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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-23
PERSONAL.

C-darrroft the beautiful home OF Bayard Taylor Al
Kcnnett square Penn. has passed into the h"h"' :"
Dr. Lewis Il prominent physician we'll K""H ul''"-''
ont Chester Comfy. Wien tie "rlJH-7 vi 'N "
r.Nlor hail have become f'ilF apri'''"'ea ~ '''
n,,. =, ,m, ,,v, A writer in The lhilai"lphi''
Iuuuir,r ",.,rcr"ft will bear III" same "lt'I"h ~
our literature ~ Abotstord. >unnvsid" ana IN" h"ni'
-, otl,r cnincr, authors II l. extremely h"h't"!
vl,.th,r there j. another >p"t with :" Wl"'"'' "
history associated with II as k"nne't and the aH'"c
,orntry ha-. Herr * the Nci OF BrahdF"inr ~
vlth patriot hl-h here for many N'.r' u. S' md
i,ve been ,prcadin. their ,autarr influence idi anu
vi, her. AT tc,.al rofi j. ~ I'll" f.r,t ;Tci,
III American literature wHh ~ rc'nnlal nn",r Mi
/. Inn,,ud where thcolp-ian>, statesmen an" pm
.op,nr, have rr>ort~i end al the" facts r"rb'i's'
I aHS ' m.snt ' we'll tel i'I pr,ad' gnu ~
Tl, Duke Of sutherland. who Is something OF
uu.ical enthusiast; ha> erected ,r-" organ IN inc
,,Il,ry 81 the grand hall At stafford House L"i""'i'
IN. instrument which IL III" largest ard most com,
pirt, "t any N private residence, u, r'..,"'
lis A h,diaulic engine. and '">t T"""'"'
II !, ruunrc,. that Il. Iamc>'s Church. 'h'as"'
,,, c>t.na.d a al to the E''v pr ; D. M'''h''I''
, re-. tor %, Il stephens Clur Il. Philadelphia ~
t,u.... ,.,,r.h l. decidedly hi-h in il tcnd"n''>'
u,,ll. pr M,t"incl i d''d'1iN h''f' IL III VIZ"
III al. aidrr,- before n" MaS7'''"i>''t' h'"r"'
chi, m r.,n r",t FRIDAY evening. "ip'rt"d mar
H.. Gallant l"t.v Nattcr>"n VIII t'"" very W. IT.
r,.u. 'u-l~ hla-. that VIII ""n>e ''t' f''' '"''
IN the Iard
~. r,,vn Princess ot sweden. who has been in
.,,m,,it.,v delicate health for several years past
VII pend IA" winter al 'h!:".
RI, n.,,u.h,, 8" cottage" 81 the Duke ot bedford
a, Ed. III. where h" - entertaining mr. P''S
n,,ud. T. =, .n,tasc only in name. Tor II Cost
ram ouo "a lud and A. much more Wa expended
am the Garden, and grounds, which contain sNN
uulr, al gravel wallis and gras, rides thd,"'sh =
one of IN. most beautiful places IN 'i'al bi!,iiii ~.
il, owncr- i've there for only sb"it month Ill '"'
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Amusements.


AcADHNY-yl6-Pantomime
ANBIRo THEATHE-S-LAhaireC lemenceau
BROADWAY tn EATRE-s-The Merry XonAfeh
nuOC TaEATRE-s:lb-Vaudevi
cAOINc-vl6-Nme Augot
DALYs ruYATRE-si6-A Poor Relation
vnEH NUSEE-wax Tabsaua
aRANp OPERA HOUsE-e-Paul Kauvar
HAxxERsTEIN's HARLEM OPERA HOCsE-S:ls-Tns
Cenuck:
FOSTER BTALS-8-Ca rmencitA.
LYcEUM THEATRE-S.:o-Ths Master OF Woodosno"'
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN AMPHITHEATkE-
-seidi Concert
MADISON SQUARE THEATRE-S3e-Bsau srnnms-
MINERS 5rH.AvE THEATRE-s-GoggeA
NEW PARK THEArRK-s:i5-A Parlor Nateh
NI1LOs 0ARDEN-o-rhe Pupil IN Magic.
PALMRRs TaEAThE-S-The Red Husssr'
PROcToRs. 2SD-sT. TAEATAE-sla-Ah Inc C0"'o's
Of lone.
srAR THEATRH-0-The Senator
BTANDARD acknowledgements ess
Union SQUARE THEATRE -U:lS-The County IAr
aITN srRWxT THEATRE-e-6ood OLD Times.
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TWELVE PAGES.
TBB NEWS THIS MORNING.

