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Tony Hart, rhe actor. Who IS al innate q
the ~ 1rcsster zs7ina tor the tslsale. Is vel
enough - umpire tas bassbal games rhAE
zrs played nearly every tay oy ths doctors,
attendants ald miltsr patients Iony's Do
ei--ars are sid . shoS good I1dgusnt AID
great knowstgs q the game
A blacksmith - Oviedo. "a. appears 70
te = seoo1d Ehna BurriEE HLs s-gn reads.
/ "Thurs1on Holllngwcgth. general repairing
an1 lobbing il al materials neatly and
I pronptly donA Speeialsisz-Si surveying AID
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Among TIE cabin passengers IN the steamer
/ Partnla which salled frOm san Francisco
/ for Hong KlAg some tins ago, was a distin-
/ gulshed Chinarnan Who registered rs Chua
I Lee, Peru He Is sad 70 b. worth $1,000, 600.
which hs aes anAssed from his Peruvian
/ plantations When 90 went 60 Peru thirteen
| years ago n had but 500
A blind guitar player named Man jon, from
span, = creating stir in the musical world
abrOsd. He ass a. ins-urans with eseven
strings Il wss severity years ago that an
other Spaaiard named Lor created senss-
ton with bis guitar and made = perfect
craze for ths instrument, 80 that the piano
SEEMED likely % be driven out OF the field
Mr Whithread. one of Mr. Gladstone's thick
| anf thin followers Ia the house OF commons,
h the owner Of brewery which Is said 70
pay him 81 10000 year. Re Is man oe
magnificent physical proportions, but Is such
q tedious and unirterss.irg orator that Ar
Gladstone once thought Of making him
speaker - get nd OF him
Probably the ear was glad that he WA
roo obliged 90 recsivs the Emperor william
At a country seat. when special preparations
would have been necessary for ms reception,
a. the expense Il such viSits ars prodigious.
II cost ths emperor of Austria ecOO, 900 70
entertain the ear for three days at Krem-
sisr, in 1885. and the bills for putting the
archbishop OF Olmlits's palace IN repair and
for decorating and furnishing Is FOR the 90
cssion amounted 70 nearly $4,000
Mr. p. Nichols Crouch, tho venerable com
posrr OF Kathleen Msvourreen" and other
popular songs, has been revlzting Portland.
Ae. a. the guest OF Mr.. George H. Thomas
Although, says The Portland Transcript,
al1aos- generation has passed away since
| Mr Crouch resided here and was leader in
musical circles, the years have dealt kindly
vito aim. and his friends are glad 20 SEE thas
i 10 - IA e. I'D - f0ht IN
tho cd days, although he is 50 years Of age.
Hses~n retains sone Of the best notes OF ais
powerful AID veil trained voice. his life,
both before ard since he left England, has
been flll OF romantic incident. de went
very early upOn the lyric stage, and IN his
youth often appeared before royal and
| prlncely audiences. The other evening a
birthday reception was given Ar. Crouch at
Mr. Thomas, as which he sang kathleen
Msvournee1" snd others Of bis Old sOngs with
wonderful vis,or and precision
An Indiana correspondent tells The
Tribune that Mr. James Whltcora5 Riley,
the poet. has a curious inability 70 form trus
Cocceptiors Of distances and directions. He
breads a journey more than child does IFS
frst srsp alone, azd never feels sure Of reach
iu- "a destination unless accompanied by n
friend. Even N Indianapolis. MS home Tor
50 many years, he often becomes bewilderel
ali lost There IS story which describes
him IS viewing with alarm the prospect O:
being obliged - escort 90 her home lady
who happened 70 SPEND the evening with him
st the home OF mutual friends Too gallant
e give EXPRESSION u has fears. however, hs
undertook the mission After al hour OF
two his hostess of the evening. being sum
mon~f - tas drawing room, found there =
VERY en1harrassef Riley He explsined that
sfser taxing ths lady homo he had wandered
about m = vain EFFORT 90 Hnd his own hons
had at last found 1ssk again 81 her ga-s-