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The daily gazette., 1882-11-24
LITERARY PUBLTCArIoSs.
"PERHAPs THE MOST JUDICIoUsLY
EDITED MAGAZINE IN THE WORLD"
THE NATION, N. Y. Sept. 1889.
THE CEN TURY
For 1SS2-83.
For lSS2-83.

The twelfth year OF this magaEine-the Brst
under the new name, and the most successful In
Of the preceding season, aud THE CENTURY
begins It's thirteenth year with an edition OF
100000 Copies.
The following are the leading features,
A Nkw NOVEL by w. d. HoWELLs, 70
succeed this authors ''Aiodern Instance" II
will be nn international story, entitled "a Sea
IIE. IN TIL. THIRTEEN COLONIES. BY
cal feature Of the year TO consist Of number Of
paper, ON such topics as ',rhe Beglnning Of a
the whole forming u complete history of carly
life IN the United States. Especial attention win
a NOVELETTE, or MINING LIFE, BY
MARY HALLUCK tOoTE entitled 'sThe Led
THE POINT OF VIEW, BY HfENRY JAMES,
Jr.. series Of eight letters from Imaginary per-
its people. Soeetv' Manner rnilrosass eneeA' eie
The CHRISTIAN LIE ,GUE IF C1NNECTI-
account Of practical co-operatlon in Christian
WORK, showing how q league was formed In a
II attempted and how II spread throughout the
%RupDER GRANGE ABROAD, BY Frank
| II. stockton, continuation OF the droll "Rudder
THE NEW ERA i'm IL AMEkIc%N Si1 cay HoGssH Hh1tGHss
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| Hrpsss ~ Churches, and 81 Public buildings.
Cable apthor Of "old Creole Days, etc. a
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| MY ADVENTURES IN ZUNL by frank H.
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Base Ball.

At the meeting Of the Quickstep Base
Bull Association last night plans for i'm
proving the grounds and providing grand
stand accommodations were submitted and
approved. Manager Charles G. Waitt will
attend the meeting Of the Tri-State Alliance,
which will be held at the G;rard House In
Philadelphia, tomorrow, instead of at the
Bingham House as previously stated.
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LOCAL LACosacs.

st. Paul's NJ. e. Church will be opened
for services on Sunday morning.
Mrs. Rose Feeney was buried in the
Catholic Cemetery this morning, services
being held IN St. Peters Church.
Abner Bailey last evening presented for
the inspection of Council an old-time cedar
staff with n heavy lead head, formerly
carried by high constable In 1894.
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CITY ITEMS

Chas. H. Vary, PhilG. Messenger, COS Market.
Suttsrlcy h Co., Photographers, sc2 Market st
For Rent: A small house by Gee W. Bright
Real Estate Broker Nc. 5l7 Market street.
Old gravel, plastic. shlngle and tin roof
repaired and made water tight by T.. Mitchell
Jr., 8l0 West Front street
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A FATHERS TIESDIsnNrS,
Brutaiiy Beating His Daughter and
ing to Avoid i,yncbI,,.

HUDSON, Mass, Nov. 2i.-Tbr d,,
OF John Phillips, aged lG ycgr. Nh
visit to Marlboro. Not returning a, +
act time she specified, Phillips lircd,
and went for her, and brought hc-hoa
cut a heavy stick on the way, aul i
her up stairs and to strip to the waIa
He followed her up and finding s
not obeyed he stripped her him, lfan
her till the blood II iwed in streams i
II distinct gashes Oh her back. lIerg
were heard through all The neigt55
The 1eighbprs became aroused AMI
ened TO lynch Phillips, when he led t,
unknown.
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----s~--seru- eru-a--~s-----
DELAWARE INDUSTRIES.
Census Figures Concerning the MaEufac
turers of This state.

turers OF ms state.
From Census Bulletins 900 aud 500, Just
received, q number of interesting facts are
given in regard to the manufacturing utter
ests of this State. The total number o
establishments is 746, employing 1925
males above 10 years Of age, ! ,426 female,
over Is years and 9G2 children, the yearly
amount paid them averaging S4,267 ,34g
The capital invested is SIS, 5,6j5, 5,S22, and the
value of material consumed amounts t.
Si2, ,S2S ,4Gl, the product being S20,5l4 ,43S
The amount, outside of material and wages,
remaining to be deyided among the manu-
facturers is given at S3,ilS,62S.
In the particular branch Of cotton manu-
factures Delaware only has eight establish
ments, employing T97 hands, including
operatives and officers, l0i of whom are
under 10 years of age.
The cotton consumed yearly In manufac-
ture is estimated at 1912 bales, costing
Sl27 ,S55. The value Of the products i.
$STl ,0O7.
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riaE asAlLls,,ADs.
A Local Time Table with the --latest
Corrocfi0na.


TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON FOR
PHILA.-- 2.00t-- 2.23s - 6.30-6.b5 T.0ot-7.b0
--s.lOf--s.15--9.O0f--9.3v 3vt--e -e6St-lO.3O-1i.S3 a.
ms-12.o0t m;--12l5-l2.3S-1.b3-- b3--230t-4.00-
alIt-6.sof--6lo-o.3 .3SA-7. .28-7: :a0s-s. 66spm.-
l1.b3 a. NJ 12.33--1.b3-5.1Ts--6.Ss % pm.
BALTIsIoRH- .05s-l. .42&--4.5ls-s s.O5s - OF
1000 a. m.--l2.28-i.oo-1.OS-5 S-5.oO-ooo-e.b7-
HOG p. M.
wAsHISaroN-1.42s-4 q. IN;
~ 00--1. .04s D. m.
BALTIMoRE AND INTERMEDIATE CITATIONS
l.05&--9.lT 1000 q. m;--l00-e.00 y. IN.
Trains running both daily and Sunday.
TRAINS running only on Sunday.
Connect at Gray's Ferry for old depot,
Broad and Washington avenue.
DKLAwARn RAnRoAD--8.o0a--slo q. m;--l. .os
--a.oot--s.a5f p. N. No Sunday trains.
For New Castle only
I For Harrington and intermediate stations.
WnMsoros NORTHERN RAILRoAD-7.47 {.
m;-l06-6.O0-6.a0 p. N. On sunday for
Reading and 81. Peters, 10 o. IN.
DELAWARE WEeTRRN RAILRoAD-7os-lo.So 80
q. m;--s.o0 p. m. Sunday trains lo.Soa m-6.0c
p. N.
TRAINS SARRIvEAT WILMINGTON FROM
Sol. .o0-l. .32s-4.4Ts-
-I.O1 -2sOt "a. 80 &S5-4s5- b40--663-o.A
Observation-Disclosures. p. IN.
NEW ioxK-l .S2s- -4.47s-s.o2t-e.l2 q. m;-
BALrIMonE--1. 81 50. 13A-9.3t-p q
m.-12.30-l.50-5.11A-8 u. m
wAsHINeToE-l.tls-a 4sa. m;-I2.3G
Il. .b0--b llA-6.S - .24--a.49s o. M,
Both daily and sunday.
On Sunday only.
bELAwARe RAILSoAp-s.S .So-lolSsa.m:--l2ol
-6.oSt-0.05 p. M. No Sunday trains.
From Now Castle only.
WILMINGTON * NoRTHRRN RAILRoAD-o.2S-
| s.40--11 IS n. m;--5.40 y. m. On Sunday FROM
| Reading and st Peter at 10 ,. m.
| DELAWARE WEarERH kAILRoAp-s.00a n. m;-
| 2.lS p. IN. Sunday trains s.l0 q. m.;-b.40 p. n
TRAINS LEAVE FOR WILMINGTON
| PHILADELPHIA NEW BROAD STRERT DEPoT-
q. 2.3OH3. 65A-6. 30 .20#-e 0o-S rs. .35t 10. II
-ll.30-li.bo u. m;-I2.23-1. 32t--l .32-3.l6-
| tO2- 20 5.05-5 30 b.b5-e.06t -6.35 $780,
| -Q.3o--lu. .00-il.szA y. N.
| BROAD AND WASHINGTON AvEHuR-6.3 $3.50
| lob a. m;-i. 3d.. .i0--@. .3o-6.l5 p. m.
| new S.33--lo. .00-ll. 40 a. m.-4.lp-
| 5.t9 p. IN.
bai;y and Sunday.
| On SUNDAY only.
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A Yonnr Lnd,. rInclk.