Forcinn.-The trial Of J. R. Birchall Tor the
murder of F. c. Beawell in February last began
in Woodstock, Ont. - The case against y brieh'
the Montreal newspaper man, for pupnShihs !"
libel about Prince George will be dismissed a'
The desire Of the Queen. - BRUSH ueco nus
appcarcd at Mozambique in Portuguese "a'e'''
- Mr. Edmund Yates comments upon inc new
,f ts,rope - Thirteen persons were kiicd'
many wounded and 900 taken prisoners IN a
Vim, in India. - Slavin and McAulife. the
nurilists. were arrested in London - hNPei-
mcnts with a new gun firing fifty shots minute
were made at Magdeburg
Copqress-Both branches in session. = ihe
Senate: The substitute bill for the rehef OF 'he
United States Supreme Court was discussed =.
The House Another day was wasted III an ehoi'
10 obtain a quorum for action upon the LahgSvoii'
Vcnablc election case. - In Committee: lhe
Conference Committee on the Iarin Dill oiu no'
roach nm aGfVtment on that measure
Domestic.-The coroner's jury found that sig
,,lmon was 10 blame for the accident near ohoe
makcrsville. Penn - Washington Fafk' Nn'
caeo. was chosen az the site for the "ords ar
=. The President. at Cresson. made o numoei
If anpontments -: Ex-Congressman kean, OF
Elizabeth, y. j., declined the nomination ior ION
rrcss in the lid Ncw-Jersey District
CITY and Suburban.-At meeting of prominent
city minister's an address in favor Of the People
Municipal League was adopted. - Governor
Till came to the city to be present at the Demo
cratic State Committee meeting to-day - In
work of repavng Broadway was begun.
Tie Mayor explained the details OF the propose.
new census by the police force. - Inc Nh''l
lies commissioners sent their reply 70 the MaHo
about recommended reforms at the Ciiari'S HOS
pial -: The funeral of Dion boucica",S WA
hod - Winners at Gravesend Bobby Beach
BANQUET. benjamin, Elkton, Bradford, Maos'ohe
F,n and Bcn Harrison. - The trial OF Dr. Mc
G.uccal. charged with malpractice, was begun
= Stocks dull, but materially lower the move
mcnt was led first by the granger, and toward tn
closc by the Willard shares
The Weather Forecast for to-day: Fair an
slightly warmer, possibly preceded by sprinki
o, rain Temperature Yesterday; Highest 09 dt
grccs: lowest. 81: average. 6@ IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-23
4 "BOS.S" rs rs 4 BOSS.'

Il II
Clio. the Muse of History to whom we do
li2htcdIy appeal scmi-occasionally, was IN rem
ini.crnt mood as >h" glanced over her records
of how s,lmnarily the Hon. Mr.: Richard Croker
recently convinced the Tammany Committee OF
Twenty four that it was its imperative though
unwilling duty to 20 il alone" this fall in tn"
support for Mayor of the godfather Of his child,
whose money gifts while Sheriff the Boss"
had put in his pocs.t or in mortgage.
no Tammany Boss" within the recollection
of any scribe Of local political history has ever
done these two important things OF debating
policy and candidate in quite such IN Of
hand and pcrcmptory manner as the present
captain of Tammany> political pirate crew.
Even Tweed in his hey day Of power and pillagc
with a similar band of brigandS as follower,
w,s accustomed to aSl; their opinions in sup
port of what he had already determined upon.
OF course he knew that his buccaneers would
assent to his division of the spoil>, but he made
show of dcfcrring to their wishes ; AS the new
leader does not.
Even "thc Boss" immediate predecessor
and bold master worthy of such an apt pupil
rs the Hon. Mr.. Croker, was wont to proceed
in a different style. When in his most Obsti-
nate mood that bulldog of Tammany. the Hon
John Kelly, was accustomed to take the view,
Of each of his low browcd shorthairs scpa.
ratcly. and then announce his previously formed
resolutions to loud approval OF his followers
| Not so his pupil and successor. lie spends the
| summer where he cannot possibly learn any
thing OF his followers opinions or those OF the
people, and then comes back on the cvc Of the
Goht nnlv IN announcc his own f,yrrt will tina,
his proHse shall cOntinue to act Is Mayor tha
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-23
sl12.- tJ2.J T-l.!

