tribune., 1880-02-22
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New-York tribune., 1880-02-22

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New-York tribune., 1880-02-22
i.IPPINCOTr 4 20.

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New-York tribune., 1880-02-22

7fs Broadway
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New-York tribune., 1880-02-22
GEORGE EoUrLEDGE X sONs.

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New-York tribune., 1880-02-22
THOMAS NELSON Il SONS.
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The Nineteenth Cen!nry 4 History. bs i.oO,lt lao
keuz,o Crown eyO. aG4 pages. iTice. - o.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-22
ROBERTS BROS.
sCRIBNER 4 WEXFORD.
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5ueclaI Notlee5
DoliticnI Notlres.

A. German Mass-1Ieeting
AT COOPER INSTITUTE
the Evening u the Anniversary OF Washngt0ns Birthday,
MONDAY. FEBRU AIRY 23. at p m.,
under the auspices the Repubh al Com.
mtee give expression 70 the pubic iment against the
Third Term and against the Uni Tue" The following EN-.
ineut speakers viii address the meetings
FRIEDR HECKER, FRIEDR. HASSAUREK, SO.
KAUFMAN Dr. JULIUS BRUCK,
and. other speakers In English.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-22
NEW BOOKS AND NEW EDITIONS
GEORGE p. PUTNAM'- -0V<

Resrcsa 70 books NJ ts las srss DlJr'ag tlJ tfsgt
heretofore on the htsfIry pr
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1880-06-26

No farmer need expect to gather
fruit many seasons without manur-
ing the orchard we'll. This point is
often overlooked. Every third
year a good coat of barn yard
manure should be applied. Bone
dust and ashes are excellent. In
western New York it is the habit to
feed fruit trees well; here we starve
them, and tn e result is New York
supplies our great markets with
fruit when we ought to do it our
selves. Several times a year we un-
fold to our readers the great secret
of large fruit crops-manure,
manure, manure! and we shall keep
on in that line if it takes life time.
Apples at three dollars a barrel
and pears at six are more profitable
tb milk at two cents quart, butter
at twenty cents pound, or corn at
fifty cents basLel. .-Er.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1880-06-26

People who have subscribed
for a newspaper Will do well to bear
in mind that the only legal way to
discontinue their subscription is to
pay up and order the paper stop
ped. A paper in New Haven, Conn,
sued a man for forty-three dollars,
due for papers furnished. The de-
fendant set up the plea that he had
several times ordered the paper
discontinued, but the court held that
under the laws of the State and of
the United States, a publisher may
continue to send his paper until ali
delinquencies were settled up, and
that the parties to whom the papers
are sent are liable for all copies so
sent, and judgment was rendered
for the amount and costs.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1880-06-26

"Do I think of you? YOU ask,
dearest" wrote a husband to his
wife. "Do I think Of you? Yes,
do; especially when a button comes
off or I find Il hole in my stocking
Il am glad you think of me, dar-
ling" she wrote in reply; 81 used
to think a great deal of you when
| wanted to go to the concert or the
theater, or when I felt like having
a drive; but since I found gentle
man friend who was willing to take
your place, Ihave not been troubled
SO much" He took the next train
for home.