COLUMBUS, GA, Ncr. 9i-Au old man
named Reed was brutality beaten by Linton
Normack. Rced's son. - years old. in at
tempting TO defend hls father, was attacked
and stabbed bv Nornlck with knife. The
boy then shot him i've t.mcs, Killing him.
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CI,c.iinr lhr ,i.rr,nnl

RlcnFoRp, VI, Nov ~
Richards Of SwtctFbHre, Qatlec, "
to have been executed tu-Gay for Y
der Of Joseph jackson of AaIgGrhd
ia July, 1881, committed suicide in
this morning by eating his throat
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A Fire Racine in ouebsc

QCEBEC, Nov. q ~ lrc broke out here
at O'Clock this morning in Montedm
ward, IN the vicinity of the Parliament
buildings. Grants shue factory has already
been destroyed and the fire is stlll raging.
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CLOTHING.
BEST FITTING
GARMENTS.

1t is conceded that the best
fitting Clothing is sold by the
Wilmington Clothing House,
Fourth and Market streets,
and this fall we have tried to
perfect every garment, and to-
daywe assert that our garments
have no superior as to fit, while
our former patrons can attest
to the quality. Just step in and
try one of our suits or an
overcoat, and you will then
know they are better fitting
than most of the custom work
that is made at a very low
price. We make this statement,
although we make to order suits
as low as Eighteen Dollars, but
more of our custom work is
from Thirty to Fifty Dollars a
suit because we are having the
finest work in our city, and our
customers are the best dressed
people on the street. Just stop
long enough to look at our
suits and overcoats, and we have
no doubt you will say as Others
have "It is a pleasure to know
we can find such fine goods al
such low prices in our city
Look at our TEN DOLLAR
SUITS and our FIFTEEN
| DOLLAR OVERCOAT; these
are special bargains.
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RoRBING TIE POOR.
Russia Bank Officials stealing Their De-
posit Drs Funds.

pOsit Jrs Funds.
Moscow, Nov. 2i,--The officials Of the
Skopin Bank have been arrested charged
with deialcation amounting TO 12,000,000
roubles. The victims number 1920, in
cluding many farmers and peasants who had
placed their saving, IN the bank. Several
church funds are also swallowed up in the
general ruin
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Thurlow yer,l,s Is,,r..,,t

New YORK, Nov 2i.-The funeral Of
Thurlow Weed took place this morning from
the First Presbyterian Church on Finh
avenue.
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Blankets.

The largest, finest and best blanket offered
inWilInington for many years at S. can be
found at Kcnnard q Co., No. 62l Market
street.
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New York Markets.

NEW oRK Nov. 2.-Flour steady; No. 2 State,
Sz.seao.oo State and Western, Ss0oa4.5O.
wheat, No. 2, red winter sI.O9aSl 10. Nov
1.l215, January wv
n, Corn, No. 2, $lO2a1 .O5, do November, s4as41S,
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BIRD Mamma

keeps canS.ies IN constant song aud cures
diseases. 10 cents Mt drug store. Bird
Food Co., Camden, M.
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Grows Kmnas picsans.

HELENA. MoNfAN,. Noy. IL
Of Picgan Indians slo.s SD roa,e II
Grow scouts, q, E0rt Cu,"r N
pursued by tae Croap, and .2l5
in the killing of tRo Pw-4l, 4
w1undiug OF segerai aiher
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Hlankets.

Kenndrd & Co. lave just made a pur-
chase Of a lot of white blankets below
market price and will offer the same at ST. 90
large, fine and heavy.
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Tomorrow, Saturday, November 25,
James & Webb will open their immense
stock of Christmas cards. Go and see them.
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80 . 80
DOn,t EAIl

to get some of those elegant all-linen hem
stitch faucy bordered Ladies' handkerchief
at 12Hc. Never before sold less than 81
cents. They won't i1st long. Kennard &
Co. only have them.
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EfiankRts

The best blanket offered In Wilmington
for many years at five dollars, can be found
ut Kennard d Co., G2i Market street Made
to war and nice looking.
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THE FALSE SIR SANTA CLAUS
Prepared expressly for holiday times.
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are arc given the Telcgraphic Dispatches of the wee
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THE WEEKLY HERALD
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POLITICAL NEWS,
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THE FARM DEPARTMENT
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RAISING Cattle, Poultry Grains, Trees, Veeetables
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aHEuMATtsm ANS couT 6