Examination Of the returns also shows that
fully half of the "al other" articles are either
,uyuric. which this country hi, no need what
ever to purchase, or materials which c"'iid Dr.
im,ontcd from other countries directly. or
articles which could h- far more advantaGco'iSly
nroduccd at home. The truth is, that this coun-
FRY no longer depends upon foreign trade for
uccc.slrics of life as it formerly did. and par
lcularly depends scarcely at all for such neceS-
saric> upon European nations. B"t inc extern
of their dependence" upon the United States Tor
ncccssarics of life may be illustrated at another
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-23
SCARED EY E,N,rS CHOLERA

From The Chicago lntcrtNcai a..
There nrr disease, which ere cndruh ~" 49," M,,s
local, which in symphonic, closely tr'clnu" .,mrrs
and ara Likely hc mistaken for inc urr" ,,tan,Ic
by inexperienced PHI, >iran". pi.'hS an whi !,
there ai,, multitude, If report ii ~ rN"ic -
are not such except IN the TACT that tue no a, %
patient has impressed more ar Jess ." ~ or,e~3
upon the body In cholera the tear anu u.s","'
condition Of tho mind The hardest SShp'o'"' -
rlly stefan hu, to combat.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-23
Uncle SAN AND TIE FORESTS.

From The Boston Journal
",,aI,,u and Forest" wonders II Instruction IN ior
csr, cld hc incorporated INTO the cliIrl' mum a"
VEST Point rhr suggestion l. certainly one ,'M ~
w,u unr,h ,ntrra,ning The prnt,,ii0n and prs
cry alton of remaining forests l. htl'I ~ ',,
Lnnwl,xic,d ur.ri,V In the al-rncr nt any w.
con ,titutcd corps national orc>i"r>. there - 10 "'
nf men available tor tins service wh'h CONN -" y,
Moved n easily aud with a. httlr additional cNpc"'"
Ia the Government a. the soldiers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-23
THEA >iiDt'ID BE KEPT UNDER GLASS.

From Ia Nn'%hh lHlirtu
We ruthci IN Yesterdays New York Timr' .
headline. lhc D,mr rate opportunity. MA tle
,rti, IL opened with ihc>" wor>: " The Ma>Na'h u
,c,t, Demo, rate Convention we rad no fltiitr
"Dcni"cratc opportunities are srarf VI
Ma ,,a.hu,rti> vcrl. very >'ar". Ihcy are 'e'y
much uhr Prohibition opportunities III kcntl'M' VI
Republican opportunities III Mississippi.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-23
ONLY \ FLY on THE CART WHEEL.

From Tie iit:>hui.: ChinH,,lr
Now tii,, Mr. Miller IA, withdrawn from the field
A. the IiuhlhHon nominee t"r ''N"uoi o' i"NU>.I
Nalli. the parts VIII have Ia hint up new inaI,
ALLOW tn,Iil,G IT, H. default. Nidt'N'V theN
d. II NIll Lave We! LITTLE effect on the hhA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-23
DEMOCRATS. bpill OF EN-.

From Tie Washington PD,t.
Between The attempt II the t'nSrc>snlen 10 break
ont lid The would br Cor :p'>~H.ch 10 break H. the
country /, considerably torn up.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-23

Broadway will hc the scene ana occaSio" "
ricI and complicated dscomforts TOT weeks 10
como Bu, if that thoroughfare can bc NOR
ouyhlv we'll paved for the first time III lis history
anL ,her loft unmolcstcd for a term Of years, the
rccompcnse will he ample. It. Will STRIKE n"> I
n.r.ons We imagine. that this is a gigantic " if.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-23

