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VlHOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROBE RTY
IN GEORGE OWN, DO.
By virtue Of a deed Of trust to the under -
Eli ned, dated 2e.h October, 1859. and duly EHS
aesorded In ltber 7. Il H.. number tS, folio-l@A
2e3 one of The land CORDS of the District of Co.
lnnba. will offer at public ssle. on THURSDAY
SoTH JUNE, 1881 AT O'CLOCK 2. N. on the prem
tie folio wing described promises, situated in
deorgetowD, district of Ooinmbis, being all that
part Of lot number Ill, in Beatty and Hawkins
addition to GeeTgetown. beginning for the same at
the end of 10 feet on line drawn north on the
rer Of Frederick and Sd streets and running thence
eastesy parallel to Sd street Sc feet, thence north
cry and parallel to FIedei ck street thirty I, ct
then westerly and parallel TO Sd street 96 feet to
Frederick street then by and wi sad street to the
beginning. with the improvements.
erms Of sale: One third Cash; the balance OF the
pui chase money in Six and twelve months. the
the day OF Iale. secured by Ii n on the property;
or all OF the purchase money may be paid In ten
days tier the sale. deposit of $50 required when
the proI erty is struck off. ali convey ancing st the
expenfe Of the purchaser.
je2O Tot H. p JACKSON Trnstee
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

FAMILY SUPPLIES.
y A cool. refreshing drink for the Summer.
Fine TABLE CLARET. .ss. IS DER doz
D POI TED And LUNCH MEAf 4;;'
sP1GED nYsTTks Montserrat LIME JUICE
"WALDMkIsTER"- 1t and you VIII find it
pure S sc{isaas AZ fsG sGfPfiEs
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leIo-om I209 ST. north west
EoR LIGHT SUMMER DRINK. BRINa1NG
HEALTH. APPETITE AND
EXHILERATION,
VIRGINIA CLARET
NoRroN,so s sEEoI1Se
HUME. CLEARY 90.
SGT Market Space.
That splendid Minnesota Family Flour. justly
SOVEREIGN"
bread. HUME. oLEAEx ! SS Co:
s.COM m END ADOR'' PORT WINE.
very best: ~ HUME. CLEAsY 90 o' VIC
S07 Market Space.
OLD STAG PURE RYE WHTSKEY
ia unequaled for emoothneaa, favor aud purity,
and Tor the sdeboard and sick room IL unrivalled.
HUME, CLEARLY d Co..
te14 SO7 Market Space.
GWEKT LEAF TEA,
90 cents per pound.
SWEET LEAF TEA,
80 cents. SO cents. 80 cents.
Either iced OF hot takes the place Of much higher
priced.
Sold years ago at so cents.
WITMER'S,
jel1 1918 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
DECORATION DAY.
CANNED GOODS OF every description.
WOODEN PLATES.
PAPkR NAPKINS.
FRUITS Of ali kinds.
B. ". REEDS SONS,
m25 1915 st. northwest.
UOT HOUSE sEEDLESS UUCUM.
IL BKRS. ONLY 50 GENTS.
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RATES OF PASSAGE
$50 and SlOe, sccordips to accommodations
Tickets to Paris, s 3 ad6ironAl
Return tlcseis On favorable terms.
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GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
SUMNER SILKS AT COST.
FRENCH PRRCAtfNES at.5o former price $50.
FRENCH ORGANIZES reduced to 25c
Finest Quality all LINEN LAWNS at 25c., for
mer price 400.
SCOTCH GINGHAM5 ut 25a and &c, reduced
from 81 4 and 45c.
MADRAS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES romer price l5c.
YEDDO GRAPES at S71[c.. reduced from Soc
PARASOLS AT COST
MARKED Down Prices" on BLACK GHENA-
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bargains" In TABLE LINENS. TOWELS, NAP
k1NS. SPREADS, sc.
Large Lot of SHETLAND and STRIPED
RAkEGE sHAWLS, ranging frora 81 90 to
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SINGLETON q HOEKE,
6O1 Market Space.
Are Offering the GREATEST BARGAINS OF THE
SEASON.