af
Wbnn we cin cs,abi Ii by c.Aa =,
vii .c1 every inquiry hut makes f,[2.ss ~ \ 4
have thr oiii, rai or radical reiHeif r. :, =,
disorders and we PIT that cfidch = - h
of every sufferer 1riG oRt moa3 thY : N
claim that no one but the fool WI - L.,
ear. or close his eyes to The 0'F. "h,.2, al
his bllgl ted life. N iuslfo u Us. ~ -. I,f
dcpendent families, and 10 Ire tohS ~ N
life,s ambition before you W"'n s.,,.H .5At.,c
disease. we ask you 10 20 with US lol - : i
IN tba homes Of gone Wl.J nave uIahH ~ y n
of E6. and are now full Of tic 1oYg q "" M
ieIl 10 the world their glad eNpe'' ne, ne,a,ss5..j
90, M Colse statement, and N he a.
sannot by proper inquiry tfy j y e1..s,i
friends, he probed TO tho bottom ~, -
pf truth, --... .,l5r,
% III I tIJ,cE, us Plymouth st h'V0A
with Chrouio Rheumailsm many hssoao1givp-seFs-e
MI UagIngs, 29l Pearl st'' bf0o'''
Gout. o,- p,ttlo St., Brooklya
f.h.a,,te p beuma'ic Guut6 years ceistisa ri
a. W,r sser 2G6 urt 81, Broos' B,e,a' ,b,r u. .
q ycar.Unad expended over siV1O 20
doctors. -, rut.i Avrnue, Brooklyn- is't''
AIR, Neviit Aoi AH'
hin ysTisnd. ysH1s $50 BanorllGe g. B,S'4 R5a ,5 "a
matory and Chronic KheuniA''A"
Dyspepsia. ,os am NJ Drookyr-AFutsN
Mrs. Piik.nStoni leo -, .i,a'I rid evyrythns'
Rheumatism. or yea 80 Chroaio kh' ~ r
Dr.. Gsodr On, new q Grove ST. New ,rnioiptt
Mrs, WlliaPb Rbsnmsi,rn 20 years. nn9Sro Sropc ner
Mr.. Dixon, laz NuS' S"' xott
matism two y 7ars;s i0l South ST., new
Capt. Eathau huo'' f,bra
Rheumatism 22 Yeas , ,,ich Ay, New torA-
Mr.. Abrams II uinars NJ, Z
matlsm and kidney ~ Oakland Art Jersey y
Judge Crossman, o.rs
Rheumatism keFerAiS ,,any ' others CD
The above naiaele ,lam pyspcpsa Liver aho or u
r, .. OF ,aaftcf deserved nien. vii bid
Now give this inast NJ ,artjrnlars and you wa
circulars with iulII Psant /
you saw this adseruse .. ~. az Atlan4
Fillmore, Adm1 1S5 SFiHiam sto
BroOlklYJls anu ASS
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YOUNG FOLKS.

Parents who sIrc entertaining and Wholesome
reihlng Tor Their children, and young folks who
thJny accounts trnvel and adventure, historical
ht,icnia sim pictures, houscho amusement
Shl hAilhrao will ind these Ia ST. NItIO-
~ Mhlth Is cognlIrd by che press and publc
nf both England and America, as the best aud
hnost magazine for children ever printed The
new vuinino, which bcgins with the November
number and ppeus with colorcd frontlspiccc,
VIII hc much the finest ever issued, and the at
t'nliou Of all parents aud all reading Young folks
tons
THE TISKiIAH BROTHERS TIpr-MiLL.''
new serial story bv j. 7. rrowbridge, former
~ editor Of ,'Our Young Folks, ana author of
''ihe JACK Hazard stories, - etc.
'TnE STORY OF yirRAr."
An historical novelette, Of girl and hoy life In
" IS sI SSh9Ty. tr ~ Ink Il stockton f9rner
Iudder Grange, - etc.
TIRE STORY or ROBIN IIoop.''
An account of the famous ycoman Ry Maurice
Thompson, author Of 'lhc WitchcFy or Archery. =
'TmE STORY OF TIM FIELD or THE CLorn-or-
Gold
by f. 5. Brooks. 70 be illustrated with many
remarkable pictures.
"a BRAND NEW NOTION,
a capital and novel play. Ry William NJ
baker, author Of III, Majesty, Myself, ' ''clc.
"swErI Away
a serial story of the Mississippi floods Of 1852.
pS L. :. t4lls, formerly editor ol golden Days. -
'FLtzNHETH THOMPSON. q"
4 biographical paper regarding this celebrated
painter Of battle scenes Illustrated With pictures
prepared for Isl. Nicholas by Miss Thompson.
''WHEHE WAS VILLIEHs -
A thrilling story OF the Russo-TurAi,h war. By
Archibald Forbes, Nar-Corrcspuudent.
'rHE Boy At THE WHITE House,,
An account OF the life Of ''Iadn Lincoln Ry
Noah Brooks, author of ''The Boy Enigrants =
COMEDIES TOR CHMpRES.'s
ilne series Of Juvenile plays. BY f. s.
brooks, author Of 'fhe Land of Nod, = etc. and
including a Christmas Aiasquc;
"fIE FALSE SIR SANTA CLAUS.
Prepared expressly for holiday times.
There will be short stories hy Louisa NJ Al
colt, an many other wrll-known writer's foi
Young folks papers on home duties and rcrrca-
llunl, dut-duor sports, occupation and instruction
ior hnYs ana girls, with popular features aud de-
pariments.
Price S3.00a year: 81 cents number. Subj
srriptions should hegin with the November num-
htr; The succeeding Issue, ''The Wonderful
Ihrlstmns number VIII have also a colorel
if"niihpircc and many unusai attractions.
THE CENTURY CO., New York, MY.
noyl3-3t
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OUR MAILS