The zeal with which the ministers OF New
York arc taking hold of the municipal problem
that confronts us is highIS commendabe. 1heif
meeting yesterday was a representative gamer
ing, and was animated by an earnest and Dusl'
ncss-kc spirit which is full OF encouragement
The feature of the meeting was an adoreSS
prepared and read by DR.. Crosby This was
subsequently signed by the clergymen present
~ the expression of their common views. Inc
address discusses the situation with candor ana ID
lucidity, and presents an effective argument in
favor of ministers taking part in politics as
those banded together propose to do. IL Is
significant that all creeds were represented III
the meeting, and that those participating IN IL
arc fully determined to do their duty anu Ine,!
whole duty as citizens. DR.. CroSbys remark
that he was citizen before he was a minister
may lse taken as fairly representative OF Inc
sentiment which anmatcs the clergy WHOSE a''''
is purified city government.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-23

II ,Le daurhtpr of General Fremont * truth
,ulrv ,uo,cd and his widow is without means oil
Subsistence and on the verge of actual shilrtihg'
whil. priyate charity may be trusted I" a'iorh ''h-
o,r,rI relief some adcInat" provision i"r '''
futurc ought To ia made AT once. IL Is mar" I" Nv
cent, the report literally. however, Tor M's. r"-
mon, has two adult sons in S""d health al" '"'h'
Portable rrcuni,t lnrcS.
p,uro,d accidents have been alalmingly and dis
or,ccfullv trconrn, OF late. Indeed. II almost
seems as il an epidemic OF decentralization ma
hrokrn on, on railroad lines from which the OIL
cials wcrc not altogether exempt
A,;,,,;ou in favor OF ballot reform is in progress
in Illinois, the friends of pure ana honest '"'
,ions will be glad Ia notc. and the SUBJECT Is ="
bc pressed upon the attention OF the neN' '"@iS-
I,urc. There is n l'allo-Rcf"rm Ass"r"'i"' !"
thi,apo which is giving special attention I" wv
,uo,,.r and usnr it's influence 10 stimulate and
arouse public sestuient. The experience OF ,h"''
s,,,cs which have enacted laws on the snbJrct
will. Of course. bc helpful TO tn" States when
contemplate action in the Same direction. For
;rs,,pces the cnmbrous complications which Toy
crnor Hill insisted on Incorporating into the Ha\-
tan hill furnish IL horrible example to he avoided
with religious care.
Ladies' and gentlemen whose mission II Is I"
discourage the use of what they call the VII"
wood, will perhaps hail that North Carolina
cvclonc Az an able assistant. At all events, the
r.nor, is that the cyclone ruined the tobacco crop
of the State
The discounted condition Of the German Demo-
Gratis in brooklyn on account Of the ravailrrN
treatment which their representatives received III
,hc hands of Boss Mclaughlin is really assuming
formidable proportions. The nomination OF
ticket of their own by the disancctcd Gcrmaus
now seems altogether probable. political boss
cannot. OF course reverse one Of his opinions with
ont some loss OF dignity and prestige, hut without
| Joubt great pressure will Ike brought to bear on
MCLAUGHLIN TO induce him to give the Germans
| such recognition as they desire. Dignity and
| prestige must give way when probable party de-
| feat Is the alternative
The demand for The Sunday Tribune containing
the account Of the unwilling Of the Greeley Statue
| RAPIDLY exhausted an unusually large edition.
| Readers anxious ~ obtain Il full account Of the
proceedings will find It reproduced from the Sat-
urluy and Sunday editions In The Sem-Weelly
| to-day and in The Weekly Tribune tomorrow
| Trenton Ia the latest city TO adopt the over
| head electric system Of railway traction. This
system il steadily gaining ground In spite Of the
danger, pOisc and the strluGtpg Of aerial wtges
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-23

Good for thr London police. In pu'tins
ouic,us upon a much.advcrised pr1e-i'sht ny ar
resting the two roiighs who were to pinmei e"'''
o,hcr for n consideration. they earned the THANKS
If all who abhor brutality. The przc-llch' must
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-23

Senator Reagan made a picayune exhibition
Of himself Yesterday when he protested against
the proposed law giving postoffice clerks an
annual vacation of fifteen days at the public
cost Ills oppcsition was enough to delay the
massage Of tho bill. but it will not suffice to de-
fc,t il. The postoffice clerks are hard
working and faithful class of Government en-
Moves. and with rare exceptions fully earn the
vacation which it is proposed to give them
Rv all mcans this bill should be passed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-23
1nAer to ADVERTISEMENTS.
Business Notites.