The best ALL WOOL EXTRA SUPER MGR AIN
Garrett 4 Is cents per yard. reduced from 30
A hsndseme line Of TAPESTRY BRUSSKLR, as
BODY BRU .EELS, from q. Is to d 6S per yard.
LOOSE FURNITURE COVERS and WINDOW
'oARPETS SENT FOR. CLEANED and Re-
TURNED 1T abort notice.
SINGLETON HOEKE,
jell 0Ol Market Space.
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V1HOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

PROVED PROP n"Y.
BY virtue OF deed Of trust datef Novem- IL
Der 25tb. 1877, and recorded in tber No. III
S7i. folio 2ss. ct .e9 and decree Of the .1
2t "a, day 81 January. 1881. In Equity cause No
Day. THE sIH DAY OF July 1881. At s ocLook,
Moses' subdlvIsi OF ORIGINAL cts 6. and y. in
Square 427. located the tast side of 9th street.
betwe street and public park 10 feet front and
runs back Of that deuth ~ feet then widens to %
feet snd goes back so feet further
AT 3 o'CI oCB SAME DAY in front Of the preu ises,
Lot g. 10 squaIe east OF Hquare 5D9 lot 4xs0 feet
7inches, being NO. 1910 4th street, between Q and
ktret ta northwest.
On WEDNESDAY,, July 9TH, 1881, AT 8
O'CLOCK. in front of the premises lots I, K. l. and
NJ. in squsre 694. Each front Is feet on the west
side Of lst street east, between North Carolina
nue. aud south d street.
AT oCLoCK, SAME DAY, original lot /. in
square 96s, on the northwest corner of 18th and b
ON THURSDAY, July 71H, AT 6 O'CLOCK, in
front Of the premises, g. 4 ., and Z in How .rd's
cub Of hlo No 81, in the Howard Univel sity sub
OF ffngham fronting alley leading from
wilson street, near HoRard University, together
with the in prOvements.
Terms: One-third cssh; residue in two equal
pay ments st six and TIVE months with interest.
to be secured by deed OF ust S25 deposit on
esch lot VIII. u property is struck off Terms 10 be
complied with in FIVE DAYS. Title good or no sale
FRED " JONES, r-,,..,o
te22 d&ds THOMAS IL. CALLAN,} Arus'ess'
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HeooEen BATES Of passage:-From New York 20
Havre, London, g. uthampton and Bremen first
cabin, e1OO; second cabin. $50. Storage 800 pre-
PAID stesrsge cestifcstes gas For fr02ht or pas
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$500 REWARDi
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Have already been sold in this country and In
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II AWNS! LAWNS!
Job lot Of beautifully assorted Linen Lawns Csc.
YARD wide Lawns 10, l2E, is and Csc India
Luen, &c formerly sold for IS. Vic. Lawn. 3,
10, 12H and zoe so doz. Ladies' Hemstitched
doz Ct ntemen's Hemstitched Hdkfs reduced to
i219c; This is job lot, and very cheap. We now
frem 10 &c. l6. 900 yards beautiful goods put
up ia lOc packages. Our 20c. India Linen and 10
and Ike. Braben Lace makes one Of the hand
sonnet suits lady can purchase for the money.
Onr domestic Stock is We'll asse ted. at agents
prices.
J. A. LUTTRELL h Co,
iefS SIT Market Space.
, 1881-03-13

genuemen- She would sit half conoao,.
curtains the whole performsnca a.,aaceoietl b. II,
fapt expression on her face, IA !, ~ ugh NH
enchanted by the tones Of the hsaw aas We're fsin.