Ss-The black nGures denote the Limited
Exproks trnink.
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JNo. w. DIEFENDoRF & Co
Fourth and Market SITS.

100 EAST SIXTH STREET Is THE
lOC PLACE for 3-ccnt -four II makes white
bread ;haNe you tried our shamrock nourii makes
bread as white AS snow: IL viii pay you to ~" the
sugar OPENED to-day Jour runUc + cleared tn roast
ing and keeps your husband Ia good humur; our
lo-cent coffee Is wonder: our { a makes the
l1llea sing, II Is eNcclent:i early rose potatoes
iroln our own iatiI, Nc. per bushrl. Come tu lUj
East sixth street FOR groceries. T. NJ. WEIR.
nON9i-lwh
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''Sr. NICHOLAS is above anything we produce
In the same line "-''LOndOu fimes.r -
ct, NICHOLAS
~ -FOR-
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Mother swnn,s XYorm ~

lnfallible, tasteless, harmless, cuthartic;
for feverishness, restlessness, worms, con-
stipation 25 cents
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VEGETABLES.
Local s,uotarions.
ME41B Am pnOyIsI0t-l

OoRREc1Fm DAILY BY THE WILLIAM LEA &
Sons COMPANY, BRAHDYwIHB MILLs-
WHEAT FLOUR.
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- - 49, -
IllnnlAei..

Kennard X CO. haze .G. MAJ
chase Of lot of l9rge, hoa'ei
which they propose selling 30 ,''.''
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sThat wonderful cth9iicon sao"a
Lydia l.. Piukham'- Nefe'aur ''Hii !
given the lady II wnr.i-Wil' r0F4.3
doing good. Ills Ike u h'u4
vital constitution Her Biooi l'aAas
more to cleanse the channel, of Ll.
and purify the HE OF lhe n4dy ta3a
sanitary devices OF the Board q is4.l
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Tho IVent
That Warrant for Blake.

OF tomorrow will be James & Webb's open
lug Of Christmas cards. Go and see them.
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THIRD EDITION
-
A YOUTHFUL RASCAL
Forger, Burglar and Horse
Thief at Is.
THURLOW WEEDS FUNERAL
a PROGRESSIVE YOUTH.

Eighteen Years of Age and Forger,
shower of Counterfeit Money, Bank
Robber aud a bad Man Generally.
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The twelnh year Of this magaEine-the irst
under the new name, and the most successful In
It's history, closed with the October number.
The circulation has shown large gain over that
Of the preceding season, aud THE CENTURY
begins It's thirteenth year with an edition OF
The Evening critic., 1882-08-25

She wears most bewitching bang
Gold curls made captive In not;
Her dresses with precision hang;
Her hat observes the stylish set;
She has poodle for q pet,
And drives a dashing drag and pony;
know It, though we've never met
I've seen her picture by sarony.
Her phrases all are fraught with slang,
The very latest she can got;
She sings the songs that Patience sang,
Can whistle airs from "Oliyette,"
And, In the waltz, perhaps, might let
You squeeze her hand, with gems all stonyi
know It, though we've never met
I've seen her picture by sarony.
Her heart has never felt loves pang,
Nor known momentary fret
Want never wounds her with his fang;
She likes TO run papa In debtj
She'll smoke a slender cigarette
jSU5 rosa with a favored crony;
know IT, though we've mover met
I've seen her picture by Sarony.
ENVOY.
Princes, beware this gay coquettel
She has no thoughts OF matrimony;
know II, though we've never mot
I've seen her picture by Sarony.
y. d. She. man, In ne century.