Telegram-herald., 1890-04-29

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th4a tie pavement u ths hall You -
seu ss myself we're facing north.
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rlucL ,oae 0f votce, tae words seemed %
cone - yoa ir0m Ehe gallery above the
eloeL A fsa minutes aflereard yon
stepped upon thzL bl0ck near tae statue
Of t1lton / moved % = point about
forty feet away from you near the
statue ~ Cass Ny s0-1s thea seemed
- cOme from beneath the stone upoa
which YOU szOo1 You then moved into
ths center of the hall where you pot
the sane echoes that annoyed many a
statesman IA ths 0ldea time.
Kennedy is character well known
IN the Capitol tie Is an ar
dent admifer % Senator In
gala When Ingalls, Is in the
chair. o. Is speaking. the guide viii fre-
qgently drag visitors from tho whis-
pering stones 20 see and hear tho kan
s2s senator Senator ingalls, is o,cu-
pylng tae chair" be SAYS, IS tho visitors
enter the senate gallery "Hs Is ths
generalization Of Senatorial grace and
dignity, superior 70 any man upOn that
roor. either IN the past or IN the present =
Aside from ingalls,. this guide seems
70 Dc = tavOrise With tie old Represent
atlves and Senator'S Tho other day
Ashbel r Fitch and a squad q other
Congressman stood in the hall watch
ing strange performance. young
oolOred gentleman had halted upon a
whispering stone in fro NJ OF the statue
Of Muhlenburg. He looked like dam
dy. He carried a cane with a big buck
horn handle and wore = piccadilly col
lar with points turned down and as
sharp as needles. His hat was as glossy
as that usually worn By General Harry
Bingham. and the rose IN tho lapel OF
his OvercOat would have put William
NJ. Springer 20 blush The colored ex-
quisite had posed near the statue with
the evident object of attracting the at
tention OF q beyy OF dusky beautieA
Suddenly his eye-balls began 70 roll
He started as though touched by red
hot coal These words sounded in his
ears:
"You burker you, get away from here.
You're the coon who has been snatching
those bodies out At the poor-houso ceme-
terry. How dare you come here?'
In amazement dire the victim looked
behind the statue. No one was there.
Similar words were pouring into his
ears, apparently from one close by. A
stranger stood at his left looking at the
dome, but his lips were motionlesS
Il know you" the voice continued:
you're an oystershucker down at
Seventh-street wharf"
Turning 70 the stranger, who, OF
course, could not have heard a word
that had been uttered, the Ethiopian
said:
We'll, dat ere man seems to know
me. OATS ny business-oyster-sh
ing. ! didn't know dere was anybody
here dat knowed re, but all dat bout