1ne performance over. she wouiG .,a5 ai5 tenof
Murio Wo,d ~ wahttg for the recall
on him Ii ltH,S full OF atimfru,;o1na 1ae would beaS
turned. while Crisis black er.s ~ axaleh he ~ ~
them both, Then Miss Coutts VAIN Iaasnea tse d
to her carriage. "ou1o Glide nv
10 those behind the scenes in thoaa l.,
romnpt1c story was well known .-,hs .qays b,
kept Mnrio chained to Grsi. evao se tns Ties Tn
weArlcu OF ncr and would gladly hara Yea @ be I'D
his lyric hnnors to BECOME Tue hnshsase hcsasehans7af
rich EnElishwo1nnn who had con,e vana .n at Il
lose one note OF that Hcaven-giyen rn;oa ~ nas
the handsomese men ever born. athorsass xas one
Il tritle understood. Grisi, loo. vuen W. he "a
type of lovely Italian, eyes ami h,,a y ,pcs:e,
dari1 rs midnight. and In persnn 'a.s ~, sike hh
formed, although at this time she nae sSsasa1'trl11
somewhat passc- Although the trIo nls 80 s.out
inely on the most friendly foofiase ~tse seeo
Coutts' admiration fur The ,,oag. r,outag. A'A
being supposed to be merely eIas ~. stcset
she might feel for any wtnao11aIt shka
such as she bus lately shown ful for IT, astl.;
nctor. Grls! WIS terribly Jealous, and II na, ha
Ut the time nothing but tht, fear OF losi," ~s
alto=ether c.1t>sd her 70 put restrsS, rs1x a4'a
herself. remember. however. hna n;aha uppa
h'nl been domestic src1le between ths hste
and Grlsi cane to the theatre in state Of sss.
up fury. The opera WIS Norma" Ill - Peai.
Mario were in splendid voice, and seemas ua' s2t
trying to olt!o each other: At length h1 III =
prE.chcs her betrnycr. StrctchInr fo.ts aa Y.
Arm to its fullest extent she puiu,eti ,a..,lh ~
tho box II which the lone lady sat- and thunIss.t'
forth: Thou yet shall feel the a1yt1;sh ,xsE
on Grisi, and Miss Coutts drew frrthar W sa asef
tho curtains The words being in Italian rs,aaa ss
not generally understood by the audianaa* *ees "a
the verdict was thAt more splendid n;sss sst q
acting had never before been given bY anx NE iei
artist ""9 9E3
, 1881-03-13

existed during my career. am no enthusiast,
aud you know am not complimentary to artists
praise), but would do myself Injustice II l
failed to express the opinion OF an old Judge:
Heaven grant you health aud life-it mas
granted you. everything else. l wish yuu
would tell Thorne that he ran you hard In tho
fourth act, and that Is saying very much h--1nor9
than any other Lying actor could do You ',i are re
YOU do NOW. | have great respect for your
PREDECESSORS in tho pnrl Of Can.MsaI nenn
hit you combine ali that wus admirable in
each. I have done. Receive what have said
rs a hearty tribute from an old actor to young
nctress.-but not too old in heart to be tnsensi-
lie to such emotions as sou can arouse. nor to
the fresh wrcaths you are weaving Tor your art.
Ever sincerely yours. DION BoUC1cAuL1.
Miss Ada Cavendish, writer in the Ftutlteto'l
says. :.sought not to retain very pleasant
recollection Of America. She was unfortunate
" managed in some respects when she en'ne
here. Her route through the country was WIS one ono
trnordinury hardships The season was unex-
am pied In its severity. The laoy was irag'ie,
unaccimatei and among stranSerS; murn nnd ui
arrived in New York sick, and d!scour-
aged to DC met BY 1r1ae and ber narent
agc, her professional honesty ano nes ap.lts. ~
While lyiug helpless upon her bed. attcnhcd oy
TIVE hyssan5 The the pper p was ~s on,y nj
sick, and 1t intimated that thls was ome ne VI uea M
usual tricks to defraud her manager. The fAce
al tho physician who read 1t tlnsled with intlE-
milton. lie characterized 1t AS the most unique
piece Of ruiiauistn he had ever encounteren 10
print. But he was told that II won!a pe USELESS .:S
tried. 1t had failed. that by common consent OF
the prosecuting officer and the Police Justices,
the author Of this outrage WIS nitoweh % 10 as
he pleased. 1t seems to ME that 1t Miss Ca'en.
dish had bud male FRIEND with one drop OF
cbyulrlc blood in him. English Or American, he
would have taken that little difficulty into MS
, 1881-03-13

. Cftt<lunA Lt1uer.
The other night old man WIcsle and h, -,
while walking along the street, going home ~
mite society, engaged in quarrel.
I'm not going out with you auy more e..
uel. said Mrs. Wickle- - You are too old = ~.
to cuI up the way sou did Tonight The ill.,. ~
M old Inan who has the Rheumatism 50 hst ~,
he can't put his socks on mornings, Roine,o.
mite meeting and cavorting and ron1pua s.r,s
have dune Tonight say that it Is SHANE"
~ muy have rheumatism" replied tta III
man. '' but l haven't got dyspepsia. doo's
growl and snap ut everybody. You hare Nv,
growing worse for the last ten years. II mn
didn't have me to pick at. l believe you'd iIsS@
u won't walk with man that acts like III
"Hnw does the rhiuoceros acty' asked the an
nlun, thinking that he would catch heron aau,s1
history.
"Acts like Il fool, thnt's how be acts" and M
Wlckle walked rapidly away. leaving the oIi
man several PAGES behind. He finally caasss
up, just as Il young man came walking a1ops
You urc walking pretty fust,' said ths "a
gentleman.
His wife didn't say anything.
going to rain
The old lady made no reply, but tia 5pa.,
MIN took in the tuarion- You old villain
he exclaimed. addressing slr. Wlekle, ~vhst
do you mean Oy attempting to ttE1H
you company on lady who doa
not want you! It's becoming too frequent t.
ClevcIlnd for ladies to be insulted On the stree1
By 1.mfers. Get back!" The young man ssruck
at WickIe. MIS-. Wickle clukhed her umbseIa
and, exciaimins, THAT'S ms husband" stsrtf
the young man au undiEnitied blow. The III
man, encouraged By his wife's strike for ts
union, jumped on the young man and held hn
while the ruttling ribs Of the umbrella felou
the youths head with q noise like the falirsd
hail stones
..Samucl, nobody can break up our domese
felicity" said the wife, after the battle.
"So, SIR" answered Samuel. when III
tries to destroy the domestic happiness Of NJ
household, he catches my consolidated poxtsU
Xrnth.,s
, 1881-03-13

=
Miss Fanny Davenport will act Mt Haverlys
during the coming week; Willie Edouin's
..Sparks" will be presented Mt Hooley's to-
night; tho Harrisons will Tomorrow evening
ruintroduce their Photos this time at the
Grand Opera House; and Lolita will con-
tinue at McVickcrs for another week.
During Miss Dayenport's engagement
her repertoire will be: Monday. t'Cnnlille y;
Tuesday and Wednesday matinee, "Pique -;
Wednesday, evening, 1.-The Lady OF Lyons;
Thursday, Frou- Fruit, -; Friday night and Sar-
urdny l,atintc. "Canille"; Saturday night,
t'Lc:lh'' Only RECENTLY hns this actress added
Camille and Gilhcrtc n her repertoire In these
two roles uect,rtlug to report, she has been sim
gllayly successful financially, aud her work Is
well spoken OF by tho critics The cotnpuny
supporting the star vht, 'neludes Henrv w;tlg' Lee'
F. Chippcn'lnlc, D. II. ChMse w: H.. Young,
Miss Emma Pierce, Mrs. L. +: Harker. Miss Jes-
sic L. Randolph. Miss Adele Werner, Miss Aaudc
Tracy, Mr. Edgar i. Davenport. Mr.. j. Liant
Willie Etlouin's company In "Sphrks will be
the same us that seen in tho piece OH Hooley's
Miss Alice Ashertor, who is still confined to her
room. Mr.. Kruger. We undHrsr ind, has oven
added to the fun Of his very humorous sketch Of
the Photographer. The HnrriSons' musical
tna'e'' his being tliio third engase1ncnt
OF the company dur.nt: the present scuson. Lotta
will open tie week us the M1,uhi0ness in :. The
Old Cilriosity-Shop.'' - 4 Terrible Test will be
the mclo1r:l1nn ut the West SIDE Academy. in
which Miss Ellie Johns will enact tue. leading
dMect specialist. Gus Bruno. the Lynn Sisters,
aud tho negro tc:ttn, Adams :llu LIE. Roy.
Spcaglc. Mt tho Olympic. Will bring on bis
Georgia n Minstrcls once more.
, 1881-03-13

I-k-
very leuient eyes the WORK aas n9 algneirr tea .a
est than that Of curiosity. Mei"ulous' ~ etnit,-
milking Is ult that Sord lpeS. ~ -. .SpGe1.lts.3 ~ ~
the rosilance: but the Slanulro cnatuctei - LII IT.;
tually weak and commonplace .
o,.o .,an,nc f,ote nj the new Keokuk Opera
r, dns hss haan set fnr tho 18th inst. Mr.. Will
ni I1ouo nt1 III 1cave Mondav night tn a co npany
~ ntnntcen peopIe, tho principal members Of
VIZ w..a Tbo enforcement is for three perform
s. uSE: NV ni,1rhIs and one matinee :
~ ,,,,,t r,,, ia +bo chtof nt-
Jcno Hubay, tne tloHns. ,.t "ut 70 ~ @ paris this
Traction ut PnSdesOups coucClts m ~ ,M uI'o d ~ :,
winter. IS youns urei11 WY ~ wns rha inadcr
Hnngar.ah pf o',u ~ n.dns Pesth. and teacher Of
~ 1ae ioji tha only one bis son had urt:l he vas
II ,vhcn ho went to Berlin and Studied uhder
Ioocnjm for four wears. In 1878 Hubay went to
Ptris ma took lessons from Vieuxtcmps, who
took grent interest in his pupil.
ult. snys: The Ns,te Free ETesSc rsr,r of
that On IuesdaS !ne uy mu color by
Franz Schuoer5. e4e e ~ Hescrinet, rs
,eder, was su.u ~ IN hirhr and OF mid
9ng artsts ier 'ains orns aof It WIS painted in
ls Kieder, oyertaken ~ ,sd sn""sr tbSn1t a ND
Thc whiting u ING u3a hese ao this whch
afterwards iinshed at two or rd 1hfen
has served as A the or1gina! LOT al' siosequent
portraits Of the composer:
4 correspondent Of tho Boston Courier. writ
W. NJ eorne r. s Henschcl as conductor of the llur
vurd Musical Association next wenk: 1t says Ut
him ;. iet it be re11,urked that he h,ls dow1-
bent. IN almost unknown thing in the gyratory
movements which huve became through ha9it- II
do not Know how it is witt, the Boston conduct
t,rs i,ut n,lO1y with ewes could fill to mark the
, 1881-03-13

Legitimate rGles Mr.. ". Sheridan VINO mas peen @
gt1rrlnR tuis season with varying success, VIII
also be in tho field, and, while TINS sentlenall
has NOT been hero yet, from what Judges say VIC
should imagine TINT he might DC very success
full properly managed In such rules rs LoNts ~. ~
anG SIn:0cJ;. TIC former purt. we believe,Sll pe
made the feature of his senson. Ihen 1 taerf ~ ~
hlr, Fred Pauiulng. Il young gentleman Wnn nas
been peeging away in the East nt idhatct. tiatu1
Melnottc Dcrtuccjo, etc. for year or SO, auu nn
whose time has been pretty e1uay ovneu ,,a pcor-
ganIzing companies he VIII pe nefe aA'o "' "
''lcKitimAte' Sur. ,- - ,.x~ .,,o
Even surprising these gentlemen to have tn9
abilities 10 make successes us "leSltinate
stars,-and the minority or them, We neeu .'e iius
cUmpanies to support them is at once apparent
to any Que ut all acquainted with t[le preseilt
condition OF the American stnge. htcCuHouS9
and Barrett had the best they conlu gct, anu
keene's manager had great difficulty IN secus-
ing even tho support he had during rug & present a,
other form. there would have heen more
chance Of SUCCESS. Had MeSsrs. Mayo Nnrue,
aud Pudding. say, concluded to 80 together, nnd
Messrs. HArxins Sheridan, and H,lugs IorMed
productive OF good results artisticallr. but we
venture to say would be financially successful.
But these gentlemen are anxious TO have lttie
orbit all to themselves and shine. II
not to the satisfaction OF the publlc, TO
the qualification Of their own vnnlty; si,,,n;
fever seized tho actors, but the actresses appear
to have it in quite MS aggravated TORN; a
large number are mentioned as having mauc up
their minds to follow in tho footsteps M 1iiss
Mary Anderson, the most promising among them
being Miss Henrietta vaders and Miss Marie
Prescott. E1gagcsuents rrc also being made for
Miss Selma Fc.ters, the young lady from Louis
vile.
, 1881-03-13
4 STELLAR IRRUPTIOS.

The SUCCESS Of Thomas ". Keene as Il trage-
dian has ul.le. nany an lctcr discontented with
his lot: in fuct it has spread among the mcul-
bers Of the profession the ''legitiHllte' fever.
and the consequences, in oil probability, Will be
Of very serious character. From announce
mcnts flying around the country. this discomfort
will shupe itself into an rruption Of stars
next selson. There arc very few legitimate
stoctl-nclors in the country to-day. but
the number will be further reduced next year
when the ''legitimutc" link Of the dramatic
profession will present the appearance Of Il reg
imont in which every member Is Il Captain and
the priyatcs have Disappeared. 1t would be
useless to attempt to argue these actors VINO ure
bent upon Legitimate" sturrng out of their
determination They will carry out their idea
until their visions or fame and their savings
have melted away and hard experience 1nhkcs.
thenl wiser il poorer nleu. AS tar as VIC Gun
see, besides Mccullough, kecnc, and Barrett,
VIC will hnve Frank Muyo, Fred Il. Warde, w. T..
Sheridan, Frederick Pauldng, and Frank bangs,
nil reaching for tragic fame There IS no
doubt of the fnct TINT there Is IL re-
ylyal In public taste for the stnud-
ard drama, but these gentlemen are over
estimating tho extent Of this revival. and most
Of them will find Ii out very speedily. FIRST
among the list Of spfrants will DC fr1ink Mayo.
VINO has been for the plSt ten or Twelve years
combining his energies to the portrnyll OF border
churact.r. Hc mas nldc money anu won 2 nunle
III his - lHlFY CrUEkcLl% Dut ucEHtu!uE u4SS1kI5-
fled with tnt. line Of business I'll which he has
been successful, he proposes TO :. tackle NAG
leth. Iuvu King Lear, aud the rost OF the shnk-
spclriun repertoire. Before he went into tho
border style Of play he was accounted n fair
stock actor III Legitimate roles: nov, however.
nfter bcin:. out of the standard drama 1or uearly
II dozen years, be intends to jump before the
public as a great" tragcdtan. We trust
his experience will not be as painful
rs that OF MIR. Dan IIarklns, who
II few years ugo. became discontented
with leading position in the ''pantaloon
drama ut Daly's and foolishly stepped out
starring in the Forrest a!s attempt
Then Mr. Harkius went 70 England, where ever
since he has heen playing in tho Provinces. He
has wisely refr7lined from appearing I'M London
kcenc's SUCCESS will also bring him buck to
America next season. Mr.. Fred B. Warde, since
the unfortunate "Diplomncy' tour. has been
supporting John Mccullough. aud making a
good name for himself. Mr. Warde's friends
and he has many, cannot but re-
He is good actor, but decidedly not
strong enough Just yet to travel Us star IN
, 1881-03-13
GOSSIP FOR LADIES.
TIE OLD, OLD STORY.

Norrlstolvn Herald.
ssWhat have We here?" asked the editor man.
AS the door 1t opened wide;
He'd frowu on his face, and in harmless grace
4 knife hung at his sfde-
Il girl 1t was who opened the door
4 maiden meek and fair;
Too pale to speak her lily cheek.
And wond'rous black her hair.
1--WE come,' the visitor said, ito see
If you'll print these lines wrote;
And, as down she sat on tho editors hat,
L pang his bosom smote.
Now, had it been young man lean.
And thin, and gauntly tall.
The journalist would have spat On his nst
Ant run him to tho wall.
Yea, then would the editor man have danced.
And suug Il song Of E.ce4
And, with eyes atlame. the young man iran6
Would have cut III pieces three
But here was case un like tho rest;
And how to dispose OF it:
Hc could not with the knife attempt her life
He could only gasp aud splt-
At last a thousht-dear happy thought
Came princ :ng through his head:
Your verse, though good. cnnuot print
But LII marry your he said.
She laughed. while the great, hercc californian
This maiden did embrace: ...
And when she looked up. thro' her blush sne 81"
The sweetest smile Oh his face
And thus the people were spared the verse,
And u goud result attained;
The editors gun didut kill nny one,
And tho 1nuid 4 husbInd gained.