TRIBUNE TERMS TO NAIL suBscRisEES
Daily : days . week. ....s1o % seS G2 "S
g snS;y IRIS" TrSuns 'N" "~e.::: $SSSS 100 80 -
S %sseI&E Ell. Ti0OPPs Ssune::: 3SS .,1.;
Postage P1sYsG 3 u1iSSae NesYofs CITY
Ssy SsmWeeky and Weekly fSrsg v SSurs;stss
Remit By Postal Order Express Order Check DRAFT or
Cash o. Postal Note sent in n unregistered letter.
Tssuns ~ Ns x: T,su Ss*FNS Kew
York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-23

Trenton Ia the latest city to adopt the over
head electric system Of railway traction. This
system IL steadily gaining ground In spite Of the
danger, noise and the ytrlugipg Of aerial wtges
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-23

this season of the year, also, most OF the res
dcnts of the city will be found at home. DIS
crepancies between the official census and the
unofficial enumeration will be far from con-
elusive proof of deliberate design to make
NETWORKS population smaller than 1t really Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-23

hicb orc inseparablc from 1t. lts chlcl ii''ii'
=. ,h. ovos ~ crashing corporations Is IT'S cheap
,oss That circumstance ought to stlm"ia'c c"'
o,oc,r;c;ans To invent some other mode Oh aPp''
inr electricity to street cars at the S'ii' 'o''
without the Objectionable and dangerous "a."..'
NJ tbe overhead system. Great things "e', p'o
TODD q little while ago from new storage"'','. -;
;dca but nothing seems to have come OF IT, "'n.'
tho storage system used meagrey on foui 90.
;s making no perceptibc advance. a inuo"'.'
IL not long-felt, want is waiting ioi "'"A
supply it,
petwecn the devil and the deep sea-percman'.
coysrror Hill believes that that IS Ills poii'''"'
nostorice address as lie thinks OF trying W p'e"'c
1ammonv and the County Democracy.
..,or,h,vman Sbcchan, who is at present III
+his c;tv is reported as saying that he 'housnV
Tho chances for a Democratic Assembly l" 'oO'
WAN very good. Mr. Sheehan may not oe I"o
ooss ~ an inspcctor of Assembly celii"sS' "o
th;s remark proves that he has IN hlu' 'he "'""No
Of an irresistible humorst.
>,,ss,ohrsotts certainly has reason for gratitma'
n its northcrly ncghbor, New-lianPS'''''
Renublicans of Massachusetts, met III '""' '"'-o
last week and nominated State ''rh'''
tNtrc
Mating most Of the present ciicieh' '''''r VIZ,
A little biographical study shows tha' "''r' nv,
Rrockctt WIS born in Ncwllampshle ''''i' ''''
tcnant-(;oyernor Halle was born III W."
shire. that State Treasurer Marden was "'," .i
Ncw- Hampshire, and that Albert f. r',lsn"'N y.
tho candidate for Acknowledgement, was oo'' III
New.IIampshrc In fact. the Kcpuo''I""
J.. Massachusetts, is mainly New-iiaHilsh're
ticket There is no doubt that IT. wo"'" ',r'''
an overwhelming vote if it were run II, WV.
Tompshire. and there is equally little d'uo' 'h'''
it. will bc triumphanty elected IN Massa'''',e y
Ncw-IIampshire certainly has reason TOT Pr'"' ~
furnishing such worthy sons TO lis h'ls '',3
| commonwealth. May not the people OIL the "''
RAY State. however. consider it somewhat "i 1"
| reflection upon Themselves that me men ""''" ~
| dclirhts 10 honor sprang outside OF tneir own
| bordcrso But they can comfort themselves VIII.
tbc reflection that, il they had had the nofr.S %
cho;cc Nc.srs. Brackctt, Halle. Mardrn ana flilS-
bury would undoubtedly all have preferred I" DC
| born in Massachusetts itself
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-23

Ladies and gentlemen whose mission II Is I"
discourage the use of what they call " tho we
wccd,' will perhaps hail that North Carolina
cyclone as an able assistant. At all events, the
r.uor, is that the cyclone ruined the tobacco crop
of the State.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-23

between the devil and the deep sea-pcrcnanc.
Governor Hill believes that that is Ills poii'''"l
nosto,ce address as lie thinks Of trying TO please
Tammanv and the County Democracy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-23

Railroad accidents have been ai"'m'iHN anu "''
,,,,. ,r,,,cr, of l,1r Indeed, II almost
e'o,n, 90 i, an endemic of decentralization Ind
,I ,, -, r,;lr,ad lines from which the OIL
cjnls wcrc not altogether exempt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-23

simultaneously With the repaving of Broad
u,y which was begun yesterday, the laying ef
tho street car cables in that thoroughfare is to
g, forward. In both of these projects New
To,kcr, generally feel deep interest. 1t is an
excellent idea to carry them on together, since
only a single tearing-up OF the street VIII NC
necessary 1t will be bad enough to nave 'hiS
street temporarily placed on the retired list IN
m,r,s for number Of months. but there IS
satisfaction in knowing that when this WORK
is completed it will not be necessary to teal
tho roadway to pieces again for considerable
,;mc At any rate. it ought to he made costly
iob for ANYBODY who undertakes it,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-23

Judging by tho experiment already made IN
, small way' the recount of the city's popula'
,;nn which the Mayor Is arranging to have
taken will probably show considerably 'srGe'
number Of inhabitants than was reported py
the Federal census officials. The circumstances
under which the recount will be made are Clear
II favorable to accuracy. Members ol 'ao
nolice force are to act as canvassers' anu 10
cover ground with which they ore thoroughly
familiar they are simply to take the names
and addresses Of the people, ana TO no!e
;.-Aathes thsx ~ miuau 0s Of adult age Az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-23

v,o Hrooklvn Democrats will dedicate their
new headquarters building to-day As best they
can without the assistance of Senator CARLISLE
who i, is intimated was warned that his r rec
Trade ideas would not be acceptable to BROOK,
lyu audience. especially when Governor hill
-. On tho platform. The Senator accordingly
HnAs that his duties in Washington are Nc
messing that he cannot tear nimseil away
Another eminent FREQ Trader will take no 1"r'
,her mart in the proceedings than to send
letter of regret. Governor Hill will therefore
he tho chief figure Of the occasion, ana ne car
he trusted to make all the political cspital pos
ofi
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1890-01-16
Rory o,More.

Young Rory o'More courted Kathleen
Bawn;
He was bold as hawk and she soft us the
He wished in his heart pretty Kathleen to
place,
And he thought the best way to do that was
to taze.
Now, Rory, be aisy, "swcet Kathleen would
Reproof on her lips, but smile in her
eye;
"Wish your tricks don't know, in trotb,
what I'm about.
Faith, you've taxed till I've put on my cloak
inside out"
"oh jewel" says Rory, "that same is the
You've thrated my heart for this many a
day,
And It's PLACED that am: and why not, to
be sure?
For it's all for good luck" says bold Rory
O'More.
'Indeed, them" says Kathleen 'don't think
of the like,
For l half gave o promise to soothering
The ground that I walk on he loves, I'll be
bound"
Faith, says Rory. "Pd rather love you
than the ground"
"Now, Rory, pll cry, If you don't let me
Sure dream every night that I'm hating
you SOL"
"Oh!" says Rory, that same I'm delighted
to hear,
For dhrames always go by conthraries, my
dear
Oh! jewel, keep dhraming that same till ye
die,
And bright morning will give dirty night
the black lie;
And It's PLACED that I am; and why not, to
be sure?
Since tits all for good luck" says bold Rory
O'More.
"Arrah, Kathleen, my darlint you've taxed
me enough,
And I've thrashed for your sake Dinny
Grimes and Jim Duff,
And I've made myself drinking your health
quite baste,
So think after that I may talk to the
praste."
Then Rory, the rogue, stole his arm around
her neck,
So soft and SO white without freckle or
speck;
And he looked in her eyes, that were beam.
ing with light,
And he kissed her sweet lips-don't you
think he was right?
"Now, Rory, leave off, sir-you'll hug me
no more;
That's eight times to-day that you've kissed
me before"
"Then here goes another" says he 'to
make sure,
For there's luck in odd numbers" says
Rory O